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Cooperation Catalog Strengthening Partnerships for the Americas led to the signing of the Charter of the Organization of American States (OAS) in 1948, were the recognized needs to address the shared challenges that countries in the Hemisphere faced in mul- tiple areas such as peace, democracy, development and cooperation. Since the Organization’s inception, economic a≠airs and coopera- tion among the nations has been at the center of the discussions in the region, especially when it comes to the importance of develop- ment in strengthening democ- racy. Decades later, the cur- rent legal framework of the Organization’s technical cooperation activities took shape with the entry into force of the Protocol of Managua in 1996, which amended the OAS Charter and established the Inter- American Council for Integral Development (CIDI), as the primary policy organ to pro- mote cooperation among its Member States for the fur- therance of their integral development and, in particu- lar, to help eliminate extreme p o v e r t y . The Charter principles were further reinforced at the Third Summit of the Americas held in Quebec City in 2001, where the Heads of State and Government placed emphasis on the development of a coherent, results-oriented political, economic, and social agenda, with a focus on people and social equity. These principles and those of the General Assembly, the Summit process, the priori- ties set out at the inter- American meetings of minis- ters and those outlined in the Strategic Plan for Part- nership for Integral Develop- ment are translated into the concrete cooperation activi- ties such as the ones pre- sented in this catalog. 2011OAS

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Page 1: PDeng002-sinbleed · Cooperation Catalog Strengthening Partnerships for the Americas The principal factors which led to the signing of the Charter of the Organization

C o o p e r a t i o nC a t a l o g S t r e n g t h e n i n g P a r t n e r s h i p sf o r t h e A m e r i c a s

T h e p r i n c i p a l f a c t o r s w h i c h l e d t o t h e s i g n i n g o f t h e C h a r t e r o f t h e O r g a n i z a t i o n o f A m e r i c a n S t a t e s ( O A S ) i n 1 9 4 8 , w e r e t h e r e c o g n i z e d n e e d s t o a d d r e s s t h e s h a r e d c h a l l e n g e s t h a t c o u n t r i e s i n t h e H e m i s p h e r e f a c e d i n m u l -t i p l e a r e a s s u c h a s p e a c e , d e m o c r a c y , d e v e l o p m e n t a n d c o o p e r a t i o n . S i n c e t h e O r g a n i z a t i o n ’ s i n c e p t i o n , e c o n o m i c a ≠ a i r s a n d c o o p e r a -t i o n a m o n g t h e n a t i o n s h a s b e e n a t t h e c e n t e r o f t h e d i s c u s s i o n s i n t h e r e g i o n , e s p e c i a l l y w h e n i t c o m e s t o t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f d e v e l o p -m e n t i n s t r e n g t h e n i n g d e m o c -r a c y . D e c a d e s l a t e r , t h e c u r -r e n t l e g a l f r a m e w o r k o f t h e O r g a n i z a t i o n ’ s t e c h n i c a l c o o p e r a t i o n a c t i v i t i e s t o o k s h a p e w i t h t h e e n t r y i n t o f o r c e o f t h e P r o t o c o l o f M a n a g u a i n 1 9 9 6 , w h i c h a m e n d e d t h e O A S C h a r t e r a n d e s t a b l i s h e d t h e I n t e r -A m e r i c a n C o u n c i l f o r I n t e g r a l D e v e l o p m e n t ( C I D I ) , a s t h e p r i m a r y p o l i c y o r g a n t o p r o -m o t e c o o p e r a t i o n a m o n g i t s M e m b e r S t a t e s f o r t h e f u r -t h e r a n c e o f t h e i r i n t e g r a l d e v e l o p m e n t a n d , i n p a r t i c u -l a r , t o h e l p e l i m i n a t e e x t r e m e p o v e r t y .

T h e C h a r t e r p r i n c i p l e s w e r e f u r t h e r r e i n f o r c e d a t t h e T h i r d S u m m i t o f t h e A m e r i c a s h e l d i n Q u e b e c C i t y i n 2 0 0 1 , w h e r e t h e H e a d s o f S t a t e a n d G o v e r n m e n t p l a c e d e m p h a s i s o n t h e d e v e l o p m e n t o f a c o h e r e n t , r e s u l t s - o r i e n t e d p o l i t i c a l , e c o n o m i c , a n d s o c i a l a g e n d a , w i t h a f o c u s o n p e o p l e a n d s o c i a l e q u i t y . T h e s e p r i n c i p l e s a n d t h o s e o f t h e G e n e r a l A s s e m b l y , t h e S u m m i t p r o c e s s , t h e p r i o r i -t i e s s e t o u t a t t h e i n t e r -A m e r i c a n m e e t i n g s o f m i n i s -t e r s a n d t h o s e o u t l i n e d i n t h e S t r a t e g i c P l a n f o r P a r t -n e r s h i p f o r I n t e g r a l D e v e l o p -m e n t a r e t r a n s l a t e d i n t o t h e c o n c r e t e c o o p e r a t i o n a c t i v i -t i e s s u c h a s t h e o n e s p r e -s e n t e d i n t h i s c a t a l o g . A l o n g t h e s e l i n e s , i t i s i m p o r -t a n t t o p o i n t o u t t h a t w h i l e

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i   2011  OAS  Cooperation  Catalog    

 

2011  OAS  Cooperation  Catalog  Promoting  Partnerships  for  the  Americas  

Executive  Secretariat  for  Integral  Development                                                            

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iii   2011  OAS  Cooperation  Catalog    

 

Table  of  Contents      

Preface   v  

Introduction   vii  

Acknowledgments   ix  

Programs   1  

Projects   7  

Networks   17  

Activities   21  

Appendix  I      :List  of  Cooperation  Programs,  Projects,  Networks  and  Activities  2008-­‐2011   25  

Appendix  II:  List  of  Activities  under  Cooperation  Programs   29  

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v  2011  

2011  OAS  Cooperation  Catalog    

Preface    

The  main  factor  that  led  to  the  signature,  in  1948,  of  the  Charter  of  the  Organization  of  American  States  (OAS)  was  a  recognized  need  to  address  the  challenges  faced  by  countries  of  the  Hemisphere  in  numerous  areas,  such  as  peace,  democracy,  development,  and  cooperation.  Since  the  Organization’s  inception,  economic  affairs  and   cooperation   among   nations   have   been   central   to   discussions   in   the   region,   especially  with   regard   to   the  importance  of  development   in  strengthening  democracy.    Decades  after  the  signature  of  the  OAS  Charter,   the  current  legal  framework  for  the  technical  cooperation  activities  of  the  Organization  was  defined  in  the  Protocol  of  Managua,  which  entered  force  in  1996,  amending  that  Charter  and  establishing  the  Inter-­‐American  Council  for  Integral  Development  (CIDI)  as  the  primary  policymaking  organ  to  promote  cooperation  among  the  OAS  member  states  for  the  furtherance  of  their  integral  development  and,  in  particular,  to  help  eliminate  extreme  poverty.  

 The   principles   of   the   Charter   were   further   reinforced   at   the   Third   Summit   of   the   Americas,   held   in  

Quebec  City,  in  2001,  where  the  Heads  of  State  and  Government  emphasized  the  development  of  a  consistent,  results-­‐oriented   political,   economic,   and   social   agenda   that   focused   on   people   and   social   equity.     These  principles   and   those   of   the  General   Assembly   and   the   Summits   process,   and   the   priorities   established   at   the  inter-­‐American  ministerial  meetings  and  in  the  Strategic  Plan  for  Partnership  for  Integral  Development  are  being  translated  into  the  concrete  cooperation  activities  such  as  those  contained  in  this  Catalog.    

   In   that   connection,   it   warrants   mention   that   while   other   international   organizations   and   financial  

institutions  focus  mainly  on  building  infrastructure,  the  OAS  targets   its  efforts  at  building  the  human  capital  of  the   member   states.   This   is   done   through   capacity-­‐building   to   empower   citizens   as   key   participants   in   the  economic   and   social   development   of   their   countries.     Similarly,   the   OAS   promotes   the   importance   of  strengthening  democratic  states  through  cooperative  efforts  to  build  institutions  so  as  to  foster  more  effective,  efficient,  competitive,  reliable,  transparent,  and  accountable  states.  

   

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Introduction    The  present   OAS   Catalog   of   Cooperation   was   designed   for   the   purpose   of   illustrating  the  extensive  

efforts   that   the   OAS  Member   States  -­‐   with   the  support   of   the   OAS   General   Secretariat   and   other   partners   -­‐  are  implementing   to   move   forward  with   the   agenda   of   development   in  various  strategic   sectors   such   as:  economic   development,   trade,   tourism,   human   development,   education,   culture,   social   development,   labor,  employment,   migration,   energy,   environmental   law   and   governance,   risk   management   and   adaptation   to  climate  change,  integrated  water  resources  management.  

 This  OAS  2011  Cooperation  Catalog  was  designed  to  illustrate  the  strenuous  efforts  being  made  by  the  

OAS   member   states  -­‐   with   support   from   the   OAS   General   Secretariat   and   other   partners   -­‐   to   advance   the  development   agenda   in  different   strategic   sectors,   such   as   economic   development,   trade,   tourism,   human  development,  education,  culture,  social  development,  labor,  employment,  migration,  energy,  environmental  law  and   governance,   risk   management   and   adaptation   to   climate   change,   and   integrated   water   resources  management.  

   This  Cooperation  Catalog  contains  a  sampling  of  what  has  been  done  in  the  period  2008  –  2010  within  

the  framework   of  the  Executive   Secretariat   for   Integral   Development.   Another   aim   of   this   publication   is   to  provide   member   states   and   potential   partners  with  a   snapshot   of   our   programs,   projects,   networks,   and  activities,  and  their  sources  of  funding,  duration,  strategic  partnerships,  and  cooperation  mechanisms.  

   An   important  point   the   Secretariat   deems   worthy   of  mention   and   that   became   evident  through   this  

exercise  is  that  three  elements  are  common  to  all  cooperative  activities  of  all  programs,  projects,  networks,  and  activities  developed,   regardless   of   the   topic   or   area   of   implementation:   capacity-­‐building   and   training;   the  sharing  of  best  practices  and  information;  and  technical  support  and  technical  assistance.  

   Among  the  benefits  afforded  by  this  Catalog  to  the  member  states,  current  partners,  potential  donors,  

and   the   Secretariat   itself   is   that   it   makes   evident   the   importance   of   partnering,   and   that,   through   such  partnerships,  the  effects,  impacts,  and  results  of  cooperation  in  the  Hemisphere  can  be  multiplied.    

   

                     Disclaimer:   The   information   included   in   this   publication   was   compiled,   organized   and   structured   by   the  Development  Policies  Section  of   the  OAS  Executive  Secretariat   for   Integral  Development.  The  content  of  each  program,  project,  network,  and  activity  was  provided  and  verified  by  the  corresponding  executing  areas.  

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Acknowledgments    

The  OAS  General  Secretariat  wishes  to  acknowledge  especially  the  OAS  member  states,  without  which  the   cooperation   activities   described   in   this   document   would   not   have   been   possible.     In   that   regard,   the  Secretariat  also  takes  this  opportunity  to  extend  special  thanks  to  all  other  stakeholders  and  partners  that  have  contributed   to   these   programs,   including:   the   permanent   observers   to   the   OAS,   partner   international  organizations  and  institutions,  universities,  the  private  sector,  civil  society  organizations,  and  nongovernmental  organizations.    We  would  also   like  to  acknowledge  the  OAS  Executive  Secretariat  staff  for  their  dedication  and  tireless  efforts  to  transform  the  political  mandates  of  the  member  states  into  concrete  benefits.  

   

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+Programs  [PE-­‐1]   Promotion   of   Corporate   Social  Responsibility  in  Latin  America  and  the  Caribbean  Overview:   The   general   objective   of   the   project   is   to  expand   awareness   of   CSR   principles   and   guidelines   to  governments  and  the  private  sector  in  the  OAS  member  states,  thereby  contributing  to  sustainable  development  and  social  inclusion.  The  program  builds  awareness  and  provides   technical   assistance   about   the   importance   of  CSR   as   an   asset   for   promoting   competitiveness   and  creating   opportunities   for   small   and   medium   sized  enterprises   (SMEs)   as  well   as   encouraging   policies   and  actions  that  advance  CSR  principles  and  guidelines  with  the  different  stakeholders  –  including  youth,  indigenous  groups  and  policy  makers.    Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Corporate  Social  Responsibility  (CSR)  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  since  2004  -­‐  present  Mandate:  OAS  General  Assembly  AG/RES.  2483  (XXXIX-­‐O/09)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   capacity   building,  strengthening   of   CSR   networks,   exchange   of  information  and  best  practices,  and  dialogue  with  public  and  private  sector  and  civil  society  organizations  Primary  Contact  Person:  Zakaria  El  Goumiri  Website:    http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dedtt/csr/default.asp            [PE-­‐2]  Trade  Capacity  Building  and  Institutional  Strengthening    Overview:  To  increase  Member  States’  institutional  and  human   capacities   to   negotiate,   implement,   administer  and  reap  the  benefits  of  trade  agreements.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Trade    Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA,  OAS  Scholarships,  Member  States   funds   and   in-­‐kind   contributions,   International  Organizations  funds  and  in-­‐kind  contributions  Duration:  since  2004  –  present    Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Technical   Assistance,  Scholarship   and   Training,   Transfer   of   Experiences,  Sharing  Best  Practices,  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maryse  Robert  Website:  http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dedtt/trade/sites.asp      

[PE-­‐3]  Trade-­‐Related  Competitiveness  Overview:   To   promote   cooperation   and   public-­‐private  alliances   towards   policy   formulation   and   execution   of  projects   aimed   at   improving   the   competitiveness  capacity  of  Member  States   in   the  context  of   the  global  economy.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Trade    Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA,  OAS  Scholarships,  Member  States   funds   and   in-­‐kind   contributions,   International  Organizations  funds  and  in-­‐kind  contributions  Duration:  2008-­‐2009  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Technical   Assistance,  Scholarship   and   Training,   Transfer   of   Experiences,  Sharing  Best  Practices,  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cesar  Parga  Website:  http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dedtt/trade/sites.asp    [PE-­‐4]  Economic  Empowerment  and  Trade  Overview:   To   promote   the   productivity   and  competitiveness  of  MSMEs  and  their  participation  in  the  business   opportunities   afforded   by   international   trade  in   goods   and   services.   This   program   is   aimed   at  promoting   the   economic   inclusion   of   MSMEs   run   by  women,   youth   and   vulnerable   groups   (small   farmers,  small   tourism   enterprises,   indigenous   groups   and  afrodescendants).     Additionally,   this   Program   aims   at  strengthening  institutional  and  human  capacity,  directly  benefitting   public   institutions   and   government   officials  in   terms   of   public   policy   formulation   and   the  negotiation,   implementation   and   administration   of  trade  agreements.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Trade    Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA,  OAS  Scholarships,  Member  States   funds   and   in-­‐kind   contributions,   International  Organizations  funds  and  in-­‐kind  contributions  Duration:  2009-­‐Present  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Technical   Assistance,  Scholarship   and   Training,   Transfer   of   Experiences,  Sharing  Best  Practices,  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maryse  Robert  Website:  http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dedtt/trade/        

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[PE-­‐5]  Dialogue  and  Activities  with  Competitiveness  Authorities  and  Councils  Overview:  To  enhance  the  competitiveness  of  Member  States,   particularly   those   with   smaller   economies,  through   dialogue,   cooperation,   the   exchange   of  experiences   and   best   practices,   and   the   adoption   of  initiatives   geared   towards   public   policies   and   human  and  institutional  capacity  building.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Competitiveness  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA,  OAS  Scholarships,  Member  States   funds   and   in-­‐kind   contributions,   International  Organizations   funds   and   in-­‐kind   contributions:   IDB,  ECLAC,  CAF,  BCIE  Duration:  2009-­‐Present  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Technical   Assistance,  Scholarship   and   Training,   Transfer   of   Experiences,  Sharing  Best  Practices,  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cesar  Parga  Website:  http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dedtt/Competitiveness/default.asp      [PEC-­‐1]  Latin  America  Outreach  Unit  –  OAS  Partnership  for  Education  and  Cooperation  (PAEC)  Program  (Scholarship  Program)  Overview:  To  contribute  to  human  development   in  the  region   through   developing   partnerships   with   higher  education  institutions  in  order  to  provide  Scholarships  Organization(s):   OAS,   in   partnership   with   IE,   INCAE,  Universidad   de   los   Andes,   Government   of   China,  Government   of   Argentina,   Oxford   University,  Government   of   Thailand,   TEC/CRUSA,   Government   of  Israel,   Government   of   Qatar,   Virtual   Educa10/10,  Structuralia,   Instituto   Empresa,   Regiomontana,   TEC   de  Monterrey   &   El   Salvador   2010,   TEC   de   Monterrey   &  IFHARU   2010,   Government   of   Egypt,   Thailand   2010  grassroots  course,  Structuralia  (Spain)  and  University  of  Peace    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   OAS   Member   States   (Regular  Fund)  Duration:  2008  -­‐  present    Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   (II-­‐Chile)   and  General  Assembly:  AG/RES.  1  (XL-­‐E/10)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Bilateral   and   Tripartite  Partnerships,  academic  studies  and  training  Primary   Contact   Person:   Nelly   Gochicoa/   Jeanelle   Van  Glannenweygel  Website:  www.educoea.org  

[PEC-­‐2]   Latin   America   Outreach   Unit:   Teachers  Exchange  Program  (Training  Program)  To  support  teachers  of  the  Americas  and  the  Caribbean  and  to  accord  them  an  excellent  opportunity  to  spend  a  few  weeks  experiencing  the   life  and  culture  of  another  country,   to   learn   about   the   history,   culture,   language,  democratic   structures,   economy,   and   environmental  activities  of   their  host  country,  and  additionally   to  give  these   professors   an   opportunity   to   contribute   to   the  education  and  culture  of  the  receiving  country.  Organization(s):  OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Fulbright,   PanAmerican   Round  Tables  and  Instituto  Nacional  de  Aprendizaje  budget  Duration:  March  2009  -­‐  August  2009  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   (II-­‐Chile)   and  General  Assembly:  AG/RES.  57  (I-­‐O/71)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Quadripartite  Partnerships  Primary  Contact  Person:  Nelly  Gochicoa  Website:  N/A    [PEC-­‐3]   Partnerships   Program   for   Education   and  Training   -­‐   Technical   Studies:   Training   Course   in  Occupational   Safety   and   Health   Standards   for  Construction   and   the   General   Industry   (Higher  Education  Opportunities)  Overview:   To   provide   training   in   Occupational   Safety  and   Health   Standards   in   order   to   avoid   work   related  accidents   in   the   field   of   construction   and   industry.  The   trainees   are   expected   to   train   other   professionals  after  return  to  their  countries.  Organization(s):  OAS   in  partnership  with  Atlantic  OSHA  Training   Center   of   Puerto   Rico/Universidad  Metropolitana  Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   OAS   PAEC   Fund,   Atlantic   OSHA  Training   Center   of   Puerto   Rico/Universidad  Metropolitana,  and  awardee  Duration:  March  2011  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   (II-­‐Chile)   and  General  Assembly:  AG/RES.  57  (I-­‐O/71)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Training,   Sharing   Best  Practices,  Diffusion  of  Obtained  Knowledge,  Transfer  of  experiences  within  the  Caribbean  Region.  Primary  Contact  Person:  Juana  Román  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/portal/en/oasbecas/OAS-­‐OSHA_Scholarship_Selected_Awardees.pdf    

   

 

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[PEC-­‐4]   OAS   China   Scholarship   Program   (Higher  Education  Opportunities)  Overview:   To   provide   Chinese   language,   bachelors,  masters,   doctorate   general   and   senior   studies   in  China  in   order   to   support   OAS   Member   States   efforts   to  achieve  established  development  goals.    Organization(s):  OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Government   of   the   Peoples  Republic  of  China    Duration:  2009  to  present  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   (II-­‐Chile)   and  General   Assembly:   AG/RES.   57   (I-­‐O/71)   and   AG/RES.  1862  (XXXII-­‐O/02)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Academic  Studies  Primary  Contact  Person:  Juana  Román  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/Portal/en/oasbecas/OAS_CHINA_ANMT_2011.pdf      [PEC-­‐5]   Leo   S.   Rowe   Pan   American   Fund  (educational  loan  program)  (Tertiary  Education)  Overview:   To   provide   financial   aid,   in   the   form   of  interest-­‐free   loans,   to   deserving   students   from   Latin  American   and   Caribbean   OAS   Member   States   to   help  them   finance   their   higher   education   or   research   at  universities  in  the  United  States.    Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   The   Rowe   Fund   is   a   program  established   in   1948   in   compliance   with   the   will   of   Dr.  Leo   S.   Rowe,   a   former   Secretary   General   of   the   Pan  American   Union.   The   net   capital   of   the   Fund   is  constituted  by  the  net  amount  of  Dr.  Rowe's  bequest  to  the  Pan  American  Unit  Duration:  1948-­‐present  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   (V   –   Port   of   Spain  and  II  –  Santiago)    Cooperation   Mechanism:   Financial   aid   and   sharing  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Lina  Sevillano  Website:  www.oas.org/en/rowefund    [PEC-­‐6]  Educational  Portal  of  the  Americas  Overview:  To  provide  the  region  with  greater  access  to  educational  and  training  opportunities,  and  to  promote  equity   in   education   so   that   all   citizens   of   the  Hemisphere  can   reach   their   full   academic,  professional  and  personal  potential.    Organization(s):    OAS  Sector:  Human  Development  

Source(s)   of   Funding:   The   original   design   and  development  of  the  Portal  was  made  possible  through  a  cooperation   fund   established   by   the   United   States   (a  cash   contribution   totaling   nearly   $2m)   and   through  strategic   alliances   with   public   and   private-­‐sector  institutions   that   provided   both   cash   and   in-­‐kind  contribution.   With   the   establishment   of   the   Virtual  Classroom  in  2003,  the  Portal  received  a  FEMCIDI  grant  in   the  amount  of  USD288,650   to  promote  professional  development  in  the  region.  Duration:  2001-­‐present    Mandate:   Summits   of   the  Americas   (III   –  Quebec)   and  General  Assembly:    AG/RES.  1814  (XXXI-­‐O/01)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Technical   assistance;  Training;   Transfer   of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best  Practices:  Sharing  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PEC-­‐7]   Latin   America   Outreach   Unit:   OAS  Consortium  of  Universities  in  Latin  America    Overview:  To  contribute  to  human  development   in  the  region   through   expanding   the   OAS   Consortium   of  Universities  by  signing  cooperation  agreements  with  top  higher  educations  institutions.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)  of   Funding:  OAS  Scholarship  Program  Budget  (Regular   Fund)   and   in-­‐kind   contributions   of   Latin-­‐American  Universities  Duration:  2007-­‐present  Mandate:   Summits  of   the  Americas   (II   –   Santiago)   and  General   Assembly:   AG/RES.   57   (I-­‐O/71)   and   AG/RES.  1862  (XXXII-­‐O/02)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Capacity  building    Primary  Contact  Person:  Nelly  Gochicoa  Website:  www.educoea.org    [PSL-­‐1]  Puente  in  the  Caribbean  Program  Overview:  A   horizontal   cooperation   program   aimed   at  enhancing  social  protection  strategies   in   the  Caribbean  through   the   transfer   of   knowledge,   best   practices   and  lessons  learned  from  the  Chile  Puente  Program.  Organization(s):    OAS  Sector:  Social  Development  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA,  Government  of  Chile,  World  Bank,  Government  of  China  Duration:  2007  to  present  Mandate:  Meeting  of  Ministers  and  High  Authorities  of  Social  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of  Experiences;  Sharing  Best  Practices  

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Primary  Contact  Person:  Francisco  Pilotti  /Julie  Nurse  Website:  http://www.sedi.oas.org/ddse/english/default.asp    [PDS-­‐1]  Support   for   the   Implementation   of  US-­‐BR  Biofuels  Bilateral  Agreement    Overview:   Evaluation   of   national   conditions   for   the  production   of   biofuels   in   Dominican   Republic,   El  Salvador,   Haiti,   St.   Kitts   &   Nevis,   Jamaica,   Guatemala  and   Honduras   to   foster   a   diversification   in   the   energy  production  mix.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)   of   Funding:   US   Department   of   State   US$2.5  million  Duration:  October  2008  –  March  2011  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Francisco  Burgos  Website:  www.oas.ort/dsd  and  www.sepa-­‐americas.net        [PDS-­‐2]  Increasing  the  Sustainability  of  the  Energy  Sector   in   the   Caribbean   Through   Improved  Governance  and  Management    Overview:  To  overcome  barriers  to  renewable  energies  and   energy   efficiency   by   establishing   goals-­‐targets  through   the   adoption   and   implementation   of   national  sustainable  energy  policies  and  plans    Organization(s):    OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)  of  Funding:  European  Union  Energy  Initiative  -­‐  EURO  1.4  million  Duration:  October  2008  –  October  2011  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Carolina  Peña  Website:  N/A    [PDS-­‐3]   Renewable   Energy   and   Energy   Efficiency  Partnership  (REEEP)  -­‐  LAC  Regional  Secretariat    Overview:     To   facilitate   the   exchange   of   information  and   best   practices   in   renewable   energy   and   energy  efficiency  in  Latin  America  and  The  Caribbean.    Organization(s):    OAS  Sector:  Energy    

Source(s)   of   Funding:   REEEP   Headquarters       US$1  million  (approx.)  Duration:  since  2004  –  January  2012  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Sharing   information   and  transfer  of  experiences      Primary  Contact  Person:  Juan  Monticelli  Website:  www.reep.org      [PDS-­‐4]   Environmental   Law,   Policy   and   Good  Governance  Program  Overview:   To   contribute   to   good   environmental  governance,   by   supporting   the   development   and  strengthening   of   environmental   laws,   policies   and  institutions,   as   the   foundation   for   sustainable  development  in  the  region.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Environmental  Law  and  Governance  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Department   of   State   of   the  United  States  and  the  World  Bank  Duration:  since  1996  –  present    Mandate:   Summit   of   the   Americas,   General   Assembly,  Strategic  Plan  for  Partnership  for  Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Technical   Assistance   and  Exchange  of  Information  and  Experiences  Primary  Contact  Person:  Claudia  S.  De  Windt  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    [PDS-­‐5]   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to  Climate  Change  (RISK-­‐MACC)    Overview:   To   reduce   people’s   vulnerability   to   natural  and   man-­‐made   hazards   by   supporting   OAS   member  States   in  adapting   to  and  managing   the   risk  associated  to   environmental   disasters   and   climate   change  effects,  with   the   ultimate   goal   of   mainstreaming   risk  management  into  development  policy  and  planning.    Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  Source(s)   of   Funding:  Germany,  Canada,   (IDRC),  China,  International  Federation  of  the  Red  Cross  Duration:  since  2007-­‐  present  Mandate:   Summit   of   the   Americas,   OAS   Charter,  General   Assembly,   and   the   Strategic   Plan   for  Partnership  for  Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Technical   Assistance   and  Exchange  of  Information  and  Experiences  Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  Gonzalez  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd  

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[PDS-­‐6]   Institutional   Structuring   of   Consolidation  of   the   National   Policies   of   Water   Resources  Program      Overview:   this   project   is   a   tool   to   achieve   the  established  goals   for   the  division  of  water   resources   in  Brazil,  generally  for  the  structuring  and  consolidating  of  the  national  and  state  policies  of  the  various  institutions  in  charge  of  the  resources.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Government  of  Brazil  Duration:  2007-­‐2010  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best   Practices;   Sharing  Information  and  Capacity  Building   for   the   IWRM  of   the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  N/A  

 [PDS-­‐7]  Strategic  Action  Program   for   the  Brazilian  Amazon  Overview:   This   program   is   meant   to   consolidate   a  development   plan   for   the   Brazilian   Amazon   region,   by  updating   the   regional   database   in   order   to   provide  modern  technological  information  systems.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Government  of  Brazil  Duration:  2010-­‐2011  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best   Practices;   Sharing  Information  and  Capacity  Building   for   the   IWRM  of   the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  N/A  

 [PDS-­‐8]  Strategic   Action   Program   for   the   Bermejo  River  Binational  Basin  Overview:  The  objective  is  to  support  the  Argentine  and  Bolivian   governments   to   confront   the   principal   causes  

of   environmental   problems   effecting   the   Rio   Bermejo  basin,   focusing   on   the   principal   transboundary  manifestations,   in   particular,   erosion,   transport,   and  deposition   of   sediments.     Despite   that   this   project   has  been   developed   in   Argentina   and   Bolivia,   the   results  demonstrate  a  large  relevance  for  all  of  South  America,  particularly  for  cases  studies.      Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)  of  Funding:  GEF-­‐UNEP  Duration:  2001-­‐2010  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best   Practices;   Sharing  Information  and  Capacity  Building   for   the   IWRM  of   the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  http://www.oas.org/dsd/WaterResources/Pastprojects/Bermejo_eng.asp  

 [PDS-­‐9]  Protection,   conservation,   and   sustainable  use  of  the  Mesoamerican  aquifers  Overview:   Support   the   creation   of   the   GEF   project   on  Mesoamerican   aquifers,   by   carrying   out   participatory  activities   and   managing   the   support   of   main   potential  beneficial  actors  of  the  project.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Finnish  Government  Duration:  2010  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences   and   Capacity   Building   for   the   IWRM   of  the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  N/A        

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[PRE-­‐1]  Foreign  Trade  Information  System  (SICE)  Overview:  To  maintain  the  SICE  Websites  as  vehicles  to  support   economic   integration   initiatives.     The   website  centralizes   public   trade-­‐related   documents   from   a  variety   of   sources   and   enables   trade   negotiators,  entrepreneurs,   researchers,   and   others   from   civil  society   easy   access   to   the   texts,   annexes,   and   related  documents  of  trade  and  investment  agreements  signed  by   countries   of   the   Americas   as   well   as   other  information  related  to  trade  in  the  Americas.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Trade  Source(s)  of  Funding:  U.S.  State  Department  Duration:  3  years  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  information  sharing  Primary  Contact  Person:  Fabián  Víctora  Website:  www.sice.oas.org    [PRE-­‐2]  Inter-­‐American  Scientific  Journalism  Portal  Overview:  To  significantly  contribute  to  the  effective  dissemination  of  STI  knowledge  and  its  appropriation  by  society.    The  creation  and  establishment  of  an  Inter-­‐American  Network  of  Scientific  Journalism  provides  a  platform  with  interactive  communication  tools  through  which  users  can  discuss  relevant  S&T  issues,  share  best  practices,  events  and  capacity  building.  courses/opportunities.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Science,  Technology  and  Innovation    Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  2010-­‐present  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and  High  Authorities  of  Science  and  Technology  Cooperation  Mechanism:  On-­‐line  Training,  Sharing  Best  Practices,  Dissemination  of  S&T  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Jorge  Duran  Website:  www.scientificjournalism.org    

   [PRE-­‐3]  Quality  Infrastructure  for  Competitiveness:  Plan  of  Action  to  Strengthening  Basic  Capacities  in  Metrology  Services  in  Central  America,  Panama  and  the  Dominican  Republic  (Regional  Study)    Overview:   To   support   international   trade   in   the  beneficiary   countries   by   developing   their   basic  

metrology   capacities   towards  a  Regional  Measurement  Cooperation  System  that  is  internationally  recognized.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Science,  Technology  and  Innovation  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Inter-­‐American   Development  Bank   (IDB),   National   Metrology   Institute   of   Germany  (PTB),  the  Secretariat  of  Economic  Integration  of  Central  America   (SIECA)   and   in-­‐kind   contribution   from   the  National   Institutes   of   Metrology   of   Germany   (PTB),  Mexico   (CENAM),   Brazil   (INMETRO),   South   Korea  (KRISS),  and  the  National  Metrology  Institutes  (NMIs)  of  the  participating  countries  Duration:  2009-­‐2010  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and  High  Authorities  of  Science  and  Technology  (Lima,  2004  and  Mexico,  2008)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  virtual  platform  to  coordinate  development   of   Study   and   Plan   of   Action;   Vice-­‐Ministerial  (decision  makers)  and  NMI  directors  meeting  (SIECA,  Guatemala)  Primary  Contact  Person:  Oscar  Harasic  Website:  http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dedtt/sti/pro_imp.asp  /    http://www.iadb.org/en/projects/project,1303.html?id=RG-­‐T1471      [PRE-­‐4]  Triangular  Cooperation  for  Metrology  in  Natural  Gas  for  Latin  America  (Phase  I:  Peru  and  Bolivia)  Overview:   To   contribute   to   the   transparency   and  efficacy   of   the   natural   gas   market,   through   the  standardization   of   procedures.   This   will   promote  consumer   protection,   energy   efficiency   and   security   as  well   as   international   trade,   through   the   increase   of  countries   competitiveness   for   natural   gas   exports   and  the  elimination  of  technical  trade  barriers.  Phase  II  is  in  the   beginning   phase   and   it   includes   the   following  countries:  Chile,  Argentina,  and  Trinidad  and  Tobago.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Science,  Technology  and  Innovation  Source(s)   of   Funding:   National   Metrology   Institute   of  Germany   (PTB)   in   partnership   with   INMETRO   and  CENAM  Duration:  2007  -­‐  2011  (Phase  I)  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and  High  Authorities  of  Science  and  Technology  (Lima,  2004  and  Mexico,  2008)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   transfer   of   knowledge   and  information:NMIs   of   Brazil   (INMETRO)   and   Mexico  (CENAM)  provided   technical  expertise   to   their  peers  of  Peru   and   Bolivia,   supported   by   funds   for   technical  infrastructure   and   also   expertise   from   the   NMI   of  Germany  (PTB)    

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Primary  Contact  Person:  Oscar  Harasic  Website:  http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dedtt/sti/pro_met.asp    

 [PRE-­‐5]  Supporting  our  Caribbean  Enterprise  (SOURCE)  Overview:   To  provide  Caribbean  Artisans  better  access  to   Caribbean   tourism   markets   by   strengthening   their  business   capabilities;   improving   the   marketability   of  their  products.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Tourism    Source(s)   of   Funding:  OAS  Member  States   through  the  Especial  Multilateral  Fund  of  the  Inter-­‐American  Council  for  Integral  Development  (FEMCIDI)  Duration:  2009-­‐2011  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Richard  Campbell  Website: http://www.resortfularts.org/products.html    [PRE-­‐6]  Technical  Assistance  to  Small  Hotels  in  the  Andean  Region  Overview:   To   deliver   training   and   technical   assistance  to   small   hotels   and   other   small   tourism   enterprises   in  the  Andean  sub-­‐region.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Tourism    Source(s)   of   Funding:  OAS  Member  States  through  the  Especial  Multilateral  Fund  of  the  Inter-­‐American  Council  for  Integral  Development  (FEMCIDI)  Duration:  2009-­‐2011  Mandate:  General  Assembly  AG/RES.  2591  (XL-­‐O/10)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Santiago  Noboa  Website:  N/A    [PRE-­‐7]  Small  Tourism  Enterprise  Network  Overview:   To  provide   strategic   support   to  micro,   small  and   medium   enterprises   (MSMEs)   in   the   tourism  industry  in  the  Caribbean.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Tourism    Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  2010-­‐2011  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Richard  Campbell  Website:  www.caribbean-­‐experiences.com      

[PRE-­‐8]  Data  Gathering  for  decision  making  in  Tourism  (CTO-­‐OAS)  Overview:   To   improve   capacity   for   decision-­‐making   in  tourism  in  the  Caribbean.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Tourism    Source(s)   of   Funding:  OAS  Member  States  through  the  Especial  Multilateral  Fund  of  the  Inter-­‐American  Council  for  Integral  Development  (FEMCIDI)  Duration:  2010-­‐2011  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Richard  Campbell  Website:  N/A    [PREC-­‐1]   Culture   in   development:   an   Inter-­‐American   Information   Network   (Portfolio   of   Best  Practices)  Overview:  To  contribute  through  lessons  learned  to  the  cultural   development   of   the   region.   Currently,   the  project   compiles   18   successful   practices   from   estates  throughout  the  Hemisphere.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Culture  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  April  2010  -­‐  April  2011  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and  Highest   Authorities   of   Culture   and   Inter-­‐American  Committee  on  Culture  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  Best  Practices  Primary  Contact  Person:  María  Paula  Farfán  Website:  under  construction    [PREC-­‐2]   Culture   in   development:   an   Inter-­‐American   Information   Network   (Technical  Cooperation  Missions)  Overview:   To   strengthen   and   to   promote   institutional  and   human   capacity-­‐building.     Currently,   11   missions  have  been  selected  from  11  different  member  estates.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Culture  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  June  2010  -­‐  April  2011  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and  Highest   Authorities   of   Culture   and   Inter-­‐American  Committee  on  Culture  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  María  Paula  Farfán  Website:  under  construction    

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[PREC-­‐3]   Culture   in   development:   an   Inter-­‐American  Information  Network  (Web-­‐based  tool)  Overview:   To   design   and   to   implement   new   public  policies  on  culture.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Culture  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  October  2010  -­‐  October  2011  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and  Highest   Authorities   of   Culture   and   Inter-­‐American  Committee  on  Culture  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  María  Paula  Farfán  Website:  www.desarrolloycultura.net  

 [PREC-­‐4]   Horizontal   Cooperation   Fund   for  Technical   Assistance   Missions   on   Education   for  Democracy  and  Related  Areas  Overview:   To   strengthen   member   states’   ability   to  design   and   implement   effective   policies   and   programs  that   encourage   the   development   of   a   culture   of  democracy  and  peace  through  education.      Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Education  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Permanent  Mission  of  the  United  States  Duration:  July  2009-­‐  January2010  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   of  Education  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Juliana  Bedoya  Website:  www.educadem.oas.org    [PREC-­‐5]   The   Inter-­‐American   Teacher   Education  Network  (ITEN)  Overview:   Provide   a   space   to   share   knowledge,  experiences,  research  and  good  practices  in  the  field  of  teacher   education.   It   also   provides   a   space   to   develop  Seminars,   Webinars   and   Videoconferences   for  policymakers  in  the  Americas.    Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Education  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  and  CIE  Subfond    Duration:  2008-­‐2011  Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   of  Education  (VI  –  Quito)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Adriana  Vilela  Website:  http://www.oas.org/en/iten    

[PREC-­‐6]   Evidence   Based   Chronic   Illness   Care  (Online   Course:   English)   (Professional   Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   train   health   professionals   involved   with  chronic   disease   management   and   quality   of   care   at  different  levels  of  the  public  health  system.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Various  (resources  earned  by  the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources  provided  by  PAHO)  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐7]   Corporate   Social   Responsibility  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:  To  train  trainers  to  promote  Corporate  Social  Responsibility   –   to   date,   881   participants   have   been  trained.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:   Human   Development   and   Corporate   Social  Responsibility  Source(s)  of  Funding:  UNDP  is  to  pay  for  the  consulting  services  of  the  Portal  Duration:  2009  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Traning/Transfer   of  Experiences/Sharing  Best  Practices  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐8]   Certificate   in   Public   Management   and  Youth   Policy,   Innovation   and   Competitiveness   of  SMEs,   Public   Management   for   Territorial  Development,   Public   Management   and   Quality,  Electoral   Processes,   and   Management   and  Leadership   for   School   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   provide   consulting   services   on   virtual  education.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources  provided  by  FLACSO  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Training   and   share   of   best  practices  

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Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐9]  Puente   in   the   Caribbean   (Online   program  education   and   Virtual   Community)   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:  To  create  a  Network-­‐Based  Capacity  Building  on  Social  Protection  in  the  Caribbean.    Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  and  Social  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources   provided   by   the   OAS   Department   of   Social  Development  and  Employment  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Training   /Transfer   of  Experiences/Sharing  Best  Practices  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐10]  Performance   Evaluation   System   for   OAS  National  Offices   (Online  Courses:  English  and  Spanish)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:  To  train  OAS  Staff.    Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources   provided   by   the  OAS   Department   of   Human  Resources  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐11]  Model  OAS  General  Assembly    Overview:  To  allow  students  teachers  and  OAS  Staff  to  interact  more  efficiently.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources   provided   by   the   OAS   Secretariat   of   External  Relations  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    

[PREC-­‐12]   Leading   Through   Innovation   and   Social  Transformation  for  Gender  Equality  (Online  course  and  Virtual  Community)   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   strengthen   the   capacities   in   leadership  development   of   professionals   in   government  institutions  and  NGO's  promoting  gender  equality.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development    Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources   provided   by   the   OAS   Inter-­‐American  Committee  of  Women  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Training/Transfer   of  Experiences/Sharing  Best  Practices  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐13]   Introducción   al   Financiamiento   de   la  política   y   de   las   campañas   electorales   en   las  Américas   (Online   Course:   Spanish)   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   provide   information   on   the   issue   of  political   funding,  and  provide   tools   that  can  be  applied  to  the  regulation  and  control.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:   Human   Development   and   Electoral  Cooperation  and  Observation  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources  provided  by  the  OAS  Department  for  Electoral  Cooperation  and  Observation  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/portal/ineam/cursos_2011/FINPOL-­‐E103_11.aspx        [PREC-­‐14]  Developing   Strategies   to   Improve  Voter  Registries   in   the   Americas   (Online   Course)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   expose   voter   registration   policy-­‐makers  and   practitioners   with   frameworks,   approaches   and  planning  tools  for  the  development  of  voter  registration  systems   with   integrity   and   in   compliance   with  international  standards.  Organization(s):    OAS    

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Sector:   Human   Development   and   Electoral  Cooperation  and  Observation  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources  provided  by  the  OAS  Department  for  Electoral  Cooperation  and  Observation  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/portal/ineam/cursos_2010/VOTREG-­‐E101_10.aspx        [PREC-­‐15]   Collaborative   Projects   for   Educators   of  the   21st   Century   (Online   Courses:   English   and  Spanish)  -­‐  Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses  Overview:  To  train  teachers  to  strengthen  the  use  of  ICT  in  collaborative  projects  throughout  the  Web,  in  schools  and  among  institutions.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources  provided  by  the  OAS  Office  of  Education  and  Culture  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐16]   Learning   and   Evaluation   in   the  Classrooms  of  the  XXI  century  (English,  Spanish  and  Portuguese)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   provide   teachers   with   information   and  tools  to  engage  students   in  projects  designed  to  enrich  their   learning   and   develop   collaborative   skills   and  critical  thinking.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources  provided  by  INTEL)  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org      

[PREC-­‐17]   Mathematics   Campus   Project    (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   provide   consulting   services   on   virtual  education  to  project  a  regional  scope.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Pearson  Educación  México  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Consulting   Services   and  Training/Transfer  of  Experiences/Sharing  Best  Practices  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org    [PREC-­‐18]   Prevention   of   Natural   Disasters   (Online  Course)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:  To  provide  a  knowledgebase  on  Disaster  Risk  Management  (First  stage  to  be  oriented  to  HAITI).  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:   Human   Development   and   Risk   Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  Change  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources   provided   by   the   OAS   Department   of  Sustainable  Development  and  Campus  for  Peace  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org  

 [PREC-­‐19]   Género   y   liderazgo   político   en   el  contexto   Latinoamericano   y   del   Caribe   (Online  Course:   Spanish)   (Professional   Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To  expose   the  gender  approach   to  promote  gender  equality.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Various  (resources  earned  by  the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   and   the   in   kind  resources   provided   by   Escuela   Superior   de  Administración  Pública  de  Colombia)  Duration:  2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/portal/ineam/cursos_2011/GEN-­‐E102_11.aspx      

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[PREC-­‐20]   Specialization   in   Virtual   Learning  Environments   (Online   Course:   Spanish)   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   provide   tools   for   the   strategic  implementation   of   e-­‐learning   projects.   To   date,   32  fellowships  have  been  awarded.  Organization(s):    OAS  /  Virtual  Educa  Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Scholarships   got   by   the  Educational   Portal   of   the   Americas   throughout  negotiation  (32  scholarships/$700  each)  Duration:    2010  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Scholarship  and  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  www.educoas.org  

 [PREC-­‐21]  Agroecoturismo:  Elementos  básicos  para  implementar   un   proyecto   de   turismo   innovador  (Online   Course:   Spanish   version)   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   The   course,   which   is   both   theoretical   and  practical,  focuses  on  rural  tourism  and  on  the  planning,  coordination   and   implementation   of   agro-­‐ecotourism  projects,   as   a   source   of   additional   income   in   small-­‐  farmer   settlements.   Since   2008   to   present,   404  participants  have  been  trained.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  and  Tourism  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Portal   account   incoming   course;  in  kind  (IICA/CECADI-­‐Costa  Rica)    Duration:  2008-­‐present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Training   and   Sharing   best  practices  Primary  Contact  Person:  Rosario  Popovici  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/Portal/ineam/flyers/brief_agro_Esp.aspx?culture=es&navid=241    [PREC-­‐22]   Formacion   en   Tutoría   Virtual   (Online  Course:  Spanish  and  Portuguese  version)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Overview:   To   provide   pre-­‐school,   primary   and  secondary   education   teachers   the   necessary   tools   to  develop   pedagogical   skills   and   abilities   to   guide   and  facilitate   learning  opportunities   in  this  new  educational  modality.   This   is   a   Teacher   training   course   that   is  delivered   through   the  pedagogical  model  of  The  Portal  Virtual   Classroom.   The   Virtual   Classroom   places  particular  emphasis  on  overcoming  several  of  the  major  obstacles  for  improving  educational  and  skills  building.  

Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Portal   account   incoming   course  tuition  and  partner  institutions  Duration:  2003-­‐present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Training  Primary  Contact  Person:  Rosario  Popovici  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/Portal/ineam/flyers/brief_FTV_Esp.aspx?culture=es&navid=241    [PRSL-­‐1]  System  on   International  Migration  of   the  Americas  (SICREMI)  Overview:  To  help  develop  and  implement  public  policy  on   migration,   so   that   orderly,   just   and   controlled  migration   processes   can   be   achieved   by   generating  timely   and   reliable   migration-­‐related   data   and  information  in  the  member  countries  of  the  OAS.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Migration  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Agencia  Española  de  Cooperación  Internacional  para  el  Desarrollo  (AECID)  Duration:  2009-­‐2013  Mandate:  General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Araceli  Azuara  Website:  http://www.sedi.oas.org/ddse/english/cpo_MIDE_01.asp    [PRSL-­‐2]   Migration   Legislation   in   the   Americas  (MILEX)  Overview:   To   support   the   work   of   the   various  governmental   actors   and   civil   society   involved   in   the  process   of   reviewing,   updating   and   development   of  public  policies  and  legislation  on  migration.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Migration  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  2009-­‐2011  Mandate:  General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Araceli  Azuara  Website:  http://www.migracionoea.org/milex/    [PRSL-­‐3]  Map  of  Temporary  Employment  Programs  for  Migrant  Workers  (MINPET)  Overview:   To   promote   organized,   safe,   and   regulated  migration  that  attends  to  the  needs  of  labour  markets  in  the  Hemisphere.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Migration  

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Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  2009-­‐2012  Mandate:  General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Araceli  Azuara  Website:  http://www.migracionoea.org/minpet/    [PRDS-­‐1]   Feasibility   study   on   cellulosic   ethanol  market  development  potential  in  Belize  Overview:  To  support   the   feasibility  study  on  cellulosic  ethanol  market  development  potential  in  Belize.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Department  of  Foreign  Affairs  and  International  Trade  (DFAIT)  of  Canada  (CAN$50,000)  Duration:  May  2008  –  May  2009  Mandate:  General  Assembly  (XXXVII)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Ruben  Contreras  Website:    N/A    [PRDS-­‐2]   Increasing   the   Sustainability   of   the  Energy  Sector  in  the  Caribbean  Through  Improved  Governance  and  Management    Overview:  To  overcome  barriers  to  renewable  energies  and   energy   efficiency   by   establishing   goals-­‐targets  through   the   adoption   and   implementation   of   national  sustainable  energy  policies  and  plans.    Organization(s):    OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)  of  Funding:  European  Union  Energy  Initiative  -­‐  EURO  1.4  million  Duration:  October  2008  –  October  2011  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Carolina  Peña  Website:  N/A    [PRDS-­‐3]   Promotion   of   an   Electricity  Interconnection  System  in  the  Caribbean  Basin    Overview:     To   enable   the   creation   of   a   regional  electricity  market  that  will  improve  energy  security.  Organization(s):    Sector:  Energy    Source(s)   of   Funding:   US   Department   of   State   –   US$1  million  Duration:  September  2010  –  September  2013  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  

Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Mark  Lambrides  Website:  N/A    [PRDS-­‐4]   Energy   and   Climate   Partnership   of   the  Americas    (ECPA)  (Initiative)  Overview:  To  foster  partnerships  across  the  Americas  to  achieve  low  carbon  economic  growth  and  development.    Organization(s):  OAS  as  ECPA  Clearing  House.  Sector:  Energy    Source(s)   of   Funding:   Department   of   State   (US$1  million)  Duration:  June  2010  -­‐  June  2011  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Transfer   of   experiences,  sharing  best  practices,  sharing  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Juan  Cruz  Monticelli  Website:  http://www.ecpamericas.org/    [PRDS-­‐5]  Belize  National  Energy  Policy  Overview:   To   provide   technical   support   to   the  Government   of   Belize   in   drafting   a   national   energy  policy  and  implementation  plan.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Energy    Source(s)  of  Funding:  Department  of  Foreign  Affairs  and  International  Trade  (DFAIT)  of  Canada  (CAN$50,000)  Duration:  March  2010  -­‐  April  2011  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Rubén  Contreras  Website:  N/A    [PRDS-­‐6]   Monitoring   Progress   of   the  Environmental   Cooperation   Agenda   in   CAFTA-­‐DR  Countries    Overview:   To   support   the   CAFTA-­‐DR   Parties   in  evaluating   if   and   how   the   activities   carried   out   in   the  framework   of   the   Environmental   Cooperation   Agenda  are  contributing  towards  their  long-­‐term  environmental  governance  goals.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Environmental  Law  and  Governance  Source(s)  of  Funding:  US  Department  of  State  

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Duration:  2005-­‐2012  Mandate:  General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary   Contact   Person:   Claudia   S.   de   Windt/Oscar  Ceville  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    [PRDS-­‐7]   Payment   for   Ecosystem   Services   and  Sustainable   Agriculture   for   Conservation   and  Development  in  Paraguay  Project    Overview:  To  improve  the  socio-­‐economic  well  being  of  500  households  and  protect  and  improve  the  ecosystem  service   capacity   by   implementing   a   menu   of   agro-­‐forestry  practices  combined  with  a  scheme  of  Payments  for  Ecosystem  Services  (PES).  Organization(s):   OAS   in   partnership   with   The   World  Bank  Sector:   Environmental   Law   and   Governance/  Biodiversity  Source(s)  of  Funding:  The  World  Bank  Duration:  2010-­‐2012  Mandate:  General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary   Contact   Person:   Claudia   S.   de   Windt/Rodrigo  Martinez  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    [PRDS-­‐8]  Caribbean   Emergency   Legislation   Project  (CELP)    Overview:  To  build  legislative  capacity  to  enhance  legal  and   institutional   frameworks   for   state   of   emergency  and  budget  appropriation  in  eleven  CARICOM  countries  and  the  Dominican  Republic.  Organization(s):   OAS   in   partnership   with   The   World  Bank  Sector:   Environmental   Law   and   Governance/Natural  Disasters    Source(s)  of  Funding:  The  World  Bank  Duration:  2009-­‐2011  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:  Claudia  S.  de  Windt  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    [PRDS-­‐9]  Sustainable  Management  of  the  River  de  la  Plata  Basin    Overview:   To   promote   the   integrated   and   sustainable  management  of  water  resources  in  the  River  de  la  Plata  Basin,  particularly  with  respect   to  economic,  social  and  environment   development.   This   project   also   seeks   to  support   the   evaluation   and   planning   processes   for   the  

adaptation   of   the   effects   of   climate   change   and  variability   on   water   resources.   Participant   Countries:  Argentina,  Brazil,  Bolivia,  Paraguay,  and  Uruguay.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)  of  Funding:  GEF-­‐UNEP  Duration:  2010-­‐2014  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals.  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best   Practices;   Sharing  Information  and  Capacity  Building   for   the   IWRM  of   the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  http://www.oas.org/dsd/WaterResources/projects/LaPlata_NEW_eng    [PRDS-­‐10]   Sustainable   Management   of   the  transboundary   forest   ecosystem   of   the   Gran  Chaco  Americano  (II)    Overview:   To   reverse   the   negative   effects   of   soil  degradation   in   the   Gran   Chaco   region   through  supporting   sustainable   management   of   the   soil   during  harvesting.  Participant  countries:  Argentina,  Bolivia  and  Paraguay.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)  of  Funding:  GEF-­‐UNEP  Duration:  2010-­‐2012  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best   Practices;   Sharing  Information  and  Capacity  Building   for   the   IWRM  of   the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  http://www.oas.org/dsd/WaterResources/projects/Chaco_eng.asp          

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[PRDS-­‐11]  Regional  Framework  for  the  sustainable  use  of  the  Bravo  River  Basin    Overview:   To   advance   the   integrated   management   of  the   Rio   Bravo   basin   through   the   creation   of   a  comprehensive  binational  program  of  actions  based  on  ecosystems,  the  principals  of  integrated  management  of  water   resources,   and   sustainable   use   along   the   Rio  Bravo  basin.  Participant  countries:   the  United  States  of  America  and  Mexico.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)  of  Funding:  GEF-­‐UNEP  Duration:  2010-­‐2014  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best   Practices;   Sharing  Information  and  Capacity  Building   for   the   IWRM  of   the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  http://www.oas.org/dsd/WaterResources/projects/RioBravo_eng.asp          [PRDS-­‐12]   Integrated   and   Sustainable  Management   of   Transboundary   Aquifers   in   the  Americas  (ISARM  Americas)  Overview:   to   improve   the   management   of  subterranean,   transboundary   water   resources   by  ensuring  the  water  is  fit  for  human  consumption  and  is  utilized   in   a   sustainable   manner,   by   both   current   and  future   generations,   without   causing   harm   to   the  environment.    Participant  countries:  All  member  states.  Regions   of   Western   Hemisphere:   North   America,  Central   America,   South   America   and   the   Caribbean   all  share  transboundary  aquifers.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Integrated  Water  Resources  Management  Source(s)   of   Funding:   OAS   Member   States   (Special  Multilateral   Fund   of   the   Inter-­‐American   Council   for  Integral  Development  –  FEMCIDI)  Duration:  2009-­‐2012  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   OAS   Democratic   Charter,   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   and   High-­‐Level  Authorities   on   Sustainable   Development,   Inter-­‐American   Program   for   Sustainable   Development,   and  Millennium  Development  Goals  

Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance;  Transfer  of   Experiences;   Sharing   Best   Practices;   Sharing  Information  and  Capacity  Building   for   the   IWRM  of   the  Region  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maximiliano  Campos  Website:  http://www.oas.org/dsd/WaterResources/projects/ISARMAmericas_eng.asp    

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[NE-­‐1]   Inter-­‐American   Cooperation   Network  (CooperaNet)  Overview:   The   Inter-­‐American   Cooperation   Network  (CooperaNet)   promotes   communication   among   the  authorities   and   institutions   of   the   countries   of   the  Americas,   with   the   purpose   of   improving   and  strengthening  the  effectiveness  of  cooperation.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Cooperation  Source(s)  of  Funding:    CIDA    Duration:  2008-­‐  to  present    Mandate:  Bogota  Consensus    Cooperation   Mechanism:   Multilateral   Cooperation  (capacity   building,   technical   assistance,   best   practices  and  disseminating  lessons  learned)    Primary  Contact  Person:  Zakaria  El  Goumiri  Website:  www.cooperanet.org    [NEC-­‐1]   The   Inter-­‐American   Network   of   OAS  Scholars  (Alumni  and  Networking)  Overview:   A   virtual   meeting   place   for   former   and  current  OAS  Scholarship  and  Loan  recipients;  it  supports  a   long   tradition   of   beneficiaries   working   with   one  another   and   with   the   OAS   to   promote   economic   and  social  development  in  the  Americas.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Human  Development  Source(s)   of   Funding:     OAS   Member   States   (Regular  Fund)  Duration:  2010-­‐present  Mandate:  Manual  of  Procedures  for  the  Scholarship  and  Training  Programs  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Alumni   Relations   and  Networking  for  knowledge  transfer  and  sharing  Primary  Contact  Person:  Lesley  Zark  Website:  www.educalum.org    [NEC-­‐2]  Childhood  Portal  Overview:   Serves   as   an   interactive   educational   tool,  though   which   users   can   promote   the   sharing   of   best  practices,  case  studies  as  well  as  timely  and  up-­‐to-­‐date  information,   facilitating  access   to  existing   resources  on  the  issue  of  early  childhood  development.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Education  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  Duration:  2009-­‐  June  2011    

Mandate:   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of   Ministers   of  Education   (Hemispheric   Commitment   to   Early  Childhood  Education)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Gaby  Fujimoto  Website:  http://childhoodportal.com    [NSL-­‐1]   Social  Network  of  Latin  American  and   the  Caribbean  Overview:   To   promote   the   exchange   and   transfer   of  experiences  and  knowledge  on  social  protection  among  Social   Investment   Funds,   in   collaboration   with  international   organizations,   non-­‐governmental  organizations,  and  academia.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Social  Development    Source(s)  of  Funding:  Country  voluntary  contributions  Duration:  ongoing  since  1996  Mandate:  General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Regional  network,  transfer  of  experiences  and  knowledge  Primary  Contact  Person:  Francisco  Pilotti  Website:  http://www.redsocial.org    [NSL-­‐2]   Inter-­‐American   Network   for   Labor  Administration  (RIAL)  Overview:   Strengthen   the   institutional   and   human  capacities   of   the   Ministries   of   Labor   through  cooperation.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Labor  Source(s)   of   Funding:   OAS   Member   States   (Regular  Fund),   the   Canadian   Labor   Program,   and   the  Hemisphere's  Ministries  of  Labor  Duration:  2006  -­‐  ongoing  Mandate:   Summit   of   the  Americas   and   Inter-­‐American  Conference  of  Ministers  of  Labor  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  Assistance,  Transfer  of  Experiences,  and  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maria  Claudia  Camacho  Website:  www.rialnet.org    [NSL-­‐3]   Inter-­‐American   Social   Protection   Network  (IASPN)  Overview:   To   promote   the   exchange   and   transfer   of  experiences  and  knowledge  on  social  protection  among  social   development   ministries   and   agencies,   in  collaboration   with   international   organizations,   non-­‐governmental  organizations  and  academia.  Organization(s):    OAS  Sector:  Social  Development  

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Source(s)  of  Funding:  Government  of  the  United  States,  and   In-­‐kind   contributions   (host   country   for   specific  events)  Duration:  2009  –  present    Mandate:   Summit   of   the   Americas   and   Meeting   of  Ministers  and  High  Authorities  of  Social  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Regional  network,  transfer  of  experiences  and  knowledge  Primary   Contact   Person:   Francisco   Pilotti/Alexandra  Barrantes  Website:  www.socialprotectionet.org    [NDS-­‐1]   Inter   American   Biodiversity   Information  Network  (IABIN)    Overview:   Interoperability   of   species-­‐specimen,  invasives,   pollinators,   ecosystems   and   protected   area  data.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Biodiversity  Source(s)   of   Funding:   GEF   (US$6m),   cofinanced   by  partners  (US$28.5m)  Duration:  since  1996  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summit  of  the  Americas  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing  biodiversity  informatics  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Richard  Huber  Website:  http://www.oas.org/dsd/Working%20Documents/Bioandpay.htm  /  www.iabin.net      [NDS-­‐2]   Western   Hemisphere   Migratory   Species  Initiative  (WHMSI)  Overview:  WHMSI  is  hemispheric  project  encompassing  35   nations   that   addresses   the   1940   Convention   on  Nature   Protection   and   Wildlife   Preservation   in   the  Western   Hemisphere   (Western   Hemisphere  Convention,  also  known  as  the  Washington  Convention)  which  calls  on  governments  of  the  Americas  “to  protect  and  preserve  in  their  natural  habitat  representatives  of  all   species   and   genera   of   their   native   flora   and   fauna,  including   migratory   birds,   in   sufficient   numbers   and  over   areas   extensive   enough   to   assure   them   from  becoming   extinct   through   any   agency   within   man's  control”.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Migratory  Species  Source(s)   of   Funding:   US   Fish   and   Wildlife   Service  (US$1m)  Duration:  since  2003  -­‐  present  Mandate:  (III  Summit  of  the  Americas  –Quebec)  

Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing  biodiversity  informatics  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Richard  Huber  Website:  http://www.oas.org/dsd/WHMSI/English/Indexv2.htm      www.whmsi.net    [NDS-­‐3]   Inter-­‐American   Forum   on   Environmental  Law  (FIDA)  Overview:  To  serve  as  a  forum  to  exchange  knowledge  and   experiences   in   environmental   law   and   to   facilitate  training  and  capacity-­‐building  in  this  area.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Environmental  Law    Source(s)  of  Funding:  Regular  Fund  and  CIDA  Duration:  since  1999  -­‐  present  Mandate:   Summit   of   the  Americas   and   Inter-­‐American  Council  for  Integral  Development  (CIDI)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Transfer   of   Experiences   and  Information  Sharing  Primary  Contact  Person:  Claudia  S.  de  Windt  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    [NDS-­‐4]   Inter-­‐American   Network   for   Disaster  Mitigation  (INDM)    Overview:  To  support  the  development  of  the  national  platform  of  the  UN  Hyogo  Framework  for  Action,  within  a   regional   perspective;   to   facilitate   the   exchange   of  information,   knowledge   and   experience   –   lessons  learned   and   good   practices,   related   to   disaster   risk  management,   among   the   OAS   participating   members  States;  to  support  the  monitoring  and  revision  of  Inter-­‐American  Plan  for  policy  on  vulnerability  reduction,  risk  management  and  disaster  response  –IASP,  as  to  ensure  that  the  progress  and   lessons   learned  from  the  various  national   and   regional   strategies   are   being   taking   into  consideration,   and   to   support   a   coordination   of   a  regional  agenda  for  the  implementation  of  the  IASP  and  the   decisions   of   the   Inter-­‐American   Committee   for  Natural  Disaster  Reduction  (IACNDR).  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Disaster  Mitigation  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  (US$500K)  Duration:  active  since  2007  Mandate:   Summit   of   the   Americas,   OAS   Charter,  General   Assembly,   and   the   Strategic   Plan   for  Partnership  for  Integral  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  information  

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Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  Gonzalez  Website:  http://www.rimd.org/    [NDS-­‐5]  Sustainable   Partnership   for   the   Americas  (SEPA)    Overview:   To   establish   a   formal   Energy   and   Climate  Change  Partnership  in  the  Americas,  in  order  to  advance  in   energy   security   throughout   the   region,   and   support  the  countries  commitments  to  stabilize  greenhouse  gas  concentrations  in  the  atmosphere  Organization(s):    OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Canadian   International  Development  Agency  (CIDA)  ~US$150,000  Duration:  February  2008  -­‐  June  2011    Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Sharing   information   and  transfer  of  experiences      Primary  Contact  Person:  Mark  Lambrides    Website:  http://www.sepa-­‐americas.net/  

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[AE-­‐1]  Private  Sector  Forum  Overview:   To   foster   alliance  with   the  private   sector   to  advance   common   development   and   competitiveness  goals  in  Member  States.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Private  Sector    Source(s)   of   Funding:   Various:   Organization   "Private  Sector   of   the   Americas",   Permanent   Mission   of   the  United  States  to  the  OAS,  International  Organizations  in  kind,  Host  Country's  Organizing  Committee)  Duration:  2008-­‐2009  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Sharing   Best   Practices   and  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Rosine  Plank-­‐Brumback  Website:  http://www.sedi.oas.org/DTTC/psf/TandT/ABOUT_e.asp    [AE-­‐2]  Dialogue  of  Authorities  Responsible  for  Trade  and  for  MSMEs  Overview:   To   serve   as   a   forum   for   policy   dialogue  among  high-­‐level   authorities  of  Member  States   for   the  exchange   of   best   practices   and   lessons   learned   to  support   the   adoption   of   public   policies   that   promote  the   competitive   capacity   of   MSMEs   and   their  participation  in  international  trade  opportunities.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Trade    Source(s)   of   Funding:   Various:   CIDA,   Member   States  and   International   Organizations   funds   and   in-­‐kind  contributions  Duration:  2009-­‐Present  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Sharing   Best   Practices   and  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Maryse  Robert  Website:  http://www.sedi.oas.org/dttc/dialogomx/;  http://www.sedi.oas.org/dttc/mipyme2010/;  http://www.sedi.oas.org/dttc/dialogo/;  http://www.sedi.oas.org/dttc/mipyme/  

       

[AE-­‐3]  First  International  Conference  “Tourism  Security  in  the  Americas”  Overview:   To   Create   a   virtual   Tourism   Security   forum  and  course  for  Police  in  Central  America  sub-­‐region.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Tourism    Source(s)  of  Funding:  OAS  Regular  Fund  Duration:  February  2011  Mandate:   Strategic   Plan   for   Partnership   for   Integral  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  Information,  Dialogue  Primary  Contact  Person:  Santiago  Noboa  Website:  N/A    [AEC-­‐1]  Digital  Magazine  La  Educ@cion  Overview:   To   present   current   interdisciplinary  approaches   to   education   around   the   region   through  articles,   case   studies   of   practical   applications   and  interviews.   This   publication   began   in   1956;   its   digital  format  has  carried  out  since  2004.  Organization(s):    OAS    Sector:  Education  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Resources   earned   by   the  Educational  Portal  of  the  Americas  Duration:  2004  -­‐  present  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (III  –  Quebec)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Sharing  Information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Cecilia  Martins  Website:  http://www.educoas.org/portal/La_Educacion_Digital/laeducacion_144/index.html      [ADS-­‐1]  Inter-­‐American  Meeting  of  National  Authorities  and  Experts  on  Energy  for  Sustainable  Development  in  the  Americas  Overview:   To   support   the   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  National   Authorities   and   Experts   on   Energy   for  Sustainable  Development  in  the  Americas.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Canada.   Department   of   Foreign  Affairs   and   International   Trade   (DFAIT)   of   Canada  (CAN$50,000)  Duration:  March  2008  -­‐  May  2008  Mandate:  General  Assembly  (XXXVII)  Cooperation   Mechanism:   Preparation   of   agenda,  Logistical  support,  Presentations  Primary  Contact  Person:  Mark  Lambrides  Website:  N/A        

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[ADS-­‐2]  Trade  and  Environment  Course  Overview:  Designed  to  increase  the  capacity  of  participants  to  negotiate  and  implement  international  trade  agreements  that  contain  environmental  provisions  or  a  sustainable  development  perspective  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Environmental  Law  and  Governance  Source(s)   of   Funding:   Department   for   Effective   Public  Management  Duration:  April  11  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly    Cooperation  Mechanism:  Capacity  Building  Primary  Contact  Person:  Claudia  S.  de  Windt  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd  

 [ADS-­‐3]  Trade  and  environment  summer  session  Overview:   Designed   to   increase   the   capacity   of  participants   to   negotiate   and   implement   international  trade   agreements   that   contain   environmental  provisions  or  a  sustainable  development  perspective  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Environmental  Law  and  Governance  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Washington  College  of  Law  Duration:  2011  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Capacity  Building  Primary   Contact   Person:   Claudia   S.   de   Windt/Adriana  Jauregui  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    [ADS-­‐4]  Diseño  e  implementación  de  esquemas  de  Pagos  por  Servicios  Ambientales:  Entrenamiento  para  Funcionarios  de  Gobierno  (Curso)  Overview:  Dotar  de  conocimientos   teóricos  y  prácticos  sobre   los   Pagos   por   Servicios   Ambientales   (PSA)   a  funcionarios  de  gobierno  de  los  países  de  las  Américas,  como   herramienta   para   la   toma   de   decisiones   de  política  en   la   conservación  de   los   recursos  naturales,   y  el  desarrollo  económico  y  social  en  áreas  rurales  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Environmental  Law  and  Governance  Source(s)  of  Funding:  GTZ  Duration:  November  2012  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Capacity  Building  Primary   Contact   Person:   Claudia   S.   de   Windt/Rodrigo  Martinez  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    

[ADS-­‐5]  Implementación  de  una  Educación  hacia  el  Desarrollo  Sostenible  en  las  Escuelas  de  Comunidades  Indígenas  de  Centro  y  Sur  América  Overview:  Dotar  de  conocimientos   teóricos  y  prácticos  a   los   directores   de   las   escuelas,   formadores  pedagógicos,   y   líderes   indígenas   (responsables   del  sistema  de  educación  escolar  en  comunidades  rurales  e  indígenas  de  Centroamérica  y  Suramérica)  en  educación  ambiental   y   desarrollo   sostenible   para   replicar   estos  conocimientos  en  sus  comunidades  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Environmental  Law  and  Governance  Source(s)  of  Funding:  MASHAV    Duration:  March  2011  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Capacity  Building  Primary  Contact  Person:  Claudia  S.  de  Windt  Website:  www.oas.org/dsd    [ADS-­‐6]  Sessions  of  the  Regional  Platform  for  Disaster  Risk  Reduction  in  the  Americas  Overview:   UNISDR   and   the   Organization   of   America  States,   as   co-­‐organizers   of   the   event,   and   the  government   of   Panama   and   Mexico,   as   the   host  countries   of   these   sessions.   An   advisory   council   was  established   to   provide   general   guidance   during   the  planning   process.   The   council   is   made   up   of  representatives   from   the   UNISDR,   the   OAS,   the  Government   of   Mexico,   CEPREDENAC,   CDEMA,  CAPRADE,  REHU,  the  World  Bank,  PAHO/WHO,  the   IDB  and  the  IFRC.  INDM  as  the  main  mechanism  to  support  OAS   collaboration   with   the   UN/ISDR   in   promoting   the  development   of   a   Regional   Platform   of   the   Hyogo  Framework   for  Action,   focused  on  disaster  preparation  and  prevention.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  Source(s)  of  Funding:  UNISDR/Government  of  Mexico  Duration:  March  11  Mandate:  General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  Gonzalez  Website:  http://www.rimd.org/actividad.php?id=458      [ADS-­‐7]  Hemispheric  Encounters    Overview:   First   Encounter   (Bogota,   December   2007)  focused   on   “National   Mechanisms   and   Networks   for  Risk   Reduction,”   under   the   motto   “from   Theory   to  Practice”;   Second   Encounter   (Santa  Marta,   April   2010)  focused   on   Inter-­‐institutional   Mechanisms,   Networks  and  National  Platforms.    A  comprehensive  catalogue  of  

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‘good   practices’   on   Disaster   Risk   Reduction   has   been  commissioned   by   the   OAS   Department   of   Sustainable  Development,  based  on  the  110  practices  submitted  to  the  Encounter,  and  with  the  ultimate  purpose  of  making  these  practices  available   throughout   the  Americas.  The  catalogue  will  include  fact  sheets  for  each  practice,  and  all   practices   will   be   classified   based   upon   a   set   of  indicators,  also  under  preparation.  The  catalogue,  along  with   fact   sheets   and   institutional   and   contact  information,  will  be  available  on-­‐line  at   the   INDM  Web  Portal   so   that   users   can   search   and   query,   review   the  practices   and   assess   them   based   on   their   needs   and  context   –physical,   institutional   and   human   capacity,  legal  and  regulatory,  as  well  as  financial.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  Source(s)  of  Funding:  CIDA  /  Government  of  Colombia  Duration:  2007  and  2010  (every  two  years)  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  Gonzalez  Website:  N/A    [ADS-­‐8]  Annual  Meeting  of  INDM  National  Operational  Focal  Points  (NOFPs)    Overview:     All   OAS   Member   States   are   invited   to  appoint   a   National   Operational   Focal   Point   for   the  purpose   of   coordinating   and   liaising   with   pertinent  organizations   -­‐governmental,   non-­‐governmental   and  private,   within   their   national   territories.   The   National  Operational   Focal   Points   are   the   national   institutions  responsible   for   preparedness,   prevention   and  mitigation   of   natural   disasters.   Likewise   the   general  membership,   it   comprises   institutions   and   not   their  associates.   The   main   function   of   the   National  Operational   Focal   Points   is   to   serve   as   liaison   in   their  countries   with   other   governmental   institutions,   non-­‐governmental   institutions,   private   enterprises,   and  organizations   of   the   civil   society.   The   Annual   Meeting  gathers  all   INDM  NOFP  with   the  purpose  of   identifying Member   States   Priorities   in   NDRR;   government  positions  on  a  certain   issue  under  consideration  by  the  Network;   and   exchanging   information   and   good  practices   on   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  Organization(s):  OAS  

Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  Source(s)   of   Funding:   CIDA/Government   of   Panama/  Government  of  Colombia  Duration:  2009-­‐2010  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  González  Website:  N/A    [ADS-­‐9]  Round-­‐tables  at  the  GS/OAS  Headquarters:  Experts  Round  Table  on  “Community-­‐centered  Flood  Early  Warning  Systems  (EWS)  Overview:  Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  Change:   “The   Central   American   Experience”;   Experts  Round   Table   on   “Floodplain   Management   with   No  Adverse   Impact   in   Coastal   Zones   and   Adaptation   to  Climate   Change   and   Climate   Variability”,   September  2010    Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Government  of  Germany  /  ASFPM  Duration:  2010  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  Gonzalez  Website:  N/A    [ADS-­‐10]  Increasing  the  Resilience  to  Natural  Hazards  in  the  Tourism  Sector  in  the  Americas  (Seminar)  Overview:   To   contribute   to   mainstreaming   of   Natural  Hazard   Risk  Management   (NHRM)   into   planning   in   the  tourism   sector;   2.   Support   activities   in   the   Wider  Caribbean   and   Latin   America   region   that   contribute   to  increased   resilience   of   the   tourism   sector   to   natural  hazards;   and   3.   Establish   a   regional   monitoring   and  exchange  of  information  and  good  practices  mechanism  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  and  Tourism  

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Source(s)   of   Funding:   CIDA   and   OAS   Department   of  Economic  Development,  Trade  and  Tourism    Duration:  November  2010  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  information  Primary   Contact   Person:   Pablo   Gonzalez   and   Richard  Campbell  Website:  N/A    [ADS-­‐11]  Virtual  Forums  of  Good  Practices  on  Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  Change    Overview:   Designed   to   support   on-­‐going   consultations  and  analysis  undertaken  under  the  OAS/DSD  activities  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  Source(s)  of  Funding:  INDM  Duration:  2008-­‐2009  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  information  Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  Gonzalez  Website:  N/A    [ADS-­‐12]  Platform:  Flood  Early  Warning  Systems  (EWS)  Regional  Platform  of  the  Central  American  Isthmus  and  the  Dominican  Republic  (SATIIC)  Overview:   To   develop   a   Regional   Platform   for   the  replication   and   sustainability   of   the   SVP.   The   Regional  Platform  will  connect  National  Emergency  Systems  with  local  governments  and  local  communities,  establishing  a  regional   cadre  of  experts  and  a  network  of   community  champions/leaders.  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:   Risk   Management   and   Adaptation   to   Climate  Change  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Government  of  Germany  /  INDM  Duration:  2008  -­‐  2010  Mandate:   Summits   of   the   Americas   and   General  Assembly  Cooperation  Mechanism:   technical   assistance,   transfer  of   experiences,   best   practices   and   lessons   learned,  sharing   disaster   risk   reduction   and   adaptation   to  climate  change  information    

Primary  Contact  Person:  Pablo  Gonzalez  Website:  N/A    [ADS-­‐13]  Regional  Expert  Meetings  Overview:  To  support  the  execution  of   four  workshops  in  each  sub  region  of  the  hemisphere  to  advance  in  the  sustainable   energy   aspects   of   the   Declaration   of  Panama   [Chile   2008,   Barbados   2008,   El   Salvador   2008  and  Peru  2009]  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)   of   Funding:   US   Department   of   State  (US$200,000)  Duration:  May  2008  –  December  2010  Mandate:  Summits  of  the  Americas  (V  –  Port  of  Spain),  General   Assembly,   and   Inter-­‐American   Meeting   of  Ministers   and   High-­‐Level   Authorities   on   Sustainable  Development  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Technical  assistance  Primary  Contact  Person:    Mark  Lambrides  Website:    N/A    [ADS-­‐14]   Ministerial   Meeting   of   the   Energy   and  Climate  Partnership  of  the  Americas  Overview:   To   support   the   execution   of   the  Ministerial  Meeting  of  the  Energy  and  Climate  Change  Partnership  in  the  Americas  Organization(s):  OAS  Sector:  Energy  Source(s)  of  Funding:  Department  of  Foreign  Affairs  and  International  Trade  (DAFTI)  of  Canada  (CAN$50,000)  Duration:  Mandate:  Summits  of   the  Americas   (V  –  Port  of  Spain)  and  General  Assembly  (XXXVII)  Cooperation  Mechanism:  Primary  Contact  Person:  Mark  Lambrides  Website:  N/A        

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APPENDIX  I    

List  of  Cooperation  Programs,  Projects,  Networks  and  Activities  2008  –  2011    

KEY PROGRAMS CATEGORY [PE-­‐1]     Promotion   of   Corporate   Social   Responsibility   in   Latin   America   and   the  

Caribbean  Corporate  Social  

Responsibility  (CSR)  [PE-­‐2]   Trade  Capacity  Building  and  Institutional  Strengthening  Trade  Capacity  

(STC)  Trade    

[PE-­‐3]     Trade-­‐Related  Competitiveness   Trade    [PE-­‐4]     Economic  Empowerment  and  Trade   Trade    [PE-­‐5]     Dialogue  and  Activities  with  Competitiveness  Authorities  and  Councils   Competitiveness  [PEC-­‐1]     Latin   America   Outreach   Unit   –   OAS   Partnership   for   Education   and  

Cooperation  (PAEC)  Program  (Scholarship  Program)  Human  Development  

[PEC-­‐2]     Latin   America   Outreach   Unit:   Teachers   Exchange   Program   (Training  Program)  

Human  Development  

[PEC-­‐3]     Partnerships   Program   for   Education   and   Training   -­‐   Technical   Studies:  Training   Course   in   Occupational   Safety   and   Health   Standards   for  Construction  and  the  General  Industry  (Higher  Education  Opportunities)  

Human  Development  

[PEC-­‐4]     OAS  China  Scholarship  Program  (Higher  Education  Opportunities)   Human  Development  [PEC-­‐5]     Leo   S.   Rowe   Pan-­‐American   Fund   (educational   loan   program)   (Tertiary  

Education)  Human  Development  

[PEC-­‐6]     Educational  Portal  of  the  Americas   Human  Development  [PEC-­‐7]     Latin   America   Outreach   Unit:   OAS   Consortium   of   Universities   in   Latin  

America    Human  Development  

[PSL-­‐1]     Puente  in  the  Caribbean  Program   Social  Development  [PDS-­‐1]     Support  for  the  Implementation  of  US-­‐BR  Biofuels  Bilateral  Agreement     Energy  [PDS-­‐2]     Increasing  the  Sustainability  of  the  Energy  Sector  in  the  Caribbean  Through  

Improved  Governance  and  Management    Energy  

[PDS-­‐3]     Renewable   Energy   and   Energy   Efficiency   Partnership   (REEEP)   -­‐   LAC  Regional  Secretariat    

Energy    

[PDS-­‐4]     Environmental  Law,  Policy  and  Good  Governance  Program   Environmental  Law  and  Governance  

[PDS-­‐5]     Risk   Management   Program   –   RISK   -­‐   Management   and   Adaptation   to  Climate  Change  (MACC)  [in  the  context  of  Adaptation  to  Climate  Change]  

Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change  [PDS-­‐6]   Institutional  Structuring  of  Consolidation  of  the  National  Policies  of  Water  

Resources  Program  Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management  [PDS-­‐7]   Strategic  Action  Program  for  the  Brazilian  Amazon   Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management  [PDS-­‐8]   Strategic  Action  Program  for  the  Bermejo  River  Binational  Basin   Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management  [PDS-­‐9]   Protection,   conservation,   and   sustainable   use   of   the   Mesoamerican  

aquifers  Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management        

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 KEY PROJECTS CATEGORY

[PRE-­‐1]     Foreign  Trade  Information  System  (SICE)   Trade    

[PRE-­‐2]   Inter-­‐American  Scientific  Journalism  Portal   Science,  Technology  and  Innovation  

 [PRE-­‐3]   Quality  Infrastructure  for  Competitiveness:  Plan  of  Action  to  Strengthening  

Basic  Capacities  in  Metrology  Services  in  Central  America,  Panama  and  the  Dominican  Republic  (Regional  Study)  

Science,  Technology  and  Innovation  

[PRE-­‐4]   Triangular   Cooperation   for   Metrology   in   Natural   Gas   for   Latin   America  (Phase  I:  Peru  and  Bolivia)  

Science,  Technology  and  Innovation  

[PRE-­‐5]   Supporting  our  Caribbean  Enterprise  (SOURCE)     Tourism  [PRE-­‐6]   Technical  Assistance  to  Small  Hotels  in  the  Andean  Region   Tourism  [PRE-­‐7]   Small  Tourism  Enterprise  Network   Tourism  [PRE-­‐8]   Data  Gathering  for  decision  making  in  Tourism  (CTO-­‐OAS)   Tourism  [PREC-­‐1]     Culture  in  development:  an  Inter-­‐American  Information  Network  (Portfolio  

of  Best  Practices)  Culture  

[PREC-­‐2]     Culture   in   development:   an   Inter-­‐American   Information   Network  (Technical  Cooperation  Missions)  

Culture  

[PREC-­‐3]     Culture   in   development:   an   Inter-­‐American   Information   Network   (Web-­‐based  tool)  

Culture  

[PREC-­‐4]     Horizontal   Cooperation   Fund   for   Technical   Assistance   Missions   on  Education  for  Democracy  and  Related  Areas  

Education  

[PREC-­‐5]     The  Inter-­‐American  Teacher  Education  Network  (ITEN)   Education  [PREC-­‐6]     Evidence  Based  Chronic  Illness  Care  (Online  Course:  English)  (Professional  

Training/Virtual  Courses)  Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐7]     Corporate  Social  Responsibility  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)   Human  Development  and  Corporate  Social  

Responsibility  [PREC-­‐8]     Certificate   in   Public   Management   and   Youth   Policy,   Innovation   and  

Competitiveness   of   SMEs,   Public   Management   for   Territorial  Development,   Public   Management   and   Quality,   Electoral   Processes,   and  Management   and   Leadership   for   School   (Professional   Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐9]     Puente   in   the   Caribbean   (Online   program   education   and   Virtual  Community)  (Professional    

Human  Development  and  Social  Development  

[PREC-­‐10]     Performance   Evaluation   System   (Online   Courses:   English   and   Spanish)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐11]     Model  OAS  General  Assembly     Human  Development  [PREC-­‐12]     Leading  Through  Innovation  and  Social  Transformation  for  Gender  Equality  

(Online   course   and   Virtual   Community)   (Professional   Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐13]     Introducción  al  Financiamiento  de  la  política  y  de  las  campañas  electorales  en   las   Américas   (Online   Course:   Spanish)   (Professional   Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  and  Electoral  Cooperation  and  

Observation  [PREC-­‐14]     Developing  Strategies  to  Improve  Voter  Registries  in  the  Americas  (Online  

Course)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Human  Development  and  Electoral  Cooperation  and  

Observation  [PREC-­‐15]     Collaborative  Projects   for   Educators  of   the  21st  Century   (Online  Courses:  

English  and  Spanish)  –  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Human  Development  

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KEY PROJECTS CATEGORY [PREC-­‐16]     Learning   and   Evaluation   in   the   Classrooms   of   the   XXI   century   (English,  

Spanish  and  Portuguese)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐17]     Mathematics  Campus  Project    (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)    

Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐18]     Prevention   of   Natural   Disasters   (Online   Course)   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  and  Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change    

[PREC-­‐19]     Género   y   liderazgo   político   en   el   contexto   Latinoamericano   y   del   Caribe  (Online  Course:  Spanish)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  

 Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐20]     Specialization   in   Virtual   Learning   Environments   (Online   Course:   Spanish)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐21]     Agroecoturismo:   Elementos   básicos   para   implementar   un   proyecto   de  turismo   innovador   (Online   Course:   Spanish   version)   (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  

[PREC-­‐22]     Formacion   en   Tutoría   Virtual   (Online   Course:   Spanish   and   Portuguese  version)  (Professional  Training/Virtual  Courses)  

Human  Development  

[PRSL-­‐1]     System  on  International  Migration  of  the  Americas  (SICREMI)   Migration  [PRSL-­‐2]     Migration  Legislation  in  the  Americas  (MILEX)   Migration  [PRSL-­‐3]     Map  of  Temporary  Employment  Programs  for  Migrant  Workers  (MINPET)   Migration  [PRDS-­‐1]   Feasibility   study   on   cellulosic   ethanol   market   development   potential   in  

Belize  Energy  

[PRDS-­‐2]   Increasing  the  Sustainability  of  the  Energy  Sector  in  the  Caribbean  Through  Improved  Governance  and  Management  

Energy  

[PRDS-­‐3]     Promotion  of  an  Electricity  Interconnection  System  in  the  Caribbean  Basin   Energy  [PRDS-­‐4]     Energy  and  Climate  Partnership  of  the  Americas    (ECPA)  Initiative   Energy    [PRDS-­‐5]     Belize  National  Energy  Policy   Energy    [PRDS-­‐6]     Monitoring  Progress  of  the  Environmental  Cooperation  Agenda  in  CAFTA-­‐

DR  Countries    Environmental  Law  and  

Governance  [PRDS-­‐7]     Payment   for   Ecosystem   Services   and   Sustainable   Agriculture   for  

Conservation  and  Development  in  Paraguay  Project    Environmental  Law  and  

Governance/  Biodiversity  [PRDS-­‐8]     Caribbean  Emergency  Legislation  Project  (CELP)     Environmental  Law  and  

Governance/Natural  Disasters    

 [PRDS-­‐9]     Sustainable  Management  of  the  River  de  la  Plata  Basin     Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management  [PRDS-­‐10]     Sustainable   Management   of   the   transboundary   forest   ecosystem   of   the  

Gran  Chaco  Americano  (II)    Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management  [PRDS-­‐11]     Regional  Framework  for  the  sustainable  use  of  the  Bravo  River  Basin     Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management  [PRDS-­‐12]     Integrated  and  Sustainable  Management  of  Transboundary  Aquifers  in  the  

Americas  (ISARM  Americas)  Integrated  Water  

Resources  Management    

KEY NETWORK TYPE [NE-­‐1]   Inter-­‐American  Cooperation  Network  (CooperaNet)   Cooperation  [NEC-­‐1]     The  Inter-­‐American  Network  of  OAS  Scholars  (Alumni  and  Networking)   Human  Development  [NEC-­‐2]     Childhood  Portal   Education  [NSL-­‐1]     Social  Network  of  Latin  American  and  the  Caribbean   Social  Development    

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[NSL-­‐2]     Inter-­‐American  Network  for  Labor  Administration  (RIAL)   Labor  [NSL-­‐3]     Inter-­‐American  Social  Protection  Network  (IASPN)   Social  Development  [NDS-­‐1]     Inter  American  Biodiversity  Information  Network  (IABIN)     Biodiversity  [NDS-­‐2]     Western  Hemisphere  Migratory  Species  Initiative  (WHMSI)   Migratory  Species  [NDS-­‐3]     Inter-­‐American  Forum  on  Environmental  Law  (FIDA)   Environmental  Law    [NDS-­‐4]     Inter-­‐American  Network  for  Disaster  Mitigation  (INDM)     Disaster  Mitigation  [NDS-­‐5]   Sustainable  Partnership  for  the  Americas  (SEPA)   Energía    

KEY ACTIVITY CATEGORY [AE-­‐1]     Private  Sector  Forum   Private  Sector    [AE-­‐2]     Dialogue  of  Authorities  Responsible  for  Trade  and  for  MSMEs   Trade    [AE-­‐3]   First  International  Conference  “Tourism  Security  in  the  Americas”   Tourism  [AEC-­‐1]     Digital  Magazine  La  Educ@cion   Education  [ADS-­‐1]     Inter-­‐American  Meeting  of  National  Authorities  and  Experts  on  Energy  for  

Sustainable    Energy  

[ADS-­‐2]     Trade  and  Environment  Course   Environmental  Law  and  Governance  

[ADS-­‐3]     Trade  and  environment  summer  session   Environmental  Law  and  Governance  

[ADS-­‐4]     Diseño  e  implementación  de  esquemas  de  Pagos  por  Servicios  Ambientales:  Entrenamiento  para  funcionarios  de  Gobierno  (curso)  

Environmental  Law  and  Governance  

[ADS-­‐5]     Implementación  de  una  Educación  hacia  el  Desarrollo  Sostenible  en  las  Escuelas  de  Comunidades  Indígenas  de  Centro  y  Sur  América  

Environmental  Law  and  Governance  

[ADS-­‐6]     Second  Session  of  the  Regional  Platform  for  Disaster  Risk  Reduction  in  the  Americas  

Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change  [ADS-­‐7]     Hemispheric  Encounters     Risk  Management  and  

Adaptation  to  Climate  Change  

[ADS-­‐8]     Annual  Meeting  of  INDM  National  Operational  Focal  Points  (NOFPs)     Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change  [ADS-­‐9]     Round-­‐tables  at  the  GS/OAS  Headquarters:  Experts  Round  Table  on  

“Community-­‐centered  Flood  Early  Warning  Systems  (EWS)  Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change  [ADS-­‐10]     Increasing  the  Resilience  to  Natural  Hazards  in  the  Tourism  Sector  in  the  

Americas  (Seminar)  Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change  [ADS-­‐11]     Virtual  Forums  of  Good  Practices  on  Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  

Climate  Change    Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change  [ADS-­‐12]     Platform:  Flood  Early  Warning  Systems  (EWS)  Regional  Platform  of  the  

Central  American  Isthmus  and  the  Dominican  Republic  (SATIIC)  Risk  Management  and  Adaptation  to  Climate  

Change  [ADS-­‐13]   Regional  Expert  Meetings   Energy  [ADS-­‐14]   Ministerial  Meeting  of  the  Energy  and  Climate  Partnership  of  the  Americas   Energy  

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APPENDIX  II  

 List  of  Activities  under  Cooperation  Programs  

 KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  

[PE-­‐2]   Diálogo   Regional   “Comercio   y   Pobreza:   Políticas   Públicas  Complementarias   y   la   Inclusión   de   Grupos   Vulnerables   en   los  Beneficios  del  Comercio”,  (Ciudad  de  Panamá,  Panamá.  3-­‐4  diciembre  2009)  

Diálogo  Intercambio  de  Experiencias  

[PE-­‐3]   Taller   “Propiedad   Intelectual   e   Innovación   como   factores   para   la  Competitividad  en  las  Américas”  (Brasil.  14-­‐17  de  diciembre  de  2009)  

Intercambio  de  Experiencias  

[PE-­‐2]   “Elementos   Fundamentales   de   los   Acuerdos   Internacionales   de  Inversión”   en   alianza   estratégica   con   la   UNCTAD   y   el   Ministerio   de  Relaciones  Exteriores  y  el  Ministerio  de  Economía,  Fomento  y  Turismo  de  Chile  (Santiago  de  Chile,  Chile.  9-­‐10  de  noviembre  de  2009)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐3]   Taller   “Propiedad   intelectual   como   herramientas   para   las  MIPYMES“  en  alianza  estratégica   con  Caribbean  Export,   la  Organización  Mundial  de   la   Propiedad   Intelectual   (OMPI)   y   la   Oficina   Nacional   (BELIPO)  (Belmopan,  Belice,  5-­‐6  noviembre,  2009)  

Intercambio  de  Experiencias  

[PE-­‐3]   Taller   “Propiedad   intelectual   como   herramientas   para   las  MIPYMES“  en  alianza  estratégica   con  Caribbean  Export,   la  Organización  Mundial  de   la   Propiedad   Intelectual   (OMPI)   y   la   Oficina   Nacional   de   la  Propiedad  Intelectual  (ONAPI)  (Santo  Domingo,  República  Dominicana,  2-­‐3  noviembre,  2009)  

Intercambio  de  Experiencias  

[PE-­‐2]   International  Trade  in  the  Master’s  in  International  Trade  Policy  (MITP)  at  the  University  of  the  West  Indies,  Cave  Hill  Campus.  (Barbados.  October  2009)  

Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller:   “Promoviendo   el   Emprendimiento   y   la   Competitividad   de   las  PYMES   a   través   de   las   Buenas   Prácticas:   Modelos   de   Alianzas  Gobierno-­‐Empresa-­‐Universidad   (Florida,   Estados   Unidos.   14-­‐15  septiembre  2009)  

Intercambio  de  Experiencias  

[PE-­‐2]   Taller:   “Los   Servicios   en   Acuerdos   Comerciales   Internacionales:  Perspectivas   y  Retos  para   la  República  Dominicana“   (Santo  Domingo,  República  Dominicana,  8-­‐11  septiembre  2009)  

Intercambio  de  Experiencias  

[PE-­‐2]   International   Trade:   The   Integration   of   Belize   to   the   Multilateral   and  Regional   Trading   System   –   in   partnership  with   the  University   of   Belize,  Belize’s  Ministry  of  Foreign  Affairs  and  Foreign  Trade,  and  CIDA.  (Belize.  September  -­‐  October  2009)  

Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐4]   “Inversión   en   el   sector   de   turismo   en   Haití”   (Haití.   3   de   agosto   de  2009)  

Intercambio  de  Experiencias  

[PE-­‐2]   Una   agenda   comercial   para   las   Américas   (XII   Sesión)     –   en   alianza  estratégica  con   la  OMC  y   la  Escuela  de  Derecho  de  George  Washington  University.  (Washington,  D.C.,  6-­‐17  de  julio  de  2009)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐2]   CARICOM-­‐Canada   Trade   Agreement:   “Negotiating   investment  Agreements:   State   of   Play   and   Way   Forward”   –   in   partnership   with  

Capacity  building  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  CARICOM   Secretariat   (Office   of   Trade   Negotiations)   and   CIDA.   (St.  George’s,  Grenada.  June  22-­‐25,  2009)  

[PE-­‐2]   Workshop:   “Managing   a   Sanitary   and   Phytosanitary   (SPS)   System:   The  Chilean  Experience”  –   in  partnership  with  the  Government  of  Chile,   the  CARICOM  and  OECS   Secretariats,   and   the  Ministry   of   Foreign  Affairs   of  Chile  and  the  Chilean  Agriculture  and  Livestock  Service  (Servicio  Agrícola  y  Ganadero:  SAG).  (Santiago,  Chile.  January  19-­‐23,  April  and  2009)  

Sharing  best  practices  Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐3]   Diálogo  entre  Jefes  de  Delegación  de  los  Estados  Miembros  de  la  OEA,  el   Secretario  General  de   la  OEA  y  Representantes  del   Sector  Privado,  en  el  marco  de  la  XXXIX  Asamblea  General  de  la  OEA  (San  Pedro  Sula,  Honduras,  31  de  mayo  de    2009)  

Diálogo  

[PE-­‐2]   Regional   Diplomatic   Training   Program   for   Mid-­‐Career   Caribbean  Ambassadors  –   in  partnership  with   the  CARICOM  Secretariat   and  CIDA.  (Georgetown,  Guyana.  May  2009)  

Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐2]   Seminar   for  Latin  American  countries  on  Setting  an  Advisory  Center   for  Investor-­‐State   Dispute   Settlement   –   in   partnership   with   UNCTAD,   the  Government  of  Peru  and  the  IADB.  (Lima,  Peru.  April  2009)  

Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐4]   National  Workshop:  Caribbean  Intellectual  Property  (IP)  Export  Project:  Scoping   of   Caribbean   Products   with   High   Intangible   Value   –   in  partnership   with   CIDA,   the   Caribbean   Export,   Light   Years   IP,   the  Caribbean   Association   of   Industry   and   Commerce   (CAIC),   Caribbean  Export,  the  Caribbean  Regional  Negotiating  Machinery  (CRNM)  and  the  OECS  Secretariat.  (Jamaica.  April  2009)  

Capacity  Building  

[PE-­‐2]   Paper:   Summary   of   the   conclusions   of   OAS   studies   and   seminars   on  Public-­‐Private   Partnerships   for   Workforce   Development   –   in  partnership  with  CIDA.  (March-­‐April,  2009)  

Paper  

[PE-­‐2]   Regional   Symposium   on   the   CARIFORUM   –   EC   Economic   Partnership  Agreement   (EPA)   –   in   partnership   with   Shridath   Ramphal   Centre   for  International  Trade  Law,  Policy  and  Services  (SRC)  of  the  University  of  The  West  Indies.  (Barbados,  March  10-­‐11,  2009)  

Sharing  best  practices  

[PE-­‐2]   Apoyo   a   CTMO-­‐HOPE   (Comisión   HOPE)   para   atraer   inversión  extranjera  directa  a  Haití  y  aprovechar  HOPE  II  que  permite  el  acceso  libre  de  arancel  al  mercado  de  EEUU  del  2008  al  2018  para  prendas  de  vestir  y  otros  bienes.  (Haití.  2009)  

Alianza  estratégica  Consultoría  

[PE-­‐2]   Asistencia  al  Comité  para  Fortalecimiento  de  Capacidades  Comerciales  del  TLC  Estados  Unidos-­‐Perú,  (Washington,  D.C.  y  Perú,  2009)  

Asistencia  Técnica  

[PE-­‐2]   Cursos/talleres:   “Implementación   del   Acuerdo   de   Asociación  Económica   CARIFORUM-­‐Comunidades   Europeas”,   (Países   CARICOM,  2009-­‐2011)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐2]   Institutional   strengthening   of   the   CARICOM   countries   to   effectively  take   part   in   the   CARICOM/Canada   FTA   negotiations   on   services   and  investment  aimed  at  officials   responsible   for   the  negotiation  of   these  issues  –  in  partnership  with  CIDA  (April-­‐December  2009)  

Training  Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐4]   Investment   Facilitation   in   Haiti   –   in   partnership   with   Haiti’s   Centre   de  Facilitation  des  Investissements  and  CIDA.  (2008-­‐2009)  

Technical  assistance  Sharing  best  practices  

[PE-­‐3]   Foro  del  Sector  Privado  en  el  marco  de   la  V  Cumbre  de   las  Américas,  Tema:   “Impulsando   la   prosperidad   del   sector   privado   en   la   nueva  década:   Replanteando   la   Competitividad.”   (Trinidad   y   Tobago.   15-­‐16  abril  de  2009)  

Diálogo  

[PE-­‐2]   Centro  de  Referencia  Comercial  del  Caribe.  (abril-­‐agosto,  2009)   Asistencia  Técnica  Intercambio  de  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  experiencias  y  conocimiento  

[PE-­‐2]   One-­‐Stop   Investment   Shops   for   Investment   Facilitation   –   in  partnership  with  BELTRAIDE  and  CIDA.  (Belize.  2009)  

Technical  Assistance  

[PE-­‐2]   Workshop   on   the   Caribbean:   “Accelerating   Trade   Integration:   Policy  Options   for   Sustained  Growth,   Job   Creation   and   Poverty   Reduction.”  Kingston,   Jamaica.   February   17-­‐18,   2009.   Organized   with   the   World  Bank.  

Capacity  Building  

[PE-­‐3]   Private   Sector   Consultations  with   the   business   sector   of   the   Economic-­‐Social   Consultative   Forum   of  MERCOSUR   to   prepare   recommendations  on   the   Draft   V   Summit   of   Declaration   –   in   partnership   with   the  Permanent  Mission  of  the  United  States  to  the  OAS.  (February  2009)  

Technical  support  and  advisory  assistance  

[PE-­‐3]   Private   Sector  Consultations  with   the  Andean   region.  Meeting  with   the  Andean   Consultative   Business   Council   to   provide   recommendations   to  the   V   Summit   of   the   Americas   Draft   Declaration.   Andean   Region   –   in  partnership  with  the  Permanent  Mission  of  the  United  States  to  the  OAS.    (Guayaquil,  Ecuador,  January  19-­‐20,  2009)  

Technical  support  and  advisory  assistance  

[PE-­‐3]   Paper:   “The   Role   of   Public-­‐Private   Partnerships   on   Summit  Implementation”   –   in   partnership   with   the   Permanent   Mission   of   the  United  States  to  the  OAS.  (January-­‐March,  2009)    

Paper  

[PE-­‐2]   Trade  Reference  Center  for  Belize.  (February-­‐March  2009)   Technical  Assistance  Sharing  of  knowledge  

and  best  practices  [PE-­‐2]   Seminar  on  multilateral  and  regional  trade  issues.  (Belize.  January  29-­‐30,  

2009)  Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐2]   Workshop   “Setting   an   Advisory   Center   for   Investor-­‐State   Dispute  Settlement”   aimed   at   Central   American   government   officials   on   –   in  partnership   with   UNCTAD,   the   IADB   and   Academia   de   Centro   América  (Guatemala  City.  January  14,  2009)  

Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐3]   Virtual  Private  Sector  Consultations  in  preparation  of  the  V  Summit  of  the  Americas  in  Trinidad  and  Tobago.  January-­‐March  2009.  

Sharing  of  knowledge  and  best  practices  

[PE-­‐2]   Encuentros   y   diálogos   sobre   política   comercial   para   el   sector   público,  privado,    sociedad  civil  y  periodistas.  (Enero-­‐diciembre  de  2009)  

Diálogo  

[PE-­‐2]   “Implementation   of   the   CARIFORUM-­‐EC   Economic   Partnership  Agreement   (EPA)”  –   in  partnership  with   the  CARICOM  Secretariat   (OTN  and  EPA  Implementation  Unit)  and  CIDA  

Study  

[PE-­‐2]   “CARICOM   Trade   and   Investment   Report”   –   in   partnership   with   the  CARICOM  Secretariat  and  CIDA.  

Study  

[PE-­‐2]   “Caribbean:  Accelerating  Trade  Integration:  Policy  Options  for  Sustained  Growth,   Job   Creation   and   Poverty   Reduction”.   Published   by   the  World  Bank  and  the  OAS.  

Study  

[PE-­‐3]   Encuentro   2009   de   Autoridades   y   Consejos   de   Competitividad   de   las  Américas.  (Santiago,  Chile.  29  de  Septiembre  de  2009)    

Diálogo  Intercambio  de  

experiencias  [PE-­‐2]   Curso   avanzado   para   funcionarios   de   gobierno   de   América   Latina:  Una  

agenda   comercial   para   las   Américas:   Una   agenda   comercial   para   las  Américas   (XI   Sesión)¨   en   alianza   estratégica   con   la  OMC,   la   Escuela   de  Derecho   de   George   Washington   University,   el   Gobierno   de   España   y  CIDA.  (Washington,  D.C.,  julio  7-­‐18,  2008)  

Capacitación  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  [PE-­‐2]   Three-­‐Week  Intensive  Course  on  International  Trade:  “The  Integration  of  

Haiti   to   the  Multilateral   and  Regional   Trading   System”  –   in   partnership  with   Haiti’s   Bureau   de   Coordination   et   de   Suivi   (Office   of   the   Prime  Minister),   CIDA,   the   CARICOM   Secretariat,   the   Caribbean   Regional  Negotiating   Machinery   (CRNM,   now   OTN),   and   the   Inter-­‐American  Institute  for  Cooperation  in  Agriculture  (IICA).  (June  2008)  

Capacity  Building    

[PE-­‐2]   Aid   for   Trade   Symposium   for   the   Caribbean   –   in   partnership   with   the  International  Centre  for  Trade  and  Sustainable  Development  (ICTSD)  and  CIDA.  (Kingston,  Jamaica,  June  16-­‐17,  2008)  

Technical  Assistance  

[PE-­‐3]   Seminario   sobre   oportunidades   comerciales   en   el   mercado   del   Caribe  para  las  PYMES  de  Nicaragua  –  en  alianza  estratégica  con  el  Ministerio  de  Fomento,   Industria   y   Comercio   de   Nicaragua   (MIFIC),   FEMCIDI/OEA.  (Managua,  Nicaragua,  31  de  marzo  de  2008)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐3]   Seminario   “Cómo   prepararse   para   exportar   a   los   Estados   Unidos.   Dos  elementos  claves  del  proceso:  cumplimiento  de  normas  y  el  proceso  de  importación”   –   en   alianza   estratégica   con   FEMCIDI/OEA.   (Managua,  Nicaragua,  27  de  marzo  de  2008)    

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐3]   Taller   Internacional   “Fortaleciendo   la   capacidad   de   la   PYME   para   la  participación  en   los  mercados  externos:  El  Desarrollo  de  Proveedores  y  Encadenamientos   Productivos”   –   en   alianza   estratégica   con  FEMCIDI/OEA,   el   Ministerio   de   Comercio   Exterior   y   Turismo   del   Perú  (MINCETUR)  y  con  el  apoyo  de  la  Sociedad  Nacional  de  Industrias  (S.N.I.).  (Lima,  Perú,  24  de  marzo  de  2008)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐2]   Taller  “Acuerdos  Internacionales  de  Inversión:  sus  consecuencias  a  través  de  experiencias  prácticas”  –  en  alianza  estratégica  con  FEMCIDI/OEA,  el  Ministerio   de   Economía   y   Finanzas   de   Uruguay   (Asesoría   de   Política  Comercial)   y   el   Ministerio   de   Relaciones   Exteriores   (Dirección   General  para   Asuntos   Económicos   Internacionales)   de   Uruguay.   (Montevideo,  Uruguay.  12  y  13  de  marzo  de  2008)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐3]   Taller  “El  outsourcing  y  la  promoción  de  las  exportaciones  de  servicios”  –  en  alianza  estratégica  con  FEMCIDI/OEA,  el  Ministerio  de   Industria   y  Comercio  de  Paraguay.  (Asunción,  Paraguay.  4  y  5  de  marzo  de  2008).  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐2]   Seminario   sobre   “Acuerdos   de   Inversión   y   Controversias   Inversionista-­‐Estado”   –   en   alianza   estratégica   con   FEMCIDI/OEA,   la   Secretaría   de   la  Conferencia   de   las   Naciones   Unidas   sobre   Comercio   y   Desarrollo  (UNCTAD)  y  el  Ministerio  de  Relaciones  Exteriores  del  Perú.  (Lima,  Perú.    25  de  febrero  de  2008)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐3]   Primer  Taller  Nacional  de  Metrología  Legal  y  su  relación  con  la  reducción  de   Obstáculos   Técnicos   al   Comercio   –   en   alianza   estratégica   con  FEMCIDI/OEA,   la   Secretaría   de   Industria   y   Comercio   de   Honduras   y   el  Centro   Nacional   de  Metrología   de  México   (Secretaría   de   Economía   de  México).  (Tegucigalpa,  Honduras.  del  20  al  22  de  febrero  de  2008)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐3]   Consultaría   sobre   Oportunidades   de   Asociatividad   y   Encadenamientos  Productivos  Estratégicos  en  la  Región  Sur  de  Honduras,  Departamento  de  Choluteca,  y  sus  Municipios  –  en  alianza  estratégica  con  FEMCIDI/OEA,  la  Secretaría  de  Industria  y  Comercio  de  Honduras  y  la  Cámara  de  Industria  y   Comercio   de   Choluteca.   Financiada   por   FEMCIDI   (OEA).   (Tegucigalpa,  Honduras.  del  18  al  22  de  febrero  de  2008)  

Consultoría  Asistencia  Técnica  

[PE-­‐3]   Seminario/Taller  sobre  comercio  electrónico  para  las  exportaciones  de  las   pequeñas   y   medianas   empresas   (PYMES)   dentro   del   marco   de  CAFTA-­‐DR     la   Secretaría   de   Estado   de   Industria   y   Comercio   de   la  

Capacitación  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  República  Dominicana.   (Santo  Domingo,  República  Dominicana.  enero  28-­‐29,  2008)  

[PE-­‐3]   Capacitación   sobre   prácticas   desleales   de   comercio   –   en   alianza  estratégica   con   FEMCIDI/OEA,   la   Secretaría   de   Estado   de   Industria   y  Comercio   de   la   República   Dominicana.   (Santo   Domingo,   República  Dominicana,  enero-­‐febrero,  2008.)  

Asistencia  técnica  

[PE-­‐3]   Taller  sobre  “Implementación  y  administración  de  disposiciones  sobre  propiedad  intelectual  en  acuerdos  comerciales  en  las  áreas  de  derecho  de   autor   y   derechos   conexos,   sistemas   para   la   administración   y  aprovechamiento  de  los  derechos  de  propiedad  intelectual  y  medidas  de  observancia”  –  en  alianza  estratégica  con  el  Instituto  Ecuatoriano  de  la   Propiedad   Intelectual   (IEPI)   del   Ecuador,   CIDA,   y   la   Organización  Mundial   de   la   Propiedad   Intelectual   (OMPI).   (Quito,   Ecuador,  diciembre  8-­‐12  de  2008)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  

[PE-­‐3]   Encuentro   2010   de   Autoridades   y   Consejos   de   Competitividad   de   las  Américas.  (Atlanta,  Georgia.  14  de  Noviembre  de  2010)  

Diálogo  Intercambio  de  experiencias  

[PE-­‐3]   Taller   "Competitividad   en   el   Caribe".   (Atlanta,   Georgia.   14   de  Noviembre  de  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐3]   Reunión   del   Comité   de   Gestión   en   preparación   del   Dialogo   de  Autoridades   y   Consejos   de   Competitividad   de   las   Américas   y   Red  Interamericana   de   Competitividad   (RIAC).   (Washington,   D.C.   19   de  abril  de  2010)  

Diálogo    

[PE-­‐3]   “Presentación   sobre   la   experiencia   del   TEC   de   Monterrey   en   el  desarrollo   de   indicadores   y   proyectos   de   competitividad   subregional  en  México.”  (Washington,  DC.20  de  enero  de  2011)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  

[PE-­‐4]   Curso   intensivo   de   dos   semanas   sobre   “Managing   Investment  Disputes”  (Bogotá,  Colombia.  29  noviembre  -­‐  7  diciembre  de  2010)    

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Trade   Policy  Workshop   for   Caribbean   Parliamentarians   (St.   Kitts   and  Nevis.  25-­‐26  de  noviembre  de  2010)  

Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐4]   Course   on   International   Trade   in   the   Master’s   in   International   Trade  Policy   (MITP)   at   the   University   of   the   West   Indies,   Cave   Hill   Campus.  (Barbados.  22-­‐26  de  noviembre  de  2010)  

Capacity  building  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller   Internacional   de   “Mujeres   Emprendedoras   en   las   Américas”  (Lima,  Perú.18-­‐19  de  noviembre  de  2010)    

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller   “La   Propiedad   Industrial   como  Herramienta   de   Competitividad  Empresarial:   las  Oportunidades  y   los  Desafíos  de   las  PYMES”   (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina.10-­‐11  de  noviembre  de  2010)    

Intercambio  de  experiencias  Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller   regional   sobre   “Aprovechamiento   de   la   propiedad   intelectual  como  herramienta   para   la   innovación   y   la   competitividad”   (San   José,  Costa  Rica.  1-­‐5  de  noviembre  de  2010)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Diálogo   “Políticas   Públicas   para   Promover   la   Competitividad   de   las  Micro,   Pequeñas   y   Medianas   Empresas   (MIPYMEs)”   (Ciudad   de  México,  México.  1-­‐2  de  noviembre  de  2010)    

Diálogo  Intercambio  de  experiencias  

[PE-­‐4]   Reunión  del  Comité  para  la  Creación  de  Capacidades  Relacionadas  con  el   Comercio   del   CAFTA-­‐RD   (Washington,   D.C..20-­‐21   de   octubre   de  2010)    

Diálogo  Capacitación    

Asesoría  Técnica  [PE-­‐4]   Taller   "Prevención   de   Controversias   Inversionista-­‐Estado"   para   11  

miembros   del   Foro  ARCO  en   el   contexto   de   la   reunión   del  Grupo  de  Trabajo   de   Promoción   y   Protección   de   Inversiones.   (Bogotá,  Colombia.28-­‐29  de  septiembre  de  2010)    

Intercambio  de  experiencias  Capacitación  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  [PE-­‐4]   Taller  Regional   “Innovación  y  Uso  de  TICs  para   la  Productividad  de   la  

MIPYME”  (San  Antonio,  Texas.  21-­‐22  de  septiembre  de  2010)    Intercambio  de  experiencias  

Capacitación  [PE-­‐4]   Taller  "Mecanismos  de  Solución  de  Controversias  Inversionista-­‐Estado"  

para   11   miembros   del   Foro   ARCO   en   el   contexto   de   la   reunión   del  Grupo  de  Trabajo  de  Promoción  y  Protección  de  Inversiones.  (Bogotá,  Colombia.21-­‐22  de  julio  de  2010)    

Intercambio  de  experiencias  Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Reunión   para   el   establecimiento   del   Centro   de   Asesoría   Legal   en  materia  de  controversias  de  inversión.  (San  José,  Costa  Rica.7  de  julio  de  2010)    

Diálogo  Intercambio  de  experiencias  

[PE-­‐4]   Seminario  “Comercio,  Políticas  de  Innovación  y  Pequeños  Estados:  Un  Programa  de   Entrenamiento  Profesional”   (Barbados.   Junio   28-­‐Julio   3,  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Curso   avanzado   para   funcionarios   de   gobierno   de   América   Latina:  “Una  agenda  comercial  para  las  Américas.”    (Washington  D.C.  14-­‐25  de  junio  de  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller   regional   sobre   “Aprovechamiento   de   la   propiedad   intelectual  como  herramienta  para  la  innovación  y  la  transferencia  de  tecnología”  –  en  alianza  estratégica  con  PIPRA-­‐Universidad  de  California  en  Davis,  entidades  nacionales  y  regionales.  (San  José,  Costa  Rica.  mayo  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller  sobre  “Solución  de  Controversias  en  Servicios  Financieros”  –  en  alianza   estratégica   con   el   Banco  Central   de   la   República  Dominicana.  (Santo  Domingo,  República  Dominicana.26-­‐27  de  abril  de  2010)      

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller  sobre  la  “Implementación  del  Acuerdo  de  Asociación  Económica  CARIFORUM-­‐CE”  (Barbados.  22-­‐23  de  abril  de  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller  sobre  la  “Implementación  del  Acuerdo  de  Asociación  Económica  CARIFORUM-­‐CE”  (Belize.  7-­‐9  de  abril  de  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller   sobre   “Propiedad   intelectual   como   herramientas   para   las  MIPYMES”   –   en   alianza   estratégica   con   Caribbean   Export,   la  Organización  Mundial   de   la   Propiedad   Intelectual   (OMPI)   y   la  Oficina  Nacional  de  la  OEA  en  Trinidad  y  Tobago.  (Grenada.  marzo-­‐abril  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Reunión   de   comité   coordinador   de   representantes   instituciones  regionales   para   presentación   del   informe   y   publicación   sobre  productos   con   alto   valor   intangible   en   el   Caribe   –   en   alianza  estratégica   con   la   ONG   Light   Years   IP,   Caribbean   Export,   CAIC,  Secretaría   de   Caricom-­‐OTN,   y   la   Secretaría   de   la  OECS.   (Washington,  DC.  marzo,  2010)  

Diálogo  Intercambio  de  Conocimiento  

[PE-­‐4]   Centro  de  Referencia  Comercial  de  Haití  (2009)   Asistencia  Técnica  Intercambio  de  experiencias  y  conocimiento  

[PE-­‐4]   Taller  “La  Importancia  de  los  Servicios  Financieros  en  el  contexto  de  los  Acuerdos  Comerciales  Internacionales”  –  en  alianza  estratégica  con  el  Banco  Central  de  la  República  Dominicana.  (Santo  Domingo,  República  Dominicana.  28-­‐29  de  enero  de  2010)  

Capacitación  

[PE-­‐4]   Nota   sobre   el   “Aprovechamiento   de   los   TLCs   por   las   pymes  exportadoras:  El  caso  de  Chile”  

Estudio  

[PE-­‐4]   “Competitividad   de   las   pymes   exportadoras:   Programas   para  promover  su  internacionalización”  

Estudio  

[PE-­‐4]   “Estudios   de   caso   sobre   prácticas   exitosas   de   promoción   de   la  participación  de  las  MIPYMES  en  el  comercio:  el  caso  de  la  Asociación  

Estudio  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  Agricultores   El   Sembrador   (AGRISEM)   en   Guatemala   y   el   ejemplo   de  asociatividad   de   la   Cámara   de   Empresarios   de   Tecnología   de  Información  Zona  Norte  (CETIC-­‐ZN)  de  Costa  Rica”  (2010)    

[PE-­‐4]   “A   Review   of   the   CARIFORUM-­‐EC   Economic   Partnership   Agreement  and  the  Trade  Regulatory  Framework  in  Belize”  

Estudio  

[PE-­‐4]   “A   Review   of   the   CARIFORUM-­‐EC   Economic   Partnership   Agreement  and  the  Regulatory  Framework  on  Trade  in  Services  and  Investment  in  OECS  Countries”  

Estudio  

[PE-­‐4]   “Statistics   on   Trade   in   Services   between   Canadian   Provinces   and  CARICOM  States”  

Estudio  

[PSL-­‐1]   Taller   de   Evaluación   de   la   primera   fase   del   Programa   Puente   en   el  Caribe  (Puerto  España,  Trinidad  y  Tobago  –  Septiembre  9  –  10,  2008)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  

Asistencia  Técnica    

[PSL-­‐1]   Conferencia   Caribeña   sobre   Cooperación   Horizontal   en   Protección  Social(Puerto  España,  Trinidad  y  Tobago  –  Septiembre  11  -­‐  12,  2008)   Sharing  best  practices  

[PSL-­‐1]   Taller   Introductorio   para   la   segunda   fase   de   Puente   en   el   Caribe  (Castries,  Santa  Lucía  –  27-­‐29  de  mayo,  2009)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  

Asistencia  Técnica  

[PSL-­‐1]   Pasantía   en   Chile   en   el   marco   de   la   Cooperación   Puente   –   Caribe  (Santiago,  Valparaíso  y  O´HIiggins,  Chile  –  26  de  oct.  Al  3  de  nov.  2009)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  

Asistencia  Técnica  

[PSL-­‐1]  Misión  Técnica  de  la  OEA  para  dar  seguimiento  a   la  Fase  II  de  Puente  en   el   Caribe   (Barbados,   Suriname,   San   Vicente   y   las   Granadianas,   St  Kitts  y  Nevis  –  22  –  26  de  marzo,  2010)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  

Asistencia  Técnica  

[PSL-­‐1]  Visitas   de   monitoreo   y   seguimiento   a   los   países   parte   del   Programa  Puente   en   el   Caribe   (Barbados,   Suriname,   San   Vicente   y   las  Granadianas,  St  Kitts  y  Nevis  –  19-­‐23  de  julio,  2010)  

Intercambio  de  experiencias  

Asistencia  Técnica  

[PSL-­‐1]   Puente   en   el   Caribe:   Conferencia   Regional   para   el   CARICOM  (Bridgetown,  Barbados  -­‐    19-­‐20    enero  2011)  

Intercambio  de  prácticas  óptimas  

[PSL-­‐1]   Taller  sobre  garantías  sociales  en  el  marco  del  Programa  Puente-­‐Caribe  (Castries,  Santa  Lucía  –  9-­‐11  de  marzo,  2011)   Technical  assistance  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Diálogo  Social  y  Cohesión  Social  (Montevideo,  Uruguay,  15  de  abril,  2008)    

Análisis  e  intercambio  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Empleo  para  Jóvenes  (Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brasil,  20  y  21  de  mayo,  2008)    

Análisis  e  intercambio  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  Ministerio  de  Trabajo  (MT)  de  Trinidad  y  Tobago  al  MT  de  Guyana  sobre  Seguridad  y  Salud  Ocupacional  (Puerto  España,  T&T  -­‐  23-­‐27  de  junio,  2008  y  Georgetown,  Guyana,  21-­‐25  de  julio,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

 [NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Rep.  Dominicana  al  MT  de  El  Salvador  

sobre  Relaciones  Internacionales  de  Trabajo  e  Inspección  Laboral  (Santo  Domingo,  República  Dominicana    -­‐  28  Julio-­‐  1  Agosto,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Perú  sobre  Bancarizacion  del  pago  de  remuneraciones  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  -­‐  3  al  5  de  septiembre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Honduras  sobre   Asistencia  técnica  directa,  

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cooperación  bilateral  y  transferencia  de  buenas  

prácticas    

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  México  al  MT  de  Costa  Rica  sobre  Registro  de  organizaciones  sociales  (Ciudad  de  México,  México  –  27  al  31  de  octubre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Tercer  Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Salud  y  Seguridad  Ocupacional  (  Cusco,  Perú,  21  y  22  de  octubre,  2008)  

Análisis  e  intercambio  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Brasil  al  MT  de  Panamá  sobre  Seguridad  y  Salud  Ocupacional    (Brasilia  y  Sao  Paulo,  Brasil  –  28  al  31  de  octubre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Chile  al  MT  de  Costa  Rica  sobre  Fomento  de  cultura  de  cumplimiento  a  traves  web  (Santiago  de  Chile,  Chile  –  10  al  12  de  noviembre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Ecuador  sobre  Sistemas  de  registros  y  estadisticas  laborales  (Quito,  Ecuador  –  17  al  21  de  noviembre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Estados  Unidos  al  MT  de  Bahamas  sobre  Salud  y  Seguridad  Ocupacional  (Washington,  DC  –  8  al  12  de  diciembre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Servicios  Públicos  de  Empleo  (Ciudad  de  Panamá,  10  y  11  de  diciembre,  2008)    

Análisis  e  intercambio  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Chile  al  MT  de  Bolivia  sobre  Equidad  de  Género    (Santiago  de  Chile,  Chile  –  9  al  12  de  diciembre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  El  Salvador  sobre  Inspección  del  Trabajo  y  Relaciones  Internacionales  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  –  15  al  19  de  diciembre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Chile  al  MT  de  Bolivia  sobre  Planificación  Estratégica    (Santiago  de  Chile,  Chile  –  17  al  19  de  diciembre,  2008)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Migración  Laboral  y  Sistemas  de  Información  del  Mercado  Laboral  (Quebec  City,  Canada,  24-­‐25  de  Febrero,  2009)  

Análisis  e  intercambio  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Chile  al  MT  de  Paraguay  sobre  Sistema  de  Seguridad  Social  (Santiago  de  Chile,  Chile  -­‐  23  al  26  de  marzo,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Canadá  al  MT  de  Argentina  sobre  Programa  de  Mediación  Preventiva  (Gatineau,  Ottawa,  Canadá  –  12  al  14  de  mayo,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  [NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Inspección  de  Trabajo  (Washington  D.C.,  19  al  

22  de  mayo  de  2009)    Análisis  e  intercambio  de  

buenas  prácticas  [NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Transversalización  de  Género  (Buenos  Aires,  

Argentina,  21  julio  de  2009)  Análisis  e  intercambio  de  

buenas  prácticas  [NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  “Dimensión  Laboral  de  la  Globalización  y  de  los  

tratados  de  libre  comercio:  Impactos  y  provisiones  laborales  (  Santo  Domingo,  República  Dominicana,  27  de  julio  de  2010)  

Análisis  e  intercambio  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Rep.  Dominicana  sobre  Programas  Nacionales  de  Trabajo  Decente  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  -­‐  27  al  30  de  julio,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Jamaica  al  MT  de  Belize  sobre  Servicio  Público  de  Empleo  (Kingston,  Jamaica  –  7  al  11  de  septiembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Brasil  al  MT  de  Colombia  sobre  Diálogo  Social  y  libertad  sindical  (Brasilia  y  Sao  Paulo,  Brasil  –  21  al  25  de  septiembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Estados  Unidos  al  MT  de  Chile  sobre  Mejoramiento  de  estandares  de  cumplimiento/  Call  centers  (Washington  D.C.  –  29  de  septiembre  al  1  de  octubre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Ecuador  sobre  Servicio  Público  de  Empleo  (Quito,  Ecuador,  30  de  Septiembre  al  2  de  Octubre  (primera  parte)  y  23  al  27  de  septiembre,2009  (segunda  parte))  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Barbados  al  MT  de  Guayna  sobre  Salud  y  Seguridad  Ocupacional  (Bridgetown,  Barbados  –  5  al  9  de  octubre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Canadá    al  MT  de  St.  Vicente  y  las  Granadinas  sobre  Salud  y  Seguridad  Ocupacional  (Winnipeg,  Canadá  –  20  al  22  de  octubre)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Brasil  al  MT  de  Nicaragua  sobre  Sistema  Publico  de  Empleo  (Brasilia  -­‐19  al  23  de  octubre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Brasil  al  MT  de  Paraguay  sobre  Sistema  Publico  de  Empleo  (Brasilia  -­‐19  al  23  de  octubre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Perú  al  MT  de  Ecuador  sobre  Certificación  y  evaluación  de  competencias  laborales  (Quito,  Ecuador  –  9  al    13  de  noviembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Uruguay  al  MT  de  Costa  Rica  sobre  Aplicación  de  la  legislación  laboral  en  materia  de  niñez  y  adolescencia  (Montevideo,  Uruguay  –  16  al    20  de  noviembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  [NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Costa  Rica  al  MT  de  Rep.  Dominicana  

sobre  Estadísticas  de  empleo  (San  José,  Costa  Rica  –  24  al  26  de  noviembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Paraguay  sobre  Estadísticas  del  trabajo  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  –  30  de  noviembre  al  4  de  diciembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Guatemala  sobre  Estadísticas  del  trabajo  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  –  30  de  noviembre  al  4  de  diciembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Estados  Unidos  al  MT  de  Argentina  sobre  Servicios  de  empleo  para  jóvenes  (Washington  D.C.  –  7  al  10  de  Diciembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Trinidad  &  Tobago  al  MT  de  Belize  sobre  Salud  y  Seguridad  Ocupacional  (San  Fernando,  Trinidad  y  Tobago  –  15  al  19  de  marzo,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Canadá  al  MT  de  México  sobre  Salud  y  Seguridad  Ocupacional  (Ciudad  de  México  –  29  al  31  de  marzo,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Trinidad  &  Tobago  al  MT  de  Barbados  sobre  Inspección  Laboral  (Puerto  España,  Trinidad  &  Tobago  –  del  28  de  junio  al  2  de  julio,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Colombia  al  MT  de  Argentina  sobre  Sistemas  de  gestión  de  la  información  –  Gobierno  en  línea  (Bogotá,  Colombia  –  12  a  15  Julio,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Chile    sobre  Formación  profesional  y  certificación  de  competencias  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  –  del  14  al  16  de  julio,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Canadá  al  MT  de  Brasil    sobre  Salud  y  Seg.  Ocupacional  en  el  sector  marítimo  (Gatineau  y  Halifax,  Canadá  -­‐  14  al  17  de  septiembre,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Costa  Rica    sobre  Red  de  Oficinas  de  Empleo  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  -­‐  20  a  25  de  Septiembre,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Argentina  al  MT  de  Panamá  sobre  Servicio  Publico  de  Empleo  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina  -­‐  20  a  25  de  Septiembre,  2010)    

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Estados  Unidos  al  MT  de  St.  Lucia  sobre  Inspección  laboral  (Washington  D.C.-­‐  19  al  22  de  octubre,  2010)    

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  

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KEY   ACTIVITY   CATEGORY  prácticas  

     

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Estados  Unidos  al  MT  de  Panamá  sobre  Salud  y  Seguridad  Ocupacional  (Washington  D.C.-­‐  19  al  22  de  octubre,  2010)    

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Peru  al  MT  de  Ecuador    sobre  Certificación  y  evaluación  de  competencias  (Quito,  Ecuador  –  9  al    13  de  noviembre,  2009)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Barbados  al  MT  de  Guyana  sobre  Resolución  de  conflictos  (Bridgetown,  Barbados  -­‐  8  al  12  de  noviembre,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Colombia  al  MT  de  Rep.  Dominicana  sobre  Seguimiento,  monitoreo  y  evaluación  de  planes,  programas  y  proyectos  (Noviembre  29  al  1  de  diciembre,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Taller  Hemisférico  sobre  Políticas  Públicas  Intersectoriales:  Protección  Social,  Trabajo  y  Empleo  (Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brasil,  30  de  noviembre  y  1  de  diciembre,  2010)  

Análisis  e  intercambio  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Brasil  al  MT  de  Mexico  sobre  Relaciones  de  Trabajo  –  Registro  Sindical  (Brasilia  y  Sao  Paulo,  Brasil  –  6  al  10  de  diciembre,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐  2]   Asistencia  Técnica  del  MT  de  Chile  al  MT  de  Peru    sobre  Servicios  de  empleo:  uso  de  nuevas  tecnologias  (Lima,  Perú  –  16  al  18  de  diciembre,  2010)  

Asistencia  técnica  directa,  cooperación  bilateral  y  

transferencia  de  buenas  prácticas  

[NSL-­‐3]   Visita   al   Programa  Opportunity  New  York   (New  York,   EE.UU.   –   21  de  septiembre,  2009)  

Intercambio  de  prácticas  óptimas  

[NSL-­‐3]   Lanzamiento  de  la  Red  Interamericana  de  Protección  Social  (New  York,  EE.UU.  –  22  de  septiembre,  2009)  

Intercambio  de  prácticas  óptimas  e  información  

[NSL-­‐3]   Seminario   intersectorial   sobre   políticas   de   empleo   y   generación   de  ingresos  para  poblaciones  vulnerables  (Cartagena,  Colombia  –  19  –  20  de  octubre,  2009)  

Intercambio  de  prácticas  óptimas  

[NSL-­‐3]   Reunión   de   consulta   sobre   la   cooperación   internacional   y   protección  social   en   ministerios   de   desarrollo   social   (Brasilia,   Brasil   –   15-­‐16   de  julio,  2010)  

Intercambio  de  prácticas  óptimas  e  información  

[NSL-­‐3]   Seminario   sobre   políticas   públicas   intersectoriaesl:   protección   social,  trabajo  y  empleo  (Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brasil  –  30  de  nov  al  2  de  diciembre,  2010)  

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