JW Marriot Hotel's HIV Intervention Case Example

Private sector intervention case exampleCompany: JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok Industry: Travel & Tourism Location: Thailand Programme: HIV/AIDSCase-specific HIV/AIDS ResourcesDocumentsMarriott International Life Threatening Disease Policy (June 2000)ContactsMarriott InternationalJW Marriott Hotel BangkokThailand Business Coalition on AIDS (TBCA)Asian Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS (ABC)International Labour OrganizationMr Regan TaikitsadapornArea Director of Human Resources, Asia,Australia, & New ZealandTel.: +852 2192 6033E-mail: regan.taikitsadaporn@marriott.comMr Peter CaprezGeneral ManagerTel.+66 2 656 7700E-mail: peter.caprez@marriotthotels.comDr Anthony PramualratanaExecutive Director, TBCATel.: +66 2 643 9891-3E-mail: tbca@ksc.net.thMr Simon GrahamAsia Regional Program ManagerTel.: +66 2 643 9891-3E-mail: simon@abconaids.orgMr Gunnar WalzholzTechnical Specialist on HIV/AIDS in the World ofWorkRegional Office for Asia and PacificTel.: +66 2 288 1765E-mail: walzholz@ilo.orgThis case study uses the following exchange rate: 44.5 Thai Baht to 1 United States Dollar.The World Economic Forum Global Health Initiative Private Sector Case example was written by Peter DeYoung and developedin collaboration with the featured company, however, GHI member companies and partners, the World Economic Forum and thecontributing company do not necessarily subscribe to every view expressed herein. The case is based on a self-reportingmodel. Although the GHI makes reasonable efforts to ensure the accuracy of the statements, this report should not be viewedas an external audit of the programme described.This case study is a part of the GHI’s Case Study and Supporting Document Library, which is available atwww.weforum.org/globalhealth/cases. Please contact the Global Health Initiative at the World Economic Forum for anyquestions, feedback or submissions related to this case study.World Economic Forum91-93 route de la CapiteCH-1223 Cologny/Geneva – SwitzerlandTel.: +41 (0) 22 869 1212Fax: +41 (0) 22 786 2744E-mail: globalhealth@weforum.orgwww.weforum.org/gobalhealth© 2004 World Economic ForumAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying or by anyinformation storage and retrieval system without prior written consent.