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The faces, voices and skills behind the GIPA Workplace Model in South Africa : UNAIDS case study
05 de julio de 2002
South Africa has begun to explore how best to involve people living with HIV/AIDS in making more effective workplace responses to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. This Case Study reports on a pilot programme—the GIPA Workplace Model—which has been developed over the past four years with United Nations support. The project’s aim is to place trained fieldworkers, living openly with HIV/AIDS, in selected partner organizations in different sectors (government departments, private companies and corporations) so that they could set up, review or enrich workplace policies and programmes.
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