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MANDATOS TOTALES

Mandates sent to CIDI from PC

Current 209 Mandates identified by SEDI Technical Areas

Procedure 24 Mandates from the Strategic Plan for Partnership for Integral Develop.

New 2013 50 Mandates from the 2012 General Aseembly

TOTALES 283 2013 XLIII GA Mandates, pending to be reviewed by the WGMANDATES

2013 XLV GA Mandates, pending to be reviewed by the WGMANDATES

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Scientific Development and the Exchange and Transfer of Technology (Science and Technology)

(Includes the mandates agreed during the XXII Regular CIDI Meeting held on November 29, 2012, document CIDI/doc.20/13, and the mandates from the forty-third regular session and forty

fifth special session of the General Assembly held in 2013)

Mandates are classified in the following areas:

Ports

Cooperation

Youth

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CLASSIFICATION OF MANDATES IN THE AREA OF INTEGRAL DEVELOPMENT 2007-2013

(Agreed upon during the XXXVI regular meeting, held March 4, 2014)

(Organized according by thematic area and date)

Economic Diversification and Integration, Trade Liberalization, and Market Access -Economic Development- (includes Competitiveness and

Corporate Social Responsibility)

Culture

Social Development and Employment

Democracy. Strenthening of Democratic Institutions

Sustainable Development of Tourism

Sustainable Development and the Environment

Migration

Education (Includes scholarships and education portal)

Stregthening of CIDI (includes Strategic Plan)

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The classification of mandates will follow the criteria set forth in the attached note sent by the Chair of the Permanent Council, Ambassador Walter Albán, Permanent

Representative of Peru to the OAS, to the Chair of GTMANDATOS (CIDI/GT/RMDI- 28/13), that is:

TYPE A MANDATES: Policies or policy guidelines on the issue in question.

TYPE B MANDATES: Specific measures or activities that support the implementation of type A mandates.

TYPE C MANDATES: Operational mandates of an administrative or financial nature.

In the attached proposal, some mandates have been marked with an asterisk. Even though these mandates were classified, the Chair, as a result of the informal consultations

with delegations, found that they have expired or are duplicated.

It is important to highlight that the document used as a base for this exercise was constructed from the current and procedural mandates agreed by CIDI during its XXII regular

meeting held November 29, 2013 and the mandates from the forty-third regular session and forty fifth special session of the General Assembly held in 2013. The status of these

last ones has not been reviewed and validates by member states in the framework of CIDI and they have been highlighted in blue and pink respectively.

For its considerations the Working Group will rely on the definition of the mandate contained in document CP/CAAP-2977/08 add. 1 corr. 1, paragraph 3 of which provides, “Although the member

states may issue mandates whose directives could simultaneously reach many entities of the Inter-American system, for the purposes of this exercise we shall define a mandate as a request for

action by the OAS General Secretariat, which originates in a resolution of the General Assembly.”

Classification of mandates:

Definition of Mandate

The WG considered that for the purposes of mandates in the development area the definition is restrictive, since a large number of mandates considered to be current or procedural originate in

inter-American plans and programs and in declarations or documents stemming from CIDI ministerial meetings whose content has been endorsed by General Assembly resolutions.

Below is a relation of the declarations or documents stemming from CIDI ministerial meetings that were considered by the Working Group for this exercise and the number of General Assembly

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Documents stemming from CIDI ministerial processes, 2007-2012 and General Assembly resolutions that endorse them.

Plan of Action of Panama: “Translational Science, Technology and Innovation: Knowledge for Competitiveness and Prosperity” (Third Meeting of Ministers and High

Authorities on Science and Technology in the framework of CIDI, held on November 17 and 18, 2011, in Panama City, Panama) (CIDI/REMCYT-III/doc.6/11 rev. 3

included in resolution AG/RES. 2748 (XLII-O/12))

Declaration of Mexico: “Science, Technology, Engineering, and Innovation as Tools for Human Prosperity” (Second Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities on

Science and Technology in the framework of CIDI, held on October 27 and 28, 2008, in Mexico City, Mexico) (CIDI/REMCYT-II/DEC.1/08 included in resolution AG/RES.

2471 (XXXIX-O/09))

Plan of Action of Mexico: “Science, Technology, Engineering, and Innovation as Tools for Human Prosperity” (Second Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities on

Science and Technology in the framework of CIDI, held on October 27 and 28, 2008, in Mexico City, Mexico) [CIDI/REMCYT-II/doc.6/08 rev. 1 included in resolution

AG/RES. 2471 (XXXIX-O/09)]

Communiqué: “Culture, Common Denominator for Integral Development” (Fifth Meeting of Ministers of Culture and Highest Appropriate Authorities in the

framework of CIDI, held on November 9 and 10, 2011, at the headquarters of the Organization of American States, Washington, D.C.) (CIDI/REMIC-V/doc.6/11 rev. 1

included in resolution AG/RES. 2742 (XLII-O/12))

Communiqué: “The Economy of Culture in the Americas: A Path to Sustainable Growth and Social Inclusion” (Fourth Meeting of Ministers of Culture and Highest

Appropriate Authorities in the framework of CIDI, held on November 20 and 21, 2008, in Bridgetown, Barbados) (CIDI/REMIC-IV/doc.5/08 rev. 1 included in resolution

AG/RES. 2473 (XXXIX-O/09))

Social Development:

Culture

Communiqué: “Strengthening and Sustaining Social Protection Systems” (Second Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities of Social Development in the framework

of CIDI, held on July 8 and 9, 2010, in Cali, Colombia) (CIDI/REMDES/doc.5/10 rev. 5 included in resolution AG/RES. 2645 (XLI-O/11))

Communiqué: “Social Protection and Democratic Governance in the Americas” (First Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities of Social Development in the

framework of CIDI, held on July 9 and 10, 2008, in Reñaca, Chile) (CIDI/REMDES/doc.5/08 rev. 2 included in resolution AG/RES. 2472 (XXXIX-O/09))

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Declaration of Quito: “Better Opportunities for the Youth of the Americas: Rethinking Secondary Education” (Sixth Inter-American Meeting of Ministers of Education

in the framework of CIDI, held from August 12 to 14, 2009, in Quito, Ecuador) (CIDI/RME/DEC.1/09 included in resolution AG/RES. 2589 (XL-O/10))

Declaration of Santo Domingo on Sustainable Development in the Americas (Second Meeting of Ministers and High-Level Authorities on Sustainable Development in

the framework of CIDI, held from November 17 to 19, 2010, in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) (CIDI/RIMDS-II/DEC.1/10 rev. 1 included in resolution AG/RES.

2644 (XLI-O/11))

Declaration of Paramaribo: “Transforming the Role of the Teacher in Response to 21st-Century Challenges” (Seventh Inter-American Meeting of Ministers of Education

in the framework of CIDI, held from the February 29 to March 2, 2012, in Paramaribo, Suriname) (CIDI/RME/DEC.1/12 included in resolution AG/RES. 2752 (XLII-O/12))

Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development (2006–2009) (PIDS) First Meeting of Ministers and High-Level Authorities on Sustainable Development in the

framework of CIDI, held from Devember 4-5, 2006 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia) (CIDI/RIMDS-I/doc.21/06 rev. 1 included in resolution AG/RES. 2312 (XXXVII-

O/07))

Sustainable Development:

Education:

Hemispheric Commitment to Early Childhood Education (Fifth Inter-American Meeting of Ministers of Education in the framework of CIDI, held on November 15 and

16, 2007, in Cartagena, Colombia) (CIDI/RME/doc.10/07 included in resolution AG/RES. 2386 (XXXVIII-O/08))

Declaration of Santa Cruz + 10 and the Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development (2006–2009) (PIDS) First Meeting of Ministers and High-Level Authorities

on Sustainable Development in the framework of CIDI, held from Devember 4-5, 2006 in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia) (CIDI/RIMDS-I/DEC.1/06 rev. 1 included in

resolution AG/RES. 2312 (XXXVII-O/07))

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Declaration of San Salvador of 2011: “Advancing Economic and Social Recovery with Sustainable Development, Decent Work, and Social Inclusion” (XVII Inter-

