1. Introduction to the workshop ILO, 2013

2. Justification Cambodia is implementing its SS Law (prakas on social health insurance) Indonesia is developing the regulations for the implementation of SJSN and BPJS laws Lao PDR & Myanmar have passed a new social security law and are now embarking in the development of the regulations Viet Nam is developing the employment law (with provisions on unemployment protection) and the social insurance law

3. Objectives Increase knowledge & understanding of social security standards Improve capacity to apply the standards when designing laws, regulations Share country experiences, challenges in developing laws and regulations

4. Training methodology ILO expertise… …challenged by the voices from social security practitioners Theory (PPT presentations)… …and applied learning methods: – Debates – Assessment matrix exercise – Financing exercises

5. Outcomes A generic course to be replicated (“cascade”) A social security good practices guide part of ILO’s global effort to develop SS guides A core element of ILO’s support in the design/implementation/reform of Social Security Laws & extension of social security

6. A series of trainings Social protection assessment & costing, Bangkok, Oct 2012 Integration of social policies and delivery of SPF, Siem Reap, May 2013 Standard, Policy and Legislation, Luang Prabang, Aug 2013 Unemployment protection, Bangkok, Oct 2013 … Suggestions for the next trainings?

7. Logical sequence Day 1: general presentation on social security principles and standards Identify what is in your national laws Check conformity with convention 102 Practical exercise on assessment matrix (steps 1 and 2) Day 2/3: making broad design options more precise and financially sustainable Challenges in designing social security benefit packages Linking design options with financing Practical exercises on financial sustainability

8. Logical sequence Day 3: ensuring that the scheme can be properly managed Governance, complaints & appeals, financial reporting, overall responsibility of the State Practical exercise on assessment matrix (step 3)