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Issue 2 • 2008 • CONTENTSIn Brief Mapping the problemResearch reveals the impact of HIV on transport Investing in tomorrow UNAIDS executive director Dr Peter Piot challenges trade unions to meet the challenge Inside Views Union reports from around the sector Advocacy and understanding In the ports of India Drivers' toolkit A new resource backed by unions, employers and governments Sexual Health in the city Women driving prevention work in São Paulo, Brazil Planning and prevention Stephen Bruschett of the World Bank explains how the Bank is linking HIV work to investment Pioneering partners An NGO-trade union alliance in action in Donetsk Railway, Ukraine HIV as a business priority How a TNT-sponsored initiative is mobilising companies in Africa and Asia to help protect their drivers Seafarers' health isolation New declaration says it must end Crossing a milestone Key meeting triggers a fresh HIV/AIDS response among Arab unions Getting results Recent International Labour Organization initiatives have made headway, says Amrita Sieteram About Agenda |
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