American Conference of Ministers of Labor, held from October 31 to November 1, 2011, in San Salvador, El Salvador) [CIDI/TRABAJO/DEC.1/11 (XVII-O/11) included in

resolution AG/RES. 2747 (XLII-O/12)]

Strategic Plan for Partnership for Integral Development (2006-2009)

Labor

Tourism

Strategic Plan for Partnership for Integral Development (2006-2009) (Approved by resolution AG/RES. 2201 (XXXVI-O/06) and extended its period until December 31,

2013 by resolution AG/RES. 2741 (XLII-O/12))

Plan of Action of San Salvador of 2011: “Advancing Economic and Social Recovery with Sustainable Development, Decent Work, and Social Inclusion” (XVII Inter-

American Conference of Ministers of Labor, held from October 31 to November 1, 2011, in San Salvador, El Salvador) (CIDI/TRABAJO/doc.5/11 rev. 2 included in

resolution AG/RES. 2747 (XLII-O/12))

Declaration of Buenos Aires of 2009: “Facing the Crisis with Development, Decent Work, and Social Protection” (XVI Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor,

held from October 6 to 8, 2009, in Buenos Aires, Argentina) (CIDI/TRABAJO/DEC.1/09 included in resolution AG/RES. 2584 (XL-O/10))

Plan of Action of Buenos Aires of 2009: “Facing the Crisis with Development, Decent Work, and Social Protection” (XVI Inter-American Conference of Ministers of

Labor, held from October 6 to 8, 2009, in 2009 en Buenos Aires, Argentina) (CIDI/TRABAJO/doc.5/09 rev. 2 included in resolution AG/RES. 2584 (XL-O/10))

Declaration of Port of Spain of 2007: “Making Decent Work Central to Social and Economic Development” (XV Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor, held

from September 11 to 13, 2007, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago) (CIDI/REMIC-IV/doc.5/08 rev. 1 included in resolution AG/RES. 2470 (XXXIX-O/09))

Plan of Action of Port of Spain of 2007 (XV Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor, held from September 11 to 13, 2007, in Port of Spain, Trinidad and

Tobago) (TRABAJO/doc.5/07 rev. 2 included in resolution AG/RES. 2470 (XXXIX-O/09))

Declaration of San Salvador on Sustainable Tourism Development in the Americas (XIX Inter-American Travel Congress, held on September 29 and 30, 2011, in San

Salvador, El Salvador) (CIDI/TUR-XIX/DEC. 1/11 rev. 1 included in resolution AG/RES. 2743 (XLII-O/12))

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2013 AG/RES. 2779 (XLIII-O/13)Advancing Hemispheric Initiatives on Integral

DevelopmentNo. III - 7

To support the convocation of the eight regular meeting of the Inter-American Committee on Science and

Technology (COMCYT) at the OAS headquarters November 14-15, 2013 and the importance of having

COMCYT continue to support the implementation of the Plan of Action of Panama, “Translational science,

technology, and innovation: Knowledge for competitiveness and prosperity” (CIDI/REMCYT-III/doc.6/11

rev. 4), as well as through the effective and sustained functioning of the working groups created under the

Plan and the implementation of concrete initiatives and cooperation mechanisms for said implementation.

A. Science and

TechnologyNEW 2013 B

2012

AG/RES. 2201 (XXXVI-O/06)

AG/RES. 2741 (XLII-O/12)

Extends term until

December 31, 2013

Strategic Plan for Partnership for Integral

Development

Areas of

Action

Strengthening the development of scientific, technological, and innovation capacities in member states,

particularly in connection with human capital development, in fields such as engineering, metrology,

science education, information technologies, and communications.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent A

2012AG/RES. 2642 (XLI-O/11)/


Plan of Action of Panama: "Translational Science,

Technology and Innovation: Knowledge for

Competitiveness and Prosperity"

II COMCYT

The Chair of COMCYT (Panama) in collaboration with the two Vice-Chairs (Peru and St. Vincent and the

Grenadines), with the support of the OAS Office of Science, Technology and Innovation as its technical

secretariat, and in consultation with the COMCYT representatives, will be responsible for promoting the

implementation of the Plan of Action and for improving collaboration and Cooperation with the relevant

regional and international organizations, civil society and other actors in the Americas.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent B

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Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting the efforts of member states to formulate and apply policies, programs, and projects aimed at

advancing, strengthening, and using their scientific, technological, and innovation capacities, taking into

account the gender perspective.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent B

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December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Promoting the development, research, and application of frontier science and technology in member

states, inter alia, in the areas of biotechnology, material sciences, nanotechnology, spatial digital image

processing, and advanced manufacturing processes.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent A

2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting ongoing dialogue with civil society organizations involved in science, technology, engineering,

and innovation, in order to facilitate their contribution for the advancement and understanding of these

areas in the member states;

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent B

2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Creating and strengthening specialized networks on science and technology, to facilitate the generation

and dissemination of new knowledge, technology transfer, and experience sharing, as well as hemispheric

and global cooperation; and supporting the popularization of science in all its different aspects.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent B

2009 AG/RES. 2471 (XXXIX-O/09)

Plan of Action of Mexico: "Science, Technology,

Engineering, and Innovation as Tools for Human

Prosperity"

No. I.12

To entrust the OAS, in the framework of the hemispheric agenda for science, technology, engineering, and

innovation, with promoting and coordinating Cooperation activities involving public and private funding

entities and international Cooperation agencies.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent B

2009 AG/RES. 2471 (XXXIX-O/09)



Prosperity"

No. III.4

To strengthen the Inter-American Metrology System (SIM), enhancing its capabilities and its role in

supporting the development of the national measurement infrastructure and the quality of the

measurement results of member states. This role extends to obtaining interregional and global acceptance

of the national calibration and measurement capabilities.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent B




(Includes the mandates agreed during the XXII Regular CIDI Meeting held on November 29, 2012, document CIDI/doc.20/13, and the mandates from the forty-third regular session and forty fifth special session of the General Assembly held in 2013)

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The governments, through their Ministers and High Authorities on Science and Technology, will continue to

meet periodically to improve and develop new forms of Cooperation and understanding among the

countries of the Americas, strengthening the hemispheric framework of the institutions and transmitting

those suggestions to the Summits of the Americas process. To this end, the OAS General Secretariat is

directed to make a special effort to identify and make available the resources needed to hold Meetings of

Ministers and High Authorities on Science and Technology at least once every four years, and meetings of

COMCyT every year.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent C

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Prosperity"

No. IV.4

The governments, through their Ministers and High Authorities on Science and Technology, urge the OAS,

through the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development and the Department of Science and

Technology, to provide advisory services and assistance to the member states on a permanent basis and

ensure adequate support for COMCyT’s activities. To do this, the capacity of the Department of Science

and Technology as Technical Secretariat of COMCyT shall be appropriately strengthened.

A. Science and

TechnologyCurrent C

2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)

Strengthening the Inter-American Council for Integral

Development: Political Dialogue and Partnership for

Development Cooperation

No. I - 7

To instruct CIDI to launch a dialogue before the forty-fourth regular sessions of the General Assembly on

the content of the next Strategic Plan for Partnership for Integral Development and to review its linkages

with the Social Charter of the Americas and its future Plan of Action, among other relevant instruments,

and on the contribution to OAS development activities compared to those of other institutions of the inter-

American system, with a view to identifying areas of relative impact and cost effectiveness.

B. Cooperation NEW 2013 B

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No. II - 10

RTo recognize the value of FEMCIDI and the benefits it has delivered in member states through partnership

activities it has financed, and to underscore the need to evaluate its current structure, with a view to

strengthening and adapting it to the new realities of cooperation in the Hemisphere.


2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)




No. II - 12

To instruct the Working Group to Strengthen CIDI and its organs to continue, with Secretariat support, to

discuss and study the document the “Proposed Adjustments to the Transitional Modus Operandi of

FEMCIDI” (CIDI/GT/FORCIDI/doc.85/13 rev. 1), with a view to submitting to CIDI by September 30, 2013, its

recommendations toward having in place a final operational structure of FEMCIDI.


