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SABCOHA hosts numerous workshops, breakfasts and seminars where a number of useful presentations are offered to visitors, from information on peer educators to guidelines on business coalitions. These are all available for viewing in this section.
These include the SABOCHA and JBIC workplace capacity programmes, the Arumm Institute presentation on re-emphasizing HIV prevention in the workplace , the Reproductive Health and HIV Research Unit on demystifying traditional health practices in the corporate world, the satellite session at the SA Aids Conference 2007, the Markinor/Bureau of Market Research (BMR), and peer educators forums, among others.
SABCOHA Private Sector Conference presentations
5 and 6 November
The SABCOHA Private Sector Conference on HIV and AIDS was held at Emperors Palace, in Gauteng. All the presentations and articles are available here.
Presentations
Jay Naidoo keynote address
Conference programme
Actuarial Society of South Africa: Monitoring and evaluating access to and effectiveness of HIV and AIDS treatment in the private sector
Overview: private sector conference
GIBBS: Leadership of organisational change in successful HIV/AIDS workplace interventions
Education, Training and Counselling: Findings following the first SANS 16001:2007 audits
AIDS Accountability International presentation
Herd: Impediments to the uptake of VCT and treatment
AIDS Accountability International: Proposed model for ranking business response to HIV/AIDS
Wits Business School: Traditional healers, HIV/AIDS and company programmes
TB-HIV integration in the workplace
Centre for the Study of AIDS: Beyond ribbons and rhetoric – HIV prevention in the workplace
Medworx: Private-public partnership in healthcare
BizAIDS: Taking up the informal sector challenge
Wits Business School: Working with peer educators to identify and respond to risky sexual networks
Women’s health, HIV and work in South Africa: Making the connections
Work the Future presentation
Tomorrow Trust: Exit strategy for sustainability and self empowerment of OVCs
For Metropolitan's Live the Future website, on HIV and AIDS scenarios for South Africa 2005 to 2025, click here.
Northern Cape Private Sector Conference tackles provincial strategy
25-26 November 2008
The two-day Northern Cape private sector conference took place in Upington and was hosted by SABCOHA. About 30 chief executives and operations managers of independently managed business operations and employer organisations were invited to participate.
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For the Northern Cape private sector conference programme, click here: ncconf_final_programme Click here to view a survey of Northern Cape businesses that was released at the conference: northern_cape_reportnov08
Conference presentations:
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JBIC and SABCOHA implement workplace capacity programmes
9 May 2008
Working with the Japan Bank for International Co-operation (JBIC), SABCOHA conducted a programme in several leading companies operating in South Africa. The programme focused on HIV/AIDS capacity building to tackle falling productivity and rising costs resulting from absenteeism and deaths.
A number of interventions were set up through the programme, ranging from developing a database of HIV/AIDS service providers to training peer educators and conducting management training.
Programme findings were presented at a breakfast on 9 May 2008 at the Hyatt Regency in Johannesburg. Six automotive manufacturers and one mining company, Hernic Ferrochrome, participated.
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Click on each presentation to view the document.
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KAB highlights kab_highlights_presentation
Hernic Ferrochrome hernic_ferrochrome_presentation
Re-emphasizing HIV prevention in the workplace
7 August
The shift in focus towards treatment for HIV positive employees should not overtake the importance of HIV prevention in workforces. Businesses need to think innovatively and target HIV prevention intervention programmes more effectively. This is the key message to emerge from a presentation at a SABCOHA breakfast in Illovo, Johannesburg, on August 7 by Debbie Muirhead and Andrew Van Zyl, health economists with the Aurum Institute of Health Research.
To view the presentation click here: aurum_presentation
Regional Workshop on HIV in the Road Transport Sector in Southern Africa
28 September 2007
The International Organisation for Migration, in conjunction with the World Food Programme, the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC), the North Star Foundation, and the United Nations Joint Programme on HIV/AIDS, held a Regional Workshop on HIV in the Road Transport Sector for Southern Africa from 26 to 28 September 2007 at Piggs Peak, in Swaziland.
The workshop's specific objectives were to share lessons learned of HIV responses in the road transport sector in southern Africa; to facilitate networking and increased co-ordination among partners and stakeholders working in the road transport sector in
selected countries, and among different agencies implementing HIV initiatives in the road transport sector, to avoid duplication and to strengthen and upscale responses; and to outline a way forward for future interventions and activities.
Participants came from the SADC secretariat, SADC governments, the private sector, the donor community, international organisations, civil society, and research institutions. The wealth of this multi-national and multi-sectoral diversity encouraged extensive sharing of lessons and, based on these lessons, it facilitated agreement on the main way forward.
Click here to read the full report:
Demystifying traditional health practices in the corporate world
Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria and SABCOHA
14 August 2007
The GBC and SABCOHA held a workshop on de-mystifying traditional health practises in the corporate world. The Reproductive Health and HIV Research Unit (RHRU) who have an intimate knowledge of the subject of traditional health practises, shared their knowledge with participants.
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Traditional Medicine Contributing in the Fight Against HIV and AIDS: traditional_medicine 160.51 Kb
Rituals and Traditions: Family and Work Implications: rituals_and_practices2 118.89 Kb
Working with THPs: working_with_thps 1.10 Mb
SABCOHA satellite session: SA Aids conference 2007
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Project Promote: sa_aids_conf_project_promote_2007 889.00 Kb
Sabcoha/VWSA/ILO Project: sabcoha_vwsa_ilo 973.00 Kb
Johnson Controls: johnson_controls_aidc 611.50 Kb
Siyakhana: Siyakhana-June2007 2.04 Mb
BizAIDS:BizAIDSSAAIDS2007 4.46 Mb
ESKOM SABCOHA pilot project: ESKOMSABCOHApilotprojectpresentationJune2007 718.50 Kb
ZuziMpilo clinic: ZuziMpilo_clinic 5.96 Mb
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2007 Aids conference to focus on ‘contentious issues'
Related features:
One stop HIV/AIDs clinic for low-income clients
Markinor/Bureau of Market Research (BMR)
Fusing HIV/AIDS risk segmentation and demographic modeling.
Peer Education
Workplace HIV/AIDS: Peer Educators in SA Companies – David Dickinson – 2006
Peer Educators’ Forum Launch1 September 2006
Workplace HIV/AIDS Peer Education – David Dickinson
What is a Peer Educator? – Harold Bokaba
Peer Educator Stress – Linzi Smith
Feedback from XV1 International AIDS ConferenceToronto 2006
Brad Mears – SABCOHA CEO
Liesl Köstlich – Right to Care
Salome Charalambous – Medical Research Council
Gavin Churchyard – Aurum
SABCOHA
Presentation to Parliament – Brad Mears – October 2006
Toolkit introduction
Business Coalitions
Guidelines for Building Business Coalitions against HIV/AIDS
BizAIDS
Empowering very small businesses – MK Cope – IESC – May 2006
David Patient and Neil Orr on HIV/AIDS, Stigma and Absenteeism
Absenteeism & HIV/AIDS: A hospitality industry case study – March 2006
Absenteeism Summary
Stigma and Intervention
Stigma Beliefs determine Behaviour
Fact Sheets
Government Programmes Fact Sheet – May 2006
Microbicides – March 2006
Supply Chain Development
ESKOM pilot project presentation - October 2006
The Bureau for Economic Research (BER)
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