As an advisor IOSH collaborates with the MENTUPP project by providing professional and expert insights into occupational health with particular focus on SMEs. IOSH supports the notion that mental health well being is an important aspect of occupational health and safety.
MIC will contribute their expertise in developing, implementing and evaluating workplace mental health interventions in the construction industry.
AISRAP will contribute to developing a standard method to evaluate the implementation processes of the MENTUPP intervention, data analysis (quantitative and qualitative), formulating recommendations to improve the MENTUPP intervention and its implementation, and preparing evidence briefs, reports and publications.
IASP will facilitate the dissemination and praxis transfer of project results globally through their international experts.
IMIM will lead the creation of components for the MENTUPP intervention that raise awareness and improve early identification of sector-specific and gender-specific mental health issues.
LSHTM brings unique experience in engaging and supporting research activities in Low and Middle Income Countries, like Albania and Kosovo, and will support pilot and cluster randomised controlled trial implementation of the MENTUPP intervention in Albania and Kosovo.
ZSMKOS will participate in the pilot implementation of the MENTUPP intervention and conduct the implementation and evaluation of the optimised MENTUPP intervention in Kosovo in the cluster randomised controlled trial.
CCHW will participate as an implementation country in the pilot and cluster randomised controlled trial of the MENTUPP intervention.
PHRENOS will participate in the pilot implementation of the developed MENTUPP interventions in health SMEs in the Netherlands, as well as the cluster randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of the MENTUPP intervention.
