Transcript The social protection floor Initiative SPF-I

2nd Inter Agency Technical Meeting
on the UN-CEB
“Social Protection Floor Initiative”
Overview of ILO’s
SPF activities in 2010
Christian Jacquier and Christine Bockstal
Social Protection Floor team
Social Security Department , ILO Geneva
Main ILO’s fields of activities
• Co-Leadership
of the SPF-I
• Advocacy
• Knowledge management
• Tools development
• Training and Capacity building
• South-South cooperation
• Technical advisory and support to countries
• Fund raising
Co-Leadership of the SPF-I
•
SPF team within the ILO’s Social Security Department
• Building/animating the Coalition and the global
advisory network
• Networking : RES, CIESS, MGEN, EI, ISSA
• Information and Communication
• Creation of the SPF advisory Group
• Reporting to UN-CEB
The social protection floor Initiative
Advocacy
- Major achievements at the global level:
• UN Commission for Social and Economic Development, NY (Feb. 2010)
• EU/LAC meeting in Madrid (May 2010)
• World Conference on Social Development in Hong Kong (June 2010)
• ILC SPF side event (June 2010)
• Creation of the SPF Advisory Group in Geneva (Aug. 2010)
• Meeting ASEM (EU/Asia) in Nice (Sept. 2010)
• ILO/IMF meeting in Oslo (Sept. 2010)
• MDG summit in NY (Sept.2010)
• World EXPO in Shanghai (Oct 2010)
• G20 in Washington and in Seoul (Nov.2010)
• WTO (Nov. 2010)
• EI: Global Confederation of education workers (6 World Congress in Cap
Town in June 2011)
- At regional and national levels: policy dialogue
• China, Viet Nam, Indonesia, …
• Africa: Yaounde (Oct. 2010)
• LAC: Santiago (Dec. 2010)
Results and Impact: Global consensus
Knowledge management
• GESS
electronic platform
• Case-studies and Success stories
• Publications:
• Book on SPF with UNDP SS Unit
• Bachelet report
• Synthesis on SPF in LAC
• Data bases
• Education on social protection initiative:
• Capitalization/inventory
• Experts group /community of practices
• Dissemination of experiences
• Training
Tools development
• SPF-I
Manual for country operations
• Rapid assessment methodology
• Costing tools with UNICEF
• SPER and social budgeting
• Education in SP: advocacy tool
Capacity building
• Two-weeks
seminars on the SPF in English, French and
Spanish with the ILO’s Turin training Center:
- In Turin: in April and November
- In Montevideo: in October
• OAS/CIESS: The Inter-American Center for Social
Security Studies , with IDB support
• Rapid assessment training in Asia
• Participation in UNICEF and world Bank trainings
• seminar in Nepal (Nov.2010)
South-South cooperation
• Joint
initiative with the UNDP special Unit for
South-South Cooperation (SU/SSC)
• Turin seminar in July
• ILO/Brazil project: Timor and Paraguay
• Policy dialogues of SPF Advisory group
Fund raising
• Finland
• France
• Belgium
• The Netherlands
• Germany
• EU: Cambodia, Ethiopia, Burkina and Honduras
• Brazil
• UNDP
Overview of key activities in the implementing process of the SPFinitiative
Raising awareness
• Identify key stakeholders and relevant actors at the
national and international level
«National SPF Task
force
• Establish a national SPF task force composed of key
experts and decision-makers and supported by UN SPF
country teams
Social protection
stocktaking
• Map the actual social protection situation and compile
available data
• Collect key data that is lacking
Elaboration of
measures
• Identify viable policy options and alternatives
• Elaborate country-specific SPF policies through national
dialogue
Analysis
• Evaluate the cost of policy options
• Evaluate the long-term financial sustainability
• Reconsider measures in light of costing , reconsider costs
in light of needs
Implementation
• Build national consensus on a specific SPF framework
• Build up national delivery capacities
• Support the national budget available for sustainable
financing
Raising
awareness
Burkina
Bénin
Togo
Sénégal
Rwanda
Cameroun
Mozambique
Ghana
Zambia
Haiti
Thailand
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Indonesia
Lao PDR
Argentina
National
SPF Task
force
Social
protection
stocktaking
Elaborati
on of
measures
Analysis
Implement
ation
Monitoring
Thank you !
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