2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)




No. II - 13

To instruct CIDI to consider and approve before November 30, 2013 a final operational structure of

FEMCIDI, including needed adjustments to its norms, so that by January 31, 2014 SEDI can issue the call for

proposals for cooperation under the final FEMCIDI structure with the voluntary contributions made by

member states in 2012.


2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)




No. II - 14To underscore the importance of multilateral cooperation for integral development within the framework

of FEMCIDI and to urge its strengthening. B. Cooperation NEW 2013 A

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No. II - 16To instruct CIDI and its subsidiary bodies to continue efforts to make cooperation with the framework of

FEMCIDI more efficient and effective, to strengthen it, and to conclude its restructuring process B. Cooperation NEW 2013 B

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To instruct CIDI to promote and strengthen existing mechanisms and modalities of cooperation, in

particular FEMCIDI, Horizontal, South-South and triangular cooperation, taking into account that these

contribute to the transfer of knowledge between countries of different levels of development, and serve,

also, as a bridge for solidarity and commitment to democracy.

B. Cooperation NEW 2013 A

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No. II -19To urge the member states to hold meetings of High-Level Cooperation Authorities every three years, in

order to direct partnership for development policies within the Organization. B. Cooperation NEW 2013 B

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No. II - 20

To also urge sectoral high-authorities to determine an appropriate frequency and format for their

ministerial meetings, in order to better articulate the political dialogue, reduce costs and to allow sufficient

time for the planning, implementation and evaluation of their activities, and in particular to consider the

advisability of holding their meetings in a regular manner, at most once every 3 years.


2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)




No. II - 21

To urge the top sectoral authorities to define, within the framework of the corresponding inter-American

committees, concrete themes and lines of action that will enable them, to the extent possible, to guide

cooperation for development actions more precisely within the Organization.


2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)




No. II - 22

To request the Management Board of the IACD to draw up before the forty-fourth regular session of the

General Assembly basic guidelines for the incorporation of new modalities of cooperation -such as

horizontal, South-South, and triangular cooperation— with the objective of deepening partnership for

development cooperation in the OAS, giving due consideration to such contributions as may be provided by

member states and other organs of CIDI in that regard as well as other relevant efforts to develop

approaches to ensure that development cooperation in the OAS is effective and supports the achievement

of results. To further instruct CIDI to consider and approve those guidelines and direct the General

Secretariat to support these efforts by furnishing such information as may be requested of it.


2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #2

Assist member states, at their request, in establishing relevant strategic partnerships to implement national

programs or policies.B. Cooperation Current C

2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #2Promote the exchange of information, experiences, best practices, and expertise. B. Cooperation Current B

2012



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December 31, 2013


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Strategic

Objective #2

Facilitate consultation, collaboration, and coordination for the purpose of programming joint cooperation

activities.B. Cooperation Current B

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December 31, 2013


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constructive dialogue and the exchange of experiences regarding public policies and programs.B. Cooperation Current B

2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #2Establish and consolidate networks in priority areas of the Strategic Plan. B. Cooperation Current B

2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #1Assist member states, at their request, in developing policies to address national challenges. B. Cooperation Current B

2012



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December 31, 2013


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Strategic

Objective #2Increase and enhance the General Secretariat’s responsibility for establishing and developing partnerships. B. Cooperation Current C

2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #2

Maximize the use of information and communication technology in the activities related to the building and

strengthening of partnerships.B. Cooperation Current C

2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #3

Secure a continuing base of support from donors already committed to partnership for development and

develop strategies to expand the donor base.B. Cooperation Current C

2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #4

Promote cooperation by national and multilateral agencies, private and public foundations, international

financial institutions, and corporations.B. Cooperation Current C

2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #4

Develop relationships with the private sector to obtain resources, technical cooperation, and other forms of

collaboration.B. Cooperation Current C

2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Strategic

Objective #1

Provide the ministerial, sectoral, and inter-American committee meetings with research and in-depth

background papers on current and emergent issues in the priority areas of interest to facilitate formulation

of appropriate policies.

B. Cooperation Current B

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December 31, 2013


Development

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Objective #3

Promote and convene coordination meetings to ensure that relevant and appropriate institutions of

member states are actively engaged in the design and implementation of projects.B. Cooperation Current B

2012



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December 31, 2013


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Promote and convene meetings to exchange experiences and best practices to ensure the transfer of

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Actors

The General Secretariat, through SEDI, will provide support to CIDI’s forums for dialogue and organs to

generate and implement policies for integral development. The IACD will provide the technical support

required by the member states for implementation of the present Plan. The General Secretariat will

promote and support the implementation of cooperation activities and the execution of this Plan. SEDI will

coordinate the cooperation activities of the different departments and other dependencies of the General

Secretariat related to the priority areas covered by the Plan, in keeping with the mechanisms for

coordination established by the Secretary General.

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Development

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Mechanisms

SEDI will promote appropriate coordination among them in order to ensure the best use of available

resources and avoid duplication of effortsB. Cooperation Current C

2012 AG/RES. 2741 (XLII-O/12) “Extension of the term of the Strategic Plan for

Partnership for Integral Development 2006-2009”No. 5

To instruct the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to support work relating to this

analysis. B. Cooperation Current B

2012 AG/RES. 2751 (XLII-O/12) "Promotion and Incorporation of New Forms of

Cooperation for Integral Development"No. 2

To instruct the subsidiary organs of the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CIDI) to consider

and approve mechanisms for incorporating new forms of cooperation, such as Horizontal, South-South and

triangular cooperation, in OAS cooperation for integral development, with a view of having these approved

by CIDI;

B. Cooperation Current B

2012 AG/RES. 2751 (XLII-O/12) "Promotion and Incorporation of New Forms of

Cooperation for Integral Development"No. 5

To instruct the General Secretariat to support these efforts, especially by gathering information regarding

precedents and experiences of the member states with these new forms of cooperation; B. Cooperation Current B

2012


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Fifth Inte-American Meeting of Ministers of Culture

and Highest Appropriate AuthoritiesNo. 14

14. Commend the CIC for the progress made in the execution of its Work Plan, in particular in the project

“Culture in Development: an Inter-American Information Network”. In this respect, we encourage the CIC,

with the support of the Office of Education and Culture, to continue its efforts and to strengthen the

portfolio of successful practices, the “Development and Culture” internet portal, and the technical

assistance missions, in order to promote knowledge, dialogue, exchange and horizontal cooperation in

culture;

C. Culture Current B

2012


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COMMUNIQUE


and Highest Appropriate Authorities

No.17

17. Entrust the CIC, with support from the Office of Education and Culture, with the design and execution of

its 2011-2013 Work Plan, aimed at strengthening capacity in the cultural sector and deepening cooperation

in the thematic areas agreed at the Fourth Meeting of Ministers of Culture and Highest Appropriate

Authorities in the framework of CIDI in Barbados in 2008 and building on the discussions and

recommendations arising from this Fifth Meeting of Ministers in Washington;


2012 AG/RES. 2742 (XLII-O/12)

“Report of the Fifth Inter-American Meeting of

Ministers and Highest Authorities of Culture in the

Framework of CIDI and on the Celebration of the

Inter-American Year of Culture”

No. 2

To ask the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to assist

the Inter-American Committee on Culture (CIC) with the design and implementation of a Work Plan, taking

into consideration the Communiqué “Culture; Common Denominator for Integral Development.”


2012



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Areas of

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Supporting member states in their efforts to preserve, protect, manage, and promote cultural heritage

through cooperation and capacity-building to combat pillaging, illicit trafficking, destruction, and

unauthorized possession of cultural objects; promoting educational public awareness campaigns; fostering

international partnerships among cultural heritage sites and agencies; and documenting and promoting

research on cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible.


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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states in their efforts to strengthen the cultural content of their educational programs,

particularly those directed at young people, to assist in developing cultural identity; promoting intercultural

dialogue, creativity, and artistic expression; and enhancing awareness and respect for cultural and linguistic

diversity.


