1. Global Campaign on Social Security and Coverage for All Progress Report March 2004

2. A New Consensus at ILC 2001 General discussion Income security and access to health care: a need and a right for all Extension of coverage: the highest priority Launch of a global campaign

3. Launch of the Campaign Design: the result of a collaboration between Headquarters and Regions Launch during ILC 2003 : Director general, Chairperson and two Vice-chairpersons of GB Special session in African Regional Meeting National launches: Mozambique, Nepal, Senegal, Nigeria, India…

4. An operational campaign Three complementary means of action –Research, dissemination of good practices, experimentation –Assistance and technical cooperation: support to extension policies (in more than 40 countries) –Advocacy, communication, partnerships

5. Strategies and policies to extend coverage No single right model Three complementary ways to extend coverage : –“Classical” social security –Community-based schemes –Establishing linkages between community initiatives and public policies

6. Extending social security through social dialogue Pilot project: Mali, Honduras, Sri Lanka Shared tripartite diagnosis Training and capacity building of social partners Definition of national action plans

7. New mechanisms in the informal economy STEP programme Innovation and knowledge development Support to community-based schemes Combating social exclusion at the local level Intervention in more than 30 countries: Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean

8. Development of partnerships Governments and social partners Donors and international organizations ILO/PAHO initiative on social protection in health in Latin America and the Caribbean A special initiative for Africa A catalyst: to mobilize for action