1. ALEJANDRO BONILLA GARCIA GINETTE FORGUES VICTORIA GIROUD-CASTIELLA

2. CEB Social Protection Floor Initiative

3. MAIN DRIVERS OF CHANGE MAINSTREAMING (SPF-I) INTERNALLY ( ITC-Turin and SEC SOC’s training courses) EXTERNALLY (Promote consideration of the SPF-I on every event) INNOVATION New Courses Summer-Courses Social Protection Chairs (College) Education on social protection (Elementary and High School) Crisis response and reconstruction INNOVATION New Courses Summer-Courses Social Protection Chairs (College) Education on social protection (Elementary and High School) Crisis response and reconstruction

4. ENHANCED EVALUATION AND FOLLOW-UP LANGUAGE DIMENSION IMPROVED TRAINING MATERIAL ADVOCACY & REVISED AGENDAS INTERNAL MAINSTREAMING INTERNAL MAINSTREAMING (SPF-I) ITC-Turin and SEC SOC’s training courses)

5. SPF-I RELEVANT INSTITUTIONAL EVENTS RELEVANT REGIONAL AND SUBREGIONAL EVENTS Insert your own picture QUITO Insert your own picture PARIS KINGSTON Insert your own MAINSTREAMING (SPF-I) EXTERNALLY (Promote consideration of the SPF-I on every event) (ex:Forum of Ministers Responsible for Social and Sustainable Development)

6. Enhanced offer of courses including the SPF-I Regular courses Distance Learning “Extension of social protection: towards a universal social protection floor” – basic core course, open registration, 70 training days 1- October 19 – 30, 2009 (Spanish) - Santiago 2- November 2-13, 2009 (English) - Turin 3- April 12-23, 2010 (French) - Turin 4- October 18 – 29, 2010 (Spanish) - Montevideo 5- November 1-12, 2010 (English-French) - Turin “Social protection floor rapid assessment, costing and design”, Bangkok, November 15- 19, 2010 Social protection floor in Nepal” – planned

7. N°of participants trained – 193 N° of participating countries – 60  Africa – 24 (40%)  Americas – 18 (30%)  Asia – 11 (18%)  Europe – 4 (7%)  Middle East -3 (5%) No of participants & countries (2009 – 2010) Enhanced offer of courses including the SPF-I

10. FORMAT CONTENT LECTURERS FOCUS & IMPACT Summer Courses

11. INCLUSION OF SPF-I IN CURRENT ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIPS INCLUSION OF SPF-I IN CURRENT ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIPS University of Maastricht (English) University of Lausanne (French) University of Mauritius (English and French)

12. LAUNCH OF SOCIAL PROTECTION CHAIRS IN THE AMERICAS INCLUDING SPF-I LAUNCH OF SOCIAL PROTECTION CHAIRS IN THE AMERICAS INCLUDING SPF-I Universidad Externado Colombia (Spanish) Universidad de Chile (Spanish) State University of Rio de Janeiro (Portuguese) University of West Indies. (English)

13. ABC on Education on social protection (Elementary and High School) Education on social protection is a key element of the SPF Extending social protection depends on education on rights and obligations; social security values and principles Consensus and sustainability also depend on a new « Social Protection Culture »

14. Education and Solidarity Network (ESN)

16. CIESS, AISS, REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND BANKS, SPF-COALITION Knowledge management: Identification of experiences going on around the world; Documentation of process; Dissemination Advocacy and promotion Political support: Guatemala Declaration, Teachers unions’ Resolution Elaboration on training tools Country to country &South/South cooperation

17. February MarchJanuary 7.0 Magnitude Earthquake REFOUNDATION DONORS CONFERENCE DALA PDNA STO. DOMINGO PREPARATORY TECHNICAL MEETING OUTCOMES INNOVATION 5. TIMELINE - FIRST PHASE – THE SOCIAL PROTECTION FLOOR IS CONSIDERED IN THE PDNA OF HAITI AND THE GOVERNEMENT‘S PLAN FOR RECONSTRUCTION AFTER THE JANUARY 12TH 2010 EARTHQUAKE. 1. STABILISING MEASURES 2. NATIONAL DEV. PLAN 17

18. May June September October April INTERIMARY COMMISSION ICRH Integrated Strategic Planning Group (ISPG) ILO – PAHO/WHO UNICEF - WORKSHOP Meeting to coordinate work on social protection Dec 14 TIMELINE – SECOND PHASE – (POST NY – PRE-ELECTIONS) CONTINUED WORK OF THE COALITION TOWARDS A UNIFIED UN PROJECT ON THE SPF 18 UNICEF – ILO –WB WORKSHOP (PAHO/WHO>CHOLERA) -> INTERIMARY COMMISSION November 29

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20. Particularly important in pre and during implementation phase Resource issues : UN contribution human resources for capacity building and financial contribution for delivery Needs are country specific, but some capacity building can be modular & generic Should establish a network Regional & national capacity building 20

21. Network of community practice? Institutional involvement Mapping of training activities & curricula Inter-regional activities? National & regional priorities 21 Resources!

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