2012



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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting job creation in the cultural sector through regional forums that address the challenges and

opportunities of artists, artisans, and cultural industries; horizontal cooperation pilot projects aimed at

developing management and commercial skills in the culture sector; and programs and incentives to ensure

an environment in which creative expression and cultural industries may flourish.


2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states in their efforts to build capacity to measure the social and economic impact of

cultural activity, and to gather, analyze and disseminate information on culture through the exchange of

information and practices in cultural information systems, by supporting networks of cultural policymakers

and of persons involved in the area of culture and by serving as a bridge with specialized organizations

active in the field.


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and Highest Appropriate AuthoritiesNo. 16

16. Recognize the excellent work of the Office of Education and Culture of the Executive Secretariat for

Integral Development and urge the General Secretariat to strengthen this office so that it can continue to

fulfill its function as Technical Secretariat of the CIC;

C. Culture Current C

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No.19

19. Recognize the need to promote education and training of professionals in the culture sector and for

that reason encourage the CIC to coordinate efforts with the programs of the Department of Human

Development, Education and Culture to implement professional development and scholarship

opportunities that contribute to strengthening human and institutional capacities in the sector;

C. Culture CurrentA

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No. 15

15. Urge the continuation of efforts such as the joint Inter-American Committee on Culture (CIC)-Inter-

American Committee on Education (CIE) project “Fostering cultural diversity and creative expression

through education: exchange of good practices” with a view to further strengthening collaboration

between the education and culture sectors;


2009

(AG/RES. 2473 XXXXIX-O/09)

CIDI/REMIC-IV/RES. 1 (IV-

O/08) corr. 1

FOURTH INTER-AMERICAN MEETING OF MINISTERS

OF CULTURE AND HIGHEST APPROPRIATE

AUTHORITIES GUIDANCE TO THE INTER-AMERICAN

COMMITTEE ON CULTURE CONCERNING PRIORITY

ACTIVITIES IN 2009-2010

Nos. 1,2,3, 4

RESOLVE TO ENTRUST THE CIC TO:1. Promote awareness of the significant contribution of culture to

economic growth, youth development, learning, community and civic engagement, and social inclusion.2.

Promote the sharing of promising practices among the member states in training, infrastructure

development, and market development to facilitate the production and trade of high-quality cultural

products and services.

3. Encourage the development of and exchange of promising practices in the effective and sustainable

stewardship of cultural heritage.

4. Encourage the expansion of cultural exchanges in order to promote mutual understanding and respect

among the peoples of the Hemisphere and to develop human and institutional capacity.

C. Culture Current

1. A

2. B

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Report of the Third Inter-American Meeting of

Ministers and High Authorities of Culture within the

framework of CIDI

No. 5

To urge the General Secretariat and particularly SEDI to work closely with the other organs, agencies, and

entities of the Organization of American States and the inter-American system and other international

organizations and members of civil society, with a view to advancing dialogue on practical measures to

promote social inclusion and economic development through culture and cultural expression.

C. Culture Current C


Development

No. IV - 11.a.i-

iii

To instruct the General Secretariat to support efforts by member states aimed at strengthening the

competitiveness of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), as well as cooperatives and other

production units, so as to contribute to economic growth, job creation, and poverty alleviation in the

countries of the Hemisphere by: i. Promoting the productivity, competitiveness, innovation and access to

markets of MSMEs as well as cooperatives and other production units by strengthening the institutional

framework that supports them; ii. Promoting the association and participation of MSMEs as well as

cooperatives and other production units, in supply chains by improving their quality management and

marketing through activities such as the use of internet resources and information and communication

technologies; and iii. Accelerating the development of MSMEs as well as cooperatives and other production

units by transferring lessons learned and sharing best practices.

D. Economic

DevelopmentNEW 2013 A


DevelopmentNo. IV - 11.c.

To recognize the importance of entrepreneurship in the long-term economic and social development of

Member States, especially those with smaller and more vulnerable economies, which enables young

persons to participate fully in global economic activities, trade and technological advances; recognizing,

likewise, the importance of programs that contribute to social inclusion and cohesion and taking into

account other initiatives that promote integral development for young people in the Hemisphere and

calling on international and regional financial institutions, Permanent Observers, and private sector donors

to contribute their financial support to the entrepreneurial initiatives organized by the General Secretariat

in alliance with the Young Americas Business Trust (YABT), among others.

D. Economic



DevelopmentNo. IV - 12.b.

To request the General Secretariat of the OAS, through the Department of Economic Development, Trade

and Tourism, in its capacity as Technical Secretariat, to continue to provide support for the holding of the

upcoming Americas Competitiveness Forums and the meetings and initiatives of the RIAC.

D. Economic

DevelopmentNEW 2013 C


DevelopmentNo. IV - 13.c.

To request the Secretary General to work through SEDI to join the efforts of the Inter-American

Development Bank (IDB), the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), the

International Labor Organization (ILO), the World Bank, and other regional and international organizations

in order to foster the exchange of information and capacity-building on existing principles and established

guidelines to enable member states to be in a position to promote CSR initiatives in the private-sector in

general.

D. Economic



DevelopmentNo. IV - 13.d.

To instruct SEDI to submit to CIDI a report on corporate social responsibility programs and initiatives they

are undertaking and expect to execute, and invite other OAS entities and dependencies engaged in the

subject area, to learn more about their activities and efforts so as to be able to coordinate. Also invite

public and private sectors to share their experiences on CSR.

D. Economic

DevelopmentNEW 2013 B

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Development

Areas of

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Providing support to member states, particularly smaller economies, focusing on those trade capacity-

building priorities identified by member states in their national strategy plans that fall within the areas of

expertise of the OAS in order to build each member state’s capacity to benefit from trade and promote

economic growth, job creation, and poverty reduction.

D. Economic

DevelopmentCurrent B

2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Providing support to the economic integration and trade processes at the hemispheric, regional,

subregional and/or bilateral levels, as agreed upon among our respective authorities responsible for trade

in the Hemisphere; and strengthening horizontal and inter-institutional cooperation, including through the

OAS-IDB-ECLAC Tripartite Committee.

D. Economic


2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Providing support to member states aimed at promoting a dialogue with civil society on trade and

economic integration.

D. Economic


2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Promoting cooperation to support activities that enhance the competitiveness of member states,

particularly those with smaller economies, including a multilateral policy dialogue on the issue of

competitiveness and the promotion of public-private partnerships.

D. Economic


2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Promoting and supporting actions to facilitate the participation of micro, small, and medium-sized

enterprises in domestic markets and international trade, and coordinating efforts in this direction, when

pertinent, with the World Bank, the IDB, and other regional development banks; and supporting the SME

Congress of the Americas and encouraging wider participation in this initiative, stressing the importance of

opening new markets for the goods and services of small and medium-sized enterprises (SME).

D. Economic


2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Continuing, through the Foreign Trade Information System (SICE), to provide trade and trade-related

information to the Hemisphere through its Web page; and continuing its contribution to the Free Trade

Area of the Americas (FTAA) by maintaining the FTAA public Website and managing, as a member of the

Tripartite Committee, the Document Distribution Service (DDS).

D. Economic


2011 AG/RES. 2687 (XLI-O/11)

Promotion of Corporate Social Responsibility in the

Hemisphere No.5

5. To instruct the General Secretariat, through SEDI, to report to the member states, in advance, on

programs and initiatives on CSR that it seeks to develop for the implementation of this resolution, thereby

contributing to the exchange of information on the subject.

D. Economic

DevelopmentCurrent C

2010 AG/RES. 2586 (XL-O/10) Inter-American Competitiveness Network (RIAC) No.6

6. To urge the member states to support programs and initiatives to promote integration, cooperation, and

partnership, and to enhance competitiveness and promote social development and sustainable economic

growth with equity and social inclusion in the countries of the region, and to instruct the General

Secretariat to lend support, as appropriate, to the member states in this effort.

