1. Francisco Pilotti Director, Department of Social Development and Employment Second Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities of Social Development July 7 – 9, 2010 Cali, Colombia Report on the fulfillment of mandates from the First Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities of Social Development

2. I Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities of Social Development Communiqué of Reñaca Communiqué of Reñaca CIDES Work Plan CIDES Work Plan July 9 – 10, 2008 - Reñaca, Chile

3. CIDES Work Plan 2008 - 2010 Inter-American Social Protection Network Inter-American Social Protection Network Intersectoral employment strategies Intersectoral employment strategies Nutritional and food security Nutritional and food security Institutionalization of social policy Institutionalization of social policy

4. Reñaca present at the V Summit of the Americas Commitment of Port of Spain: Paragraph 9 Paragraph 10

5. The Inter-American Social Protection Network (IASPN) Government of Chile supports the IASPN Government of Chile supports the IASPN Permanent Council June 2009 Permanent Council June 2009

6. Inter-American Social Protection Network (IASPN) Launch of the IASPN September 22, 2009 – New York, United States

7. Puente in the Caribbean Puente in the Caribbean: main activities 2008 – 2010: In-person activities: - Evaluation Workshop Phase I – Trinidad & Tobago, 2008 - Regional Conference - Trinidad & Tobago, 2008 - Addition of 4 countries, Sta. Lucia, 2009 - Internship in Chile, October 2009 World Bank Agreement Educational Portal of the Americas Agreement Educational Material Dissemination

8. Intersectoral Employment Strategies XVI IACML, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2009 Intersectoriality, employment, and vulnerable populations Cartagena, Colombia - October 2009 Planned Activities: Seminar on social protection and employment Brazil, September 2010 Agreement between OAS/ILO/ECLAC

9. Food and Nutrition Security The nutritional dimension in the social protection networks of Central America and the Dominican Republic The nutritional dimension in the social protection networks of Central America and the Dominican Republic Food and nutrition security in the Caribbean Basin Food and nutrition security in the Caribbean Basin

10. Institutionality of Social Policy Launch of the book on social guarantees World Bank Washington, DC – September, 2009

11. Third Ordinary Meeting of the CIDES April 6 – 7, 2010 – Washington, DC, United States 29 National delegations present First report on the progress of the Work Plan Approval of the theme for the ministerial meeting Identification of the themes on the agenda for the ministerial meeting

12. Financing Activity – ProgramDonorAllocated Funds (US$) Launching of the Inter-American Social Protection Network United States 841,000 Puente in the CaribbeanChile 200,000 CIDA - Canada 324,068 World Bank 75,000 China 30,000 Food and Nutritional SecurityColombia 60,000 Intersectoral seminar on employment and income generation policies for vulnerable populations China 47,000 Colombia 25,000 Support for political processes (III CIDES and II Ministerial) Canada 88,000 TOTAL1,690,068

13. Main Achievements Political support at the highest level: V Summit of the Americas Political support at the highest level: V Summit of the Americas Inter-American Social Protection Network Inter-American Social Protection Network Intersectoral approach to address employment Intersectoral approach to address employment

14. The Social Charter of the Americas Highlighted at the Fifth Summit of the Americas: support for its objectives and for the negotiation process Renewal of the commitment of the OAS through the resolutions of the General Assembly The Permanent Council and CEPCIDI continue advancing in the negotiation of the pending articles of the Operative Section of the Draft Social Charter of the Americas. To date, the first reading of the operative section is closed, and revision of certain pending articles has begun. The next section to be worked on is the preamble and the negotiation of a Plan of Action.

15. Thank You