Global Health Initiative-Private Sector Intervention Case Example

In 2002, GTG Executive Director, Cherie Nursalim, visited South Africa, and saw firsthand the impact of a large-scale HIV/AIDS epidemic on businesses and society. After returning home to Indonesia she became aware that without a significant investment in prevention from all sectors of society, Indonesia risked a similar future. In response to this threat she established a workplace prevention programme not only to reduce the risk to her businesses, but also to set an example for other businesses and other sectors of society.

Author

Gajah Tunggal Group

Contributor

World Economic Forum

Published
January 2004
Resource Types
Case Study
Current Downloads
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