The State of Business and HIV/AIDS (2006) - Booz Allen Hamilton

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18 3 Baseline: Current State of Business and AIDS Figure 6 GBC Survey - Characteristics of Respondents By Region By Size (# of Employees) Asia/Pacific 5.3% Caribbean 1.3% Africa 8% Europe 17.3% Americas 33.3% Worldwide 34.7% N/A 4% Greater Than 100,000 4% 50,000- 100,000 18.7% Less Than 10,000 26.7% 10,000- 50,000 25.3% Public Relations 1.3% Construction and Machinery 1.3% Chemical Manufacturing 1.3% Industrial Manufacturing 2.7% Hotel/Travel/Tourism 2.7% Computer/IT/ Telecommunications 2.7% Transportation Services 4% Healthcare/Medical 5.3% Food/ Beverages 8% Automotive 8% Consulting 8% Metals & Mining 8% By Industry Biotechnology/ Pharmaceuticals 12% Media/ Entertainment 9.3% Financial Services/ Banking/Insurance 9.3% Energy (Oil, Gas, Electric) 9.3% Consumer Products 9.3% By Entry Year 2006 8% 2005 22.7% 2004 9.3% 2003 21.3% 2000 1.3% 2001 25.3% 2002 12%
3 Baseline: Current State of Business and AIDS 19 Broad Areas of corporate engagement based on Business AIDS Methodology (BAM) BPAS Categories for detailed assessment of corporate engagement Definition Figure 7 Online BPAS Baseline Tool Framework I. Workplace and Employee Engagement 1. Non-discrimination HIV/AIDS policy 2. Prevention, Education, and Behavior Change Prevention and education programs 3. Testing and Counseling Programs that enable people to determine their HIV status and support to deal with the outcome 4. Care, Support, and Treatment Access to treatment, support and care II. Core Competency 5. Product and Service Donation 6. Business Associates and Supply Chain Engagement III. Community 7. Community and Government Partnerships Donations by companies of products, service and expertise Extending policies and programs to suppliers and business associates Collaboration between business and the public sector, and NGOs 8. Corporate Philanthropy Philanthropic donations from companies IV. Advocacy and Leadership 9. Advocacy and Leadership 10. Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting Business leaders promoting change and taking leadership role in fight against HIV/AIDS Documentation and reporting on outcomes of programs. Monitoring and evaluation of these programs
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Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents 1 Table of Conten
Page 5 and 6: 1 Executive Summary 3 being active
Page 7 and 8: 1 Executive Summary 5 Key insights
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Page 59 and 60: Appendix i. GBC Contacts 57 Carol O
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