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Business Response to HIV/AIDS: Impact and Lessons Learned
Language:
English
Publishers:
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS; Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum; Global Business Council on HIV & AIDS
Publication Date:
2000
Pages:
79
Description:
This report aims to provide assistance to business and associated partners in recognising the business case for further action against HIV/AIDS in the workplace and beyond. This is achieved through providing evidence of the impact that HIV/AIDS has on business activities and by highlighting the lessons learned from past and current responses. Guidance is provided in the form of policy tools, case studies and an examination of how to undertake successful partnerships in response to HIV/AIDS. This publication does not seek to provide standard models but tools to guide effective, efficient and needs-specific responses to HIV/AIDS. [[from introduction]
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