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Do fishways work?Naturresursinstitutet2010The Finnish Work Environment Fund: Publication of results, 27100 eurosHelsingfors universitet2006Assessment of emerging employment and decent work opportunities and challenges in the forest sectorNaturresursinstitutet2023Applying Sustainability Transition Research in Social Work tackling Major Societal Challenge of Social InclusionNaturresursinstitutet2020EIFAC Working Party on CrayfishNaturresursinstitutet2007DRVACEK - Literature search and review related to specific preparatory work in the establishment of dietary deference values (vitamins ACEK)Helsingfors universitet2010Quality of floors in animal houses from the viewpoint of well-being of animals, work safety and cleanability (POSSU)Helsingfors universitet2005Luke-SLU Workshops on sustainable forest managementNaturresursinstitutet2016Safety training tools for foreign farm workersNaturresursinstitutet2017Work related low-level muscle activity as RIsk FActor to disaBILITY in high technological environments - A Nordic comparative cohort study: RIFABILITYNaturresursinstitutet2012
Do fishways work?
2010
The Finnish Work Environment Fund: Publication of results, 27100 euros
2006
Assessment of emerging employment and decent work opportunities and challenges in the forest sector
2023
Applying Sustainability Transition Research in Social Work tackling Major Societal Challenge of Social Inclusion
2020
EIFAC Working Party on Crayfish
2007
DRVACEK - Literature search and review related to specific preparatory work in the establishment of dietary deference values (vitamins ACEK)
2010
Quality of floors in animal houses from the viewpoint of well-being of animals, work safety and cleanability (POSSU)
2005
Luke-SLU Workshops on sustainable forest management
2016
Safety training tools for foreign farm workers
2017
Work related low-level muscle activity as RIsk FActor to disaBILITY in high technological environments - A Nordic comparative cohort study: RIFABILITY
2012