Abstract
Highlights the intrinsic links between poverty, HIV/AIDS, movement for work, and globalization, illustrated by data from over 30 developing and some transition countries. Gives HIV prevalence among transport workers, seafarers, fisherfolk, armed forces, expatriates, volunteers, young travellers, and sex workers. Outlines the changes needed to address and manage the HIV/AIDS epidemic at enterprise, national and global levels, mentioning the ILO Code of Practice on HIV/AIDS and measures regarding a global social responsibility.
