Return on Prevention

Research published by Prevent and commissioned by the International SOS Foundation, investigates the latest thinking on the risks associated with international assignments and the cost of failure.

The research shows how those organisations who take measures to mitigate the health and travel security risks associated with business travel and international assignment are not only meeting their moral and legal obligations; they are also making a wise commercial investment.


A research trinity

This study, alongside the Foundation’s 2011 benchmarking study and the 2013 Global Framework, complete a powerful trinity in Duty of Care research. Furthermore, these show how organisations who invest in the prevention of health risks commonly experience both direct and indirect cost-benefits. Making prevention programmes an essential management practice for a sound business.

Return on Prevention Study

The research, published by Prevent in March 2015, investigates the latest thinking on the risks associated with international assignments and the cost of a failed assignment.  Download your copy here.

Global framework

This strategic framework guides organisations in identifying threats and hazards, and managing risks to the safety, health and security of those travelling for their work or on international assignment.

 infograPHIC

Return on Prevention Infographic Learn more about how organisations who invest in the prevention of health risks commonly experience both direct and indirect cost-benefits by viewing our infographic.

Bottle of help

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