For project partners who have set out to research this indicator, the Poverty Footprint guideline suggests the following methodology:

• survey local health workers, and local health authorities

• consider using secondary research to identify topics such as:

  • public health concerns in the community and country of study (e.g. HIV/AIDS, climate change impact on health, etc.)

  • recommended health and safety practices for workers in the industry (e.g., highest industry standards)

However, WikiRate researchers may review one of the following company statements using search terms like "health services", "healthcare", "health care", 'healthcare facilities', and ''accessible healthcare" to determine whether the company in question publicly discloses the percentage of workers who have access to health services for work-related accidents or diseases, made available or paid for by the company:

• Poverty Footprint

• Corporate Social Responsibility Report

• Annual Report

• CSO Statements or Reports

• Investigative Reports, Surveys, Articles, etc.

Please provide the following contextual information in a comment to the metric value:

• any additional disclosure regarding the provision of health services for work-related incidents, e.g. policy statements, number of cases reported, types of health service available, etc.

• whether the provision of health services for work-related incidents extends to their entire value chain.

• the page number of the document where the information can be found