D. Economic

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2013 AG/RES. 2766 (XLIII-O/13)Promoción y Fortalecimiento de la Democracia:

Seguimiento de la Carta Democrática InteramericanaNo. 3

To recognize the importance of promoting the principles, values, and practices of a democratic culture; and

to request the General Secretariat to continue supporting this objective through training programs to

promote the principles, values, and practices of a democratic culture, on the basis of Articles 26 and 27 of

the Inter-American Democratic Charter, and to improve awareness, disseminate the precepts, and promote

the application of this inter-American instrument in the countries of the Hemisphere. Furthermore, to

instruct the General Secretariat to continue to support the Permanent Council and the member states that

so request with implementation of the Inter-American Program on Education for Democratic Values and

Practices.

E. Social Development

and EmploymentNEW 2013 B

2013 AG/RES. 2775 (XLIII-O/13)Elaboración del Plan de Acción de la Carta Social de

las AméricasNo. 2

To request the General Secretariat to continue providing the Joint Working Group of the Permanent Council

and CIDI with the technical support it needs to conclude its work, in coordination with all the competent

areas of the Organization and specialized international organizations.


and EmploymentNEW 2013 C

2013 AG/RES. 2775 (XLIII-O/13)Elaboración del Plan de Acción de la Carta Social de

las AméricasNo. 4

To request the General Secretariat to disseminate the Social Charter of the Americas, to include it as one of

the basic documents of the Organization, and to create a direct link to this document on the OAS website


and EmploymentNEW 2013 B

2012 AG/RES. 2699 (XLII-O/12)

“Social Charter of the Americas: Renewal of the

Hemispheric Commitment to Fight Poverty in the

Region”

No. 3

To instruct the Joint Working Group of the Permanent Council and the Permanent Executive Committee of

the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CEPCIDI) to conclude negotiations on a draft Plan of

Action of the Social Charter prior to the forty-third regular session of the General Assembly.


and EmploymentCurrent B

2012


CIDI/TRABAJO/doc.5/11

rev.3

Plan of Action of Buenos Aires - Approved at the XVI

Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Lavor

(IACML)

No.2

2. The Chair pro tempore of the XVII IACML (El Salvador) in collaboration with the former Chair (Argentina)

and the future Chair (Colombia), with the support of the Technical Secretariat of the OAS and in

consultation with the representatives of the Trade Union Technical Advisory Council (COSATE), the Business

Technical Advisory Committee on Labor Matters (CEATAL) and the Permanent Technical Committee on

Labor Matters (COTPAL), will be responsible for promoting the implementation of the Plan of Action and for

improving collaboration and coordination with key international institutions.



2012



rev.6

Plan of Action of San Salvador- Approved at the XVII

Inter-American Confernce of Ministers of Lavor

(IACML)

No.17

17. Immediately direct the efforts of the RIAL toward the following:

• Updating its web page on an ongoing basis.

• Creating a virtual library with institutional information on the Ministries of Labor (authorities,

organizational charts, missions, responsibilities, manuals, labor legislation, etc).

• Holding RIAL workshops in partnership with other organizations, and when possible, organize the

workshops together with the Working Groups meetings in order to maximize use of resources.

• Emphasizing follow-up of RIAL activities.



2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Developing and implementing networks to share knowledge, experiences, and lessons learned in the

following areas: Social development, in those areas identified as priorities by the Summits of the Americas

and by hemispheric forums of ministers and high-level authorities in social development; and Labor, in

those areas identified as priorities by the Summit of the Fourth Summit of the Americas, held in Mar del

Plata, Argentina, and the Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor (IACML).



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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states’ efforts to strengthen the institutional capacity of their labor ministries to

develop and implement policies aimed at the generation and promotion of decent work.



2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states’ efforts to strengthen the capacity of their institutions for social development by

means of the promotion and improvement of the design and implementation of integral social policies to

significantly reduce inequality and poverty.



2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Contributing to the promotion of initiatives in support of the development and enhanced productivity of

micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, and other production units, particularly as a strategy for

employment generation and poverty reduction.



2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Promoting and implementing international cooperation strategies with other related entities, such as the

International Labour Organization (ILO), the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean

(ECLAC), the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO),

in order to support national efforts aimed at complying with their social development programs and

meeting the Millennium Development Goals.


and EmploymentCurrent C

2011

AG/RES. 2645 (XLI-O/11)

CIDI/REMDES/doc.5/10 rev.

8

Communiqué of the Second meeting of Ministers

andHigh Authorities of Social Development No.1

1. To strengthen the Inter-American Social Protection Network as a mechanism of hemispheric Cooperation

in fighting poverty and inequity and to foster the transfer of successful experiences and analyses of the

main challenges confronting social protection strategies.



2011

AG/RES. 2645 (XLI-O/11)


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andHigh Authorities of Social DevelopmentNo.2

2. To continue implementing, within the framework of this Network, technical Cooperation in the

Caribbean through the “Bridge Caribbean Program,” the results of which are an example of partnership for

development; and to report to all the members of CIDES on the outcome of the subregional meeting on this

matter to be held in Barbados in 2010, with a view to seeking opportunities to facilitate the implementation

of this Cooperation mechanism throughout the region.



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3. To support the Government of Haiti, especially in the reconstruction of communities following the

earthquake that devastated the country in January 2010, making available the Cooperation mechanisms of

this forum to transfer the knowledge and experiences relevant to the reconstruction process.


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AG/RES. 2645 (XLI-O/11)


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4. To promote greater dialogue and joint activities with all sectors of society, including civil society, and

nongovernmental, academic, private-sector, and other organizations, for the purpose of moving forward in

the development of social protection policies and programs that are more inclusive, participatory, and

subject to greater accountability.



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AG/RES. 2645 (XLI-O/11)


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5. To use existing mechanisms within the framework of the Inter-American Council for Integral

Development (CIDI) of the OAS to strengthen intersectoral coordination in the area of social policy and, in

that connection, to promote the exchange of opinions and joint projects with relevant inter-American

committees and forums on topics such as promoting employment and income generation in vulnerable

populations; strengthening food security policies; addressing inequalities between women and men; risk

management; and reconstruction of communities in order to reduce the vulnerability of disaster victims.



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2011 AG/RES. 2695 (XLI-O/11)

Social Charter of the Americas: Renewal of the


Region

No. 4

4. To instruct the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development to prepare a proposed draft Plan of

Action, conceived for the attainment of specific, feasible goals, on the basis of existing mandates and

following the structure of the Social Charter of the Americas, with a view to its presentation to the member

states for consideration



2010 AG/RES. 2542 (XL-O/10)

Social Charter of the Americas: Renewal of the


Region

No. 3

3. To reiterate the mandate given to the Permanent Council and CEPCIDI to jointly prepare a draft Social

Charter of the Americas and a Plan of Action which includes the principles of social development and

establishes specific goals and targets that reinforce the existing instruments of the Organization of the

American States on democracy, integral development, and the fight against poverty.



2009 AG/RES. 2475 (XXXIX-O/09)Poverty, Equity, and Social Inclusion: Follow-up to the

Declaration of Margarita4.

To instruct the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to prepare, in coordination with other

pertinent areas of the OAS and with support from pertinent international organizations, such as the

Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the United Nations Development

Programme (UNDP), a compilation of information on experiences and on the measures implemented by the

states of the Hemisphere to counteract the impact of the economic and financial crisis on social programs,

in the context of the achievement of the development goals established in the United Nations Millennium

Declaration.



2007 AG/RES. 2346 (XXXVII-O/07)Support for Efforts to Eradicate Child Malnutrition in

the AmericasNo. 5

To request the General Secretariat to develop, in coordination with the WFP, a work plan for disseminating

and reinforcing implementation of the efforts aimed at eradicating child malnutrition, that would include

the organization of government conferences, as well as courses and seminars, for personnel in the areas of

health, education, nutrition, and agriculture, and from other pertinent agencies in the member states.



2007 AG/RES. 2316 (XXXVII-O/07)Fifteenth Inter-American Conference of Ministers of

LaborNo. 4

To instruct the General Secretariat to continue, through SEDI, coordination of the Inter-American Network

for Labor Administration (INLA), which was created by the IACML to strengthen the institutional capacities

of the labor ministries of the region.


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2007 AG/RES. 2307 (XXXVII-O/07)Poverty, Equity, and Social Inclusion: Follow-up to

the Declaration of MargaritaNo. 2

To entrust the Permanent Council and CIDI with considering, on the basis of the proposal made in said

meeting, mechanisms and instruments that make it possible to deepen the commitments undertaken in the

Charter of the Organization of American States (OAS), the Inter-American Democratic Charter, and other

international instruments on social matters, in relation to the advancement and observance of economic,

social, and cultural rights.




DevelopmentNo. IV - 14.c

To invite the General Secretariat, as appropriate, to support the Caribbean Sea Commission, in the

mobilization of financial resources, capacity-building, the development of technical and technological

cooperation, and the exchange of experiences in the fields in which the Commission is actively engaged.

F. Sustainable



DevelopmentNo. IV - 14.d

To reiterate the invitation to the Association of Caribbean States to submit to the Secretary General a

report on the progress made in the implementation of this present resolution for consideration before the

forty-fifth regular session of the General Assembly.

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2013 AG/RES. 2780 (XLIII-O/13)Promoting Integrated Water Resource Management

in the AmericasNo. 1

To promote dialogue on the water agenda in the Americas in the framework in the Inter-American Council

for Integral Development (CIDI) and to give due consideration to water in the context of the post-2015

development agenda. In this regard, to request the General Secretariat to provide the relevant support for

the achievement of this goal.

F. Sustainable




To continue to strengthen technical cooperation and the exchange and discussion of information,

experiences, best practices, and lessons learned through the national focal points designated by OAS

member states in the area of water resource management.

F. Sustainable




To instruct the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI), to continue moving forward with the

effective implementation of the Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development 2006-2014 and the

action initiatives agreed upon by the Ministers and High-Level Authorities responsible for the sustainable

development in the Declaration of Santa Cruz+10 and the Declaration of Santo Domingo for the

Sustainable Development of the Americas, related to integrated water resources management.

F. Sustainable


2012 AG/RES. 2750 (XLII-O/12)

“Existing Mechanisms for Disaster Prevention and

Response and Humanitarian Assistance among the

Member States”

No. 2

To request the General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (OAS) to implement, through the

Department of Sustainable Development (DSD), a mechanism that takes advantage of the online database

of the Inter-American Network for Disaster Mitigation (INDM) to update, analyze, and systematize,

periodically, the experiences and best practices implemented and/or informed voluntarily by member

states in accordance with the recommendations of the “Inter-American Plan for Disaster Prevention and

Response and the Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance”. The necessary resources for the

implementation of this mechanism shall come from voluntary contributions of member states and external

funds.

F. Sustainable


2012 AG/RES. 2704 (XLII-O/12)

“Coordination of Volunteers in the Hemisphere in

Response to Disasters and the Fight against Hunger

and Poverty – White Helmets Initiative”

No. 2

To encourage the General Secretariat to continue strengthening and coordinating actions between the

White Helmets Initiative and the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI/OAS), and with other

relevant OAS agencies and mechanisms, and also to continue encouraging other agencies and institutions in

the region to enter into partnerships and working agreements

F. Sustainable


2012 AG/RES. 2750 (XLII-O/12)

“Existing Mechanisms for Disaster Prevention and


Member States”

No. 4

To instruct the General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (OAS) to lend support to CIDI,

through the DSD, subject to the availability of resources from voluntary contributions of the member states

and/or external funds, in the implementation of this resolution.

F. Sustainable


2012



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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states in their efforts to integrate environmental protection within policies,

regulations, and projects on natural resource management.

F. Sustainable


2012



Extends term until

December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Strengthening the capability of member states to identify and mitigate the risks of natural and man-made

disasters, in order to mainstream planning of both areas within economic development policies, working at

the sector-specific levels with the private sector and civil society.

F. Sustainable


2012



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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting public-private collaboration in human resource capacity-building in the sharing of scientific

information, best environmental management practices, regulatory standards, and enforcement issues,

and encouraging the use of information and communication technologies in support of sustainable

development.

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Development

Areas of

Action

Promoting the development of sustainable energy policies and projects, in cooperation with the private

sector, in order to expand renewable energy, energy efficiency, and energy security in the region.

F. Sustainable


2012



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Development

Areas of

Action

Ensuring that sustainable development policies and projects help reduce poverty, particularly in rural areas,

identify and support new competitive and investment opportunities, and create and sustain jobs and

livelihoods.

F. Sustainable


2011 AG/RES. 2649 (XLI-O/11)CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE COUNTRIES OF THE

HEMISPHERENo. 8

8. To highlight the special needs of people, communities, and ecosystems vulnerable to climate change in

the countries of the Hemisphere and take them into account in OAS plans, programs, and activities in the

area of climate change.

F. Sustainable


2011 AG/RES. 2644 (XLI-O/11)

Report of the Second Meeting of Ministers and High

Authorities of Sustainable Development within the

framework of CIDI

No. 3

3. To urge the Inter-American Committee on Sustainable Development (CIDS) to report on progress in its

process for the revision and update of the Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development (2006-

2009) (PIDS).

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No.1010. To support the General Secretariat’s efforts to mobilize resources aimed at furthering implementation

of climate-change-related activities.

F. Sustainable


2010 AG/RES. 2588 (XL-O/10)CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE COUNTRIES OF THE

HEMISPHERENo. 2

2. To continue and augment the efforts made through the OAS to counteract the adverse impacts of

climate change, strengthen the climate change adaptation capabilities of the states, and of populations and

ecosystems vulnerable to climate change, and enhance our efforts to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions.

F. Sustainable

DevelopmentCurrent

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2010

AG/RES. 2644 (XLI-O/11)

OEA/Ser.K/XVIII.2

CIDI/RIMDS-II/DEC.1/10

Second Meeting of Ministers and High Authorities on

Sustainable Development In the CIDI Framework -

Declaration of Santo Domingo for the Sustainable

Development of the Americas

Initiatives for

Action No. 20

20. To extend the Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development (PIDS) for the period 2010-2014

and to urge the Inter-American Committee on Sustainable Development (CIDS) to initiate a process for its

revision and update, taking into consideration the assessment of PIDS presented to member states and the

recommendations and directions provided by this Declaration.

F. Sustainable


2010

AG/RES. 2644 (XLI-O/11)

OEA/Ser.K/XVIII.2






Initiatives for

Action No. 21

21. To entrust the General Secretariat of the OAS, within the framework of its mandates, and in

coordination with other entities and international organizations, with promoting the mobilization of

resources and facilitating technical assistance to advance effective implementation of this Declaration, the

Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development (PIDS), and the Declaration of Santa Cruz + 10.

F. Sustainable


2010

AG/RES. 2644 (XLI-O/11)

OEA/Ser.K/XVIII.2






Initiatives for

Action No.22

22. To promote inter-American dialogue on sustainable development and convene regular meetings of the

Inter-American Committee on Sustainable Development (CIDS) in order to support and evaluate the

execution of the Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development (PIDS), as well as to follow up on

the various decisions arising out of the Summit of the Americas and this ministerial process on sustainable

development.

F. Sustainable


2010

AG/RES. 2644 (XLI-O/11)

OEA/Ser.K/XVIII.2






Initiatives for

Action No.23

23. To entrust the CIDS with identifying options for measuring progress made in the advancements of

sustainable development processes in a comparative manner at a hemispheric level taking into account

available sources of data, avoiding duplication and promoting synergies with the

existing mechanisms that address this issue, as appropriate.

F. Sustainable


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4. To instruct the General Secretariat of the Organization of American States (OAS) to continue, through the

Department of Sustainable Development of the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI), to

support member states in their efforts to continue the exchange of information, experiences, and best

practices to strengthen the sustainable development agenda in the framework of the OAS.

F. Sustainable


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framework of CIDINo.5

To instruct the General Secretariat, through the Department of Sustainable Development of SEDI, to work

with authorities for sustainable development in implementing the measures and decisions adopted at the

Second Inter-American Meeting of Ministers and High-Level Authorities on Sustainable Development, and

to report periodically on this process to the Permanent Executive Committee of the Inter-American Council

for Integral Development (CEPCIDI).

F. Sustainable


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43. To continue to strengthen the exchange of information, experiences, best practices and lessons learned

in member states on integrated water resources management, sustainable energy,

biodiversity, sustainable land management, disaster risk management, climate change adaptation, and

policies, strategies and legal and institutional frameworks on sustainable development, through

interAmerican networks established in the framework of the OAS on these issues

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Coordination of Volunteers in the Hemisphere in

Response to Natural Disasters and the Fight against

Hunger and Poverty – White Helmets Initiative

No. 8

To instruct the General Secretariat to consider the advisability and feasibility of using a technical team

belonging to the Regional Humanitarian Volunteer Corps Network of the White Helmets Initiative as a rapid

response mechanism allowing the Organization to go to the scene of a disaster, at the request of the state

affected, to coordinate aid and interact with the United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian

Affairs, as appropriate, as well as with specialized and local teams.

F. Sustainable


2007 AG/DEC. 52 (XXXVII-O/07)Declaration of Panama: Energy for Sustainable

DevelopmentNo. 23

Their request that the General Secretariat, in coordination with other institutions and experts:

• Continue to promote instructional and training programs for relevant actors in the public and private

energy sectors, taking into account the possibilities offered by the Scholarship and Training Programs of the

OAS and other possible funding sources; • Maintain, update, and distribute a registry of specialists of the

member states who, at the request of the countries of the region, can offer cooperation on energy matters;

and• Support regional dialogue for the creation and strengthening of markets and the promotion of energy

efficiency and conservation for sustainable development.

F. Sustainable


2007 AG/DEC. 52 (XXXVII-O/07)Declaration of Panama: Energy for Sustainable

DevelopmentNo. 25

Their request to the General Secretariat of the OAS to promote the support and synergy of states,

international organizations, civil society, the private sector, and the academic community, to promote the

contents of this Declaration of Panama, and to report on a regular basis to the Permanent Council and to

the Inter-American Council for Integral Development.

F. Sustainable


2007 AG/RES. 2312 (XXXVII-O/07)

Report of the First Meeting of Ministers and High


framework of CIDI

No. 4

To instruct the General Secretariat to collaborate, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral

Development (SEDI), with authorities in the sustainable development sector in implementing the actions

and agreements adopted during the First Inter-American Meeting of Ministers and High-Level Authorities

on Sustainable Development and to report periodically on this process to the Permanent Executive

Committee of the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CEPCIDI).

F. Sustainable


2007 AG/RES. 2314 (XXXVII-O/07)Natural Disaster Reduction, Risk Management, and

Assistance in Natural and Other Disaster SituationsNo. 3

To instruct the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development and its

Department of Sustainable Development:

a. To cooperate with member states and to coordinate its efforts with the Caribbean Disaster Emergency

Response Agency (CDERA), the Coordination Center for the Prevention of Natural Disasters in Central

America (CEPREDENAC), the Andean Committee for Disaster Prevention and Assistance (CAPRADE),

relevant United Nations agencies, and other national centers in the member states, in order to implement

the Hyogo Framework for Action; and b. To work closely with the appropriate national, regional, and

international agencies on increasing the resilience of local communities and the most vulnerable sectors,

with emphasis on developing and implementing risk self-assessment tools and systems; reducing the

vulnerability of physical infrastructure, principally in the housing and education sectors; and increasing the

ability to adapt to climate variations, considering climate change scenarios, and including zoning,

vulnerability maps, and planning for land use and tenancy; c. To work closely with the private sector, with

international, regional, subregional, and national natural disaster preparedness and response agencies, and

with nongovernmental emergency response organizations in eliminating obstacles to humanitarian

assistance and to risk transfer, with particular emphasis on strengthening the necessary legal frameworks;

andd. To compile and disseminate information on diverse regional and international experiences

regarding insurance-related aspects of disaster prevention and mitigation, especially agricultural insurance

for family-run small-scale farms or tenant farmers’ plots, in order to benefit the most vulnerable sectors.

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To reiterate the mandates set forth in resolution AG/RES. 2184 (XXXVI-O/06) and to continue to accord high

priority to the topic of natural disaster reduction, risk management, and assistance in natural and other

disaster situations.

F. Sustainable




To request the General Secretariat to work, through its Department of Sustainable Development, on

strengthening the technical capacity of member states in the areas addressed in the Inter-American

Convention to Facilitate Disaster Assistance.

F. Sustainable




To recognize the Inter-American Network for Disaster Mitigation (INDM) as the permanent hemispheric

mechanism for strengthening practical cooperation among intergovernmental agencies in the area of

disaster reduction, especially by sharing technical information and best practices.

F. Sustainable


2007AG/RES. 2312 (XXXVII-O/07)

CIDI/RIMDS/DEC.1/06 rev. 1

DECLARATION OF SANTA CRUZ + 10 FIRST INTER-

AMERICAN MEETING OF MINISTERS AND HIGH-LEVEL

AUTHORITIES ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Initiatives for

Action No. 31

31. To entrust the General Secretariat of the OAS, within the framework of its mandates, and in

coordination with other entities and international organizations, with promoting

the mobilization of resources and technical assistance, for the implementation of agreed regional and sub-

regional programs and projects on sustainable development, including the objective of poverty eradication.

F. Sustainable







CROSS-

CUTTING

ISSUES No. 54

54. We entrust the Inter-American Committee on Sustainable Development, in collaboration with other

pertinent bodies with coordinating, monitoring, and supporting the implementation of the Inter-American

Program for Sustainable Development.

F. Sustainable







V.

IMPLEMENTA

TION AND

FOLLOW-UP

The Department for Sustainable Development will present to the Permanent Executive Committee of the

Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CEPCIDI) an annual work program based on the

guidelines of the CIDI strategic plan. In addition, the DSD will prepare semester progress reports on the

implementation of this Inter-American Program for Sustainable Development. In its annual work program

the DSD will, inter alia, monitor and evaluate the implementing of the Inter-American Program, and define

a strategy for mobilizing funds to support the financing of the Program. The annual work program will

include provision for monitoring the implementation and evaluating the results of the Program. A

comprehensive ample evaluation of the impact will be undertaken in the final year of the Program, in

accordance with the existing resources available for this purpose. The Department shall also present

reports on the implementation of the program to the Inter-American Committee on Sustainable

Development or other appropriate sectoral meetings, which can propose updates to the Program.

The resources in the sectoral Account for Sustainable Development and Environment of FEMCIDI should be

used to implement activities arising from the Program.Accordingly, MS are encouraged to present

multinational projects following these criteria, and the DSD is to support MS that so request in the

formulation of such projects, and shall cooperate with those member states in the search for additional

external funding sources for its execution. Moreover, the DSD will provide support for the design and

implementation of pilot projects to promote effective participation in innovative programs designed to

promote sustainable development and environmental issues.

F. Sustainable




To request the IACNDR and the General Secretariat to submit a joint annual report to the Permanent

Council on the fulfillment of the mandates of the General Assembly and the Statutes of the IACNDR.

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To request the Inter-American Committee on Natural Disaster Reduction (IACNDR), with support from the

INDM, to update the Inter-American Strategic Plan for Policies on Risk Reduction, Risk Management, and

Disaster Response (IASP); and to urge the member states to establish near-term implementation time

frames for its recommendations, in accordance with the national laws in effect in their countries.

F. Sustainable



DevelopmentNo. IV - 9.b

Regarding investing in the development of individual and institutional capacities: b. To instruct the

General Secretariat, under an inclusive approach that fosters equal opportunities and improved living

standards, to continue strengthening the development of individual and institutional capacities in Member

States by: i. Forming strategic partnerships which suitably strengthen the existing OAS Scholarship and

Training Programs, in accordance with the principles and purposes of the “Manual of Procedures of the

OAS Scholarship and Training Programs”; ii. Supporting initiatives to narrow the digital and knowledge

divide and strengthen the Educational Portal of the Americas; iii. Promoting the Leo S. Rowe Fund, the OAS

student loan program, throughout the region, particularly in under-represented countries; iv.

Regionalizing actions to enhance knowledge-sharing through, among others, the use of the Higher

Education Exchange Platform as a virtual sharing space, repository and mapping of projects and research.

G. Education NEW 2013 B



c. To instruct the General Secretariat to analyze and report to CIDI on the most effective and cost-efficient

options for the OAS to continue strengthening the development of individual and institutional capacities in

Member States, bearing in mind the capacity and comparative advantage of the Secretariat, existing and

potential sources of funding, and alternative activities and mechanisms related to: i. Creating other

student loan programs in collaboration with member states and other relevant institutions; ii. Delivering

knowledge according to the realities in and needs of member states; iii. Using an integral approach to

individual and institutional capacity strengthening initiatives that involve educational institutions system-

wide, government and international partners to face educational challenges together for long-term

sustainable development.



DevelopmentNo. IV - 10.a

To instruct the General Secretariat to continue carrying out the Program through different activities in the

fields of research and analysis, professional development and educational resources, and cooperation and

exchanges of information, and to work for the creation of a virtual consultation group comprising

representatives of the member states’ relevant ministries, including ministries of education, and the

creation of a cooperation framework that includes horizontal, South-South, and triangular cooperation in

order to foster technical assistance among institutions in member states in the area of education for

democratic citizenship.



DevelopmentNo. IV - 10.b

To instruct the General Secretariat, in pursuit of the 2008 Declaration of Medellín, “Youth and Democratic

Values,” and the 2009 Declaration of Quito, to continue working within the Inter-American Program on

Education for Democratic Values and Practices and, in conjunction with other areas of the OAS, on

expanding the informed and responsible participation by the young people of the Americas in the

Program’s activities and in those of other relevant areas of the inter-American system.




To encourage the General Secretariat to take into consideration the resolution “Education for democracy”

(A/RES/67/18), adopted by the United Nations General Assembly by consensus , which recognizes that

education is key to strengthening democratic institutions,

G. Education NEW 2013 A

2013 AG/RES.1 (XLV-E/13) Program Budget of the Organization for 2014 No. 10.a

To authorize the General Secretariat to use in 2014 up to US$500,000 of the OAS Scholarship and Training

Program for the Fund to finance the OAS Partnerships Program for Education and Training (PAEC). The

purpose of this program will be to attract and supplement offers of scholarships by the member states and

permanent observers, and by private organizations and universities, in order to increase the number of

scholarships offered by the OAS Scholarship and Training Program.

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2013 AG/RES.1 (XLV-E/13) Program Budget of the Organization for 2014 No. 10.b

To request that the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CIDI) initiate a comprehensive,

evaluation of the OAS Scholarship and Training Program, further to Article 60 of the Program’s Manual of

Procedures, in order to evaluate the impact, relevance, sustainability, efficiency and cost effectiveness of

the program to reach its stated goal of supporting human resource development in member states, bearing

particularly in mind, the efforts made in the past to preserve the quality and quantity of scholarships, boost

the Program’s efficiency, and increase the size of the fund with external sources of financing. To further

request that CIDI, in collaboration with the General Secretariat, prepare an implementation plan which

would include terms of reference for the evaluation, timeline, estimated cost and options for sources of

funding by January 31, 2014.

G. Education NEW 2013 -SP GA B

2013 AG/RES.1 (XLV-E/13) Program Budget of the Organization for 2014 No. 10.d

To request CIDI, jointly with the CAAP, upon receiving the results of the comprehensive evaluation; and

taking into account the findings of the impact, relevance, sustainability, efficiency and cost effectiveness of

the scholarship program; to undertake an analysis of the options for repayment of the balance of the $3.7

million loan from the Scholarship Capital Fund [approved in CEPCIDI/RES. 187 (XXVIII-E/11)] as instructed by

AG/RES. 1 (XLIII-E/12) rev. 1 “Program-Budget of the Organization for 2013 and Contribution to FEMCIDI.”


2013 AG/RES.1 (XLV-E/13) Program Budget of the Organization for 2014 No. 10.e

To instruct the Secretary General to present to the General Assembly in the 2015 -2016 Budget Proposal, a

payment plan, indicating the repayment of the scholarship loan by no later than December 31, 2016, based

on the results and analysis of the comprehensive evaluation.


2012 AG/RES. 2705 (XLII-O/12) “Promotion and Strengthening of Democracy: Follow-

up to the Inter-American Democratic Charter”No. 3

To recognize the importance of promoting the principles, values, and practices of a democratic culture; and

to request the General Secretariat to continue supporting this objective through training programs to

promote the principles, values, and practices of a democratic culture, on the basis of Articles 26 and 27 of

the Inter-American Democratic Charter, and to improve awareness, disseminate the precepts, and promote

the application of this inter-American instrument in the countries of the Hemisphere. Furthermore, to

instruct the General Secretariat to continue to support the Permanent Council and the member states that

so request with implementation of the Inter-American Program on Education for Democratic Values and

Practices.

G. Education Current B

2012 AG/RES. 2745 (XLII-O/12)“Inter-American Program on Education for

Democratic Values and Practices”No. 3

To request the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI), to

present to the ministers of education of the Americas a report on the progress, outcomes, and impacts of

the activities and projects carried out under the Inter-American Program on Education for Democratic

Values and Practices.

G. Education Current C

2012 AG/RES. 2745 (XLII-O/12)“Inter-American Program on Education for


To instruct the CIE, in collaboration with SEDI, the Secretariat for Political Affairs, and other relevant bodies

of the inter-American system, to follow up on the implementation of the Inter-American Program on

Education for Democratic Values and Practices.


2012 AG/RES. 2752 (XLII-O/12) “Report of the Seventh Meeting of Ministers of

Education within the Framework of CIDI”No. 4

To congratulate the authorities of the Inter-American Committee on Education (CIE) and the CIE Executive

Committee on their election, and to urge them to continue their contributions to achieving the objectives

established in the Declaration of Paramaribo and of the previous ministerial meetings of education in the

framework of CIDI, especially on the effort to expand access to ICTs in education and the strengthening of

the teaching profession, with support from the Technical Secretariat, through regional cooperation

mechanisms like the Inter-American Teacher Education Network (ITEN).


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To instruct the General Secretariat to continue carrying out the various activities covered by the three

components of the Program–research, professional development, and exchanges of information and

experiences–, such as the Cooperation Fund for Technical Assistance Missions of the Program and the

creation of a cooperation framework that includes, among others, horizontal, South-South and triangular

cooperation, to foster technical assistance among institutions in member states.


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Development

Strategic

Objective #3Develop training programs and workshops in the various disciplines using appropriate methodologies. G. Education Current B

2012



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Development

Strategic

Objective #3Promote the use of appropriate information and communication technologies. G. Education Current A

2012



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Development

Strategic

Objective #2

Design and implement programs, projects, and activities to develop human resources and strengthen

institutions in the member states.G. Education Current B

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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states’ efforts to achieve and evaluate educational equity and quality at all levels of

the education system, including through the development of regional education indicators and by sharing

consolidated experiences to improve educational outcomes for the less advantaged and most vulnerable

groups, including strategies to combat school dropout and grade repetition.


2012



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December 31, 2013


Development

Areas of

Action

Strengthening the effectiveness of the teaching profession in member states, promoting cooperation and

sharing with respect to successful policies and practices that help educational systems prepare, develop,

recruit, and certify high-quality teachers.


2012



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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states’ efforts to prepare people for work, including expanding and strengthening

technical and professional training, and other means to provide greater opportunities for people to acquire

the knowledge and skills that meet the demands of a constantly evolving labor market.


2012



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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting member states in developing effective policies and practices in priority areas such as early

childhood education, adult education, and lifelong learning, including the appropriate use and adaptation of

new technologies, and online and distance courses and materials to support learning, as well as in creating

conditions to improve completion rates in secondary education.


2012



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Development

Areas of

Action

Supporting the efforts of member states to reduce high levels of illiteracy so as to ensure a democratic

citizenry, facilitate decent work, fight against poverty and achieve greater social inclusion for the entire

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2012AG/RES. 2752 (XLII-O/12)

CIDI/RME/DEC.1/12Declaration of Paramaribo No. 13

13. Will redouble our efforts to generate knowledge and to exchange good practