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Feasibility Study for a Sustainable Human Work Index in Swedish Mining (SHWI)

Reference number
Coordinator Creative Design Environment Sweden AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 840 000
Project duration November 2024 - June 2025
Status Ongoing
Venture Impact Innovation Metals & Minerals - Program-specific efforts Vinnova
Call Impact Innovation: Feasibility studies and projects within Social Actions Areas in the program Metals & Minerals

Purpose and goal

The purpose of the feasibility study is to develop a first version of an industry-specific "Sustainable Human Work Index" (SHWI). The objective is to develop a first tool/platform that would enable companies to collect, analyse and report data on employees´ work environment, wellbeing and cognitive load. The platform´s objective is to help companies transform their work environments and working methods and ultimately become more attractive and inclusive as employers.

Expected effects and result

Expected result is a first platform that would enable companies to collect, analyse and report data on employees´ work environment, wellbeing and cognitive load. The platform´s objective is to help companies transform their work environments and working methods and ultimately become more attractive and inclusive employers.

Planned approach and implementation

The project is divided into five work packages (WP) where different stakeholder groups are actively involved in WP2-WP5 WP1) Project plan, governance, stakeholder analysis, reference group, communication plan, risk management, cost tracking. WP2) Report with analysis, SWOT, MVP scope, commercial analysis. WP3) Develop method, impact on health and performance. WP4) MVP for SHWI platform. WP5) Final commercial feasibility and implementation report, next steps, partnerships and resource needs.

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Last updated 18 November 2024

Reference number 2024-02876