1. World Cup 2010 Re-energizing Existing Programmes The Global Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis & Malaria October 29, 2009

2. Using football to increase the impact of existing programmes  We can use WC2010 to amplify what we are already doing in our programmes.  Sustainable benefits can be achieved by increasing engagement in workplace and community programmes  Key themes  Re-education  Increasing male involvement in programmes  Addressing risks  Reducing stigma and discrimination 2

3. Re-Educate  Amplify existing/old messages  Weave soccer theme into educational materials Examples:  Quiz combining soccer and HIV/AIDS education and use soccer related prize as incentive  Create central World Cup information scoreboards or screens within the organisation and incorporate HIV/AIDS messaging

4. Address Risks  Alcohol  Sex workers  Access to (and correct use of) condoms  Post- exposure prophylaxis  Fan Packs  Information & important contact numbers  Condoms  Water bottles/t-shirts/beanies etc with a message  Match schedule etc…

5. Increase Male Involvement 5  Capitalize on the attentiveness of male audience- increase participation in workplace and community based programmes  Incentivise VCT events using soccer related prizes  Use soccer players to motivate engagement  ‘Football Fridays’- put HIV on the agenda  Multiple concurrent partners- “Support one team-love one woman”

6. Reducing Stigma & Discrimination 6  Capitalize on the unifying, barrier breaking effect of football in the community and workplace to fight stigma and discrimination  Create platforms for interaction on common ground to talk about fear, stigma and discrimination i.e. Management and staff/young and old community members  Use Football players as ambassadors and role models in the fight against HIV/AIDS

7. 7 Thank You