AIDS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR Lessons from the Asia Pacific’

APBCA’S MISSION To ensure that businesses in the Asia Pacific region are committed to ensuring healthy and productive workforces with access to education, care and support services for HIV and TB.

BUSINESS COALITIONS IN THE ASIA PACIFIC Thailand Myanmar Cambodia Malaysia Singapore Indonesia Papua New Guinea Fiji Sri Lanka Nepal Mongolia Australia (regional)

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS Business Coalitions have bought HIV awareness and education to over 25,000 workplaces and more than 5 million workers, many in vulnerable industries. They have been the main voice of the private sector promoting best practice workplace policy, education and fighting discrimination and prejudice.

AIDS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR Lessons from the Asia Pacific’

Private sector potential and responses to HIV and AIDs and….beyond… AIDS 2014 Business Breakfast, 22 July 2014

Abt JTA | pg 9 OTML HIV response

Abt JTA | pg 10 Beyond the fence…

Abt JTA | pg 11 North Fly Health Service Development Program Source: National Health Information System

Abt JTA | pg 12 North Fly Health Service Development Program Source: National Health Information System

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Abt JTA | pg 14 Middle South Fly Health Service Development Program Vaccine Fridge InstallationsOutreach Clinics 2014

Abt JTA | pg 15 End of Phase 1 Review North Fly Health Service Development Program :  “Stakeholders were unanimous that there has been a significant improvement in health system strengthening thanks to the program and the support it provides to fill the gaps”.  “Overall, the core strength of NFHSDP has been the way in which it has pursued and strengthened the partnership approach”. Annmaree O’Keefe: June 2014

Abt JTA | pg 16 PPP Lessons Learned  Resource companies can be great partners  Need technical expertise  Sustainability – context appropriate standards  Multi-stakeholder approach  Monitoring & evaluation  Management of the stakeholders

Abt JTA | pg 17 Potential….. LNG

© 2014 Chevron Dr JS Allen Global Health and Medical, Asia Pacific July 2014 AIDS and the Private Sector – Lessons from Asia Pacific

© 2014 Chevron Fighting AIDS 21  Fighting AIDS is core to the success of Chevron’s business.  Since 1986, Chevron has been at the forefront among companies joined in the fight against AIDS.  In 2005, Chevron was the first oil and gas company to institute a global HIV / AIDS Policy for employees.  In Angola and Nigeria, Chevron implements voluntary internal prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) programs.  In 2011, Chevron pledged $20 million to the UN’s mission to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 2015.

© 2014 Chevron Chevron’s Social Investments - HIV / AIDS Programs 22 Name Chevron actions…and the results Born Free Africa Nigeria  Partnership with the Nigerian Government, The Global Fund, PEPFAR  Support the Nasarawa state government’s efforts to reduce HIV transmission  Number of health facilities with PMTCT services – increased by 110%  Number of pregnant women counseled and tested for HIV – increased by 150%  May 2013, committed to additional $1.3 million over three years PROMOT Project Nigeria  Partnership with Pact in Bayelsa state, Nigeria  Established a community-based, government supported PMTCT outreach program to increase awareness and services to support HIV positive pregnant women  8 community-based organizations trained  313 community health extension workers trained  Outreach population – 19,625 individuals  15,755 pregnant women counselled and tested for HIV SHINE in Myanmar  Since 2004, solely funded the Sustainable Health Improvement and Empowerment (SHINE) program in the Dry Zone region  Partner with PACT to reduce disease; especially Tuberculosis, HIV and malaria  May 2014, signed a Public Private Partnership agreement with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and PACT Myanmar to launch Phase II of SHINE program  A 3-year project focused on women’s economic empowerment. Focus on maternal, new born and child health, diseases, water and sanitation. Cost - $3 million.  Over the past decade, the lives of more that 900,000 citizens in 1,500 villages have been positively impacted  By 2017, Shine II expected to help improve the lives of 160,000 people in 310 villages  Shine II will double, to 80%, the proportion of pregnant women in target villages that give birth with skilled birth attendants

© 2014 Chevron 23 Name Chevron actions…and the results Partnership for Health in Our Communities Asia Pacific  Bangladesh – funding on skills-based training and maternal and child health services  Cambodia – Women’s Empowerment and Health Promotion project  China – Children’s immunization, disaster emergency grant, injury prevention  Philippines – donation of $1.5 million to the Philippine Red Cross  Thailand – injury prevention and employment opportunities, HIV/AIDs programs for youths  Vietnam – children’s education, HIV / AIDS and diseases program / job skills training for women The Global Fund  January 2008, Chevron became The Global Fund’s inaugural Corporate Champion  Committed $30 million to support AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria programs in Asia and Africa  2010, additional commitment of $25 million to fight HIV / AIDS and PMTCT in Angola, South Africa, Thailand and Vietnam  Dec 2013, pledged an additional $5 million to support PMTCT services in Nigeria. Total investment - $60 million.  To date, Chevron has contributed in saving 8.7 million lives through The Global Fund.

© 2014 Chevron 24 Challenges in Asia Pacific 1)Lower interest in HIV / AIDS prevention in low-prevalence countries 2)Lack of awareness in disease transmission  Careless sexual practices  Casual exposures - body tattooing 3)Stigma - more prominent in some cultures than others 4)Accessing unproven treatments, sometimes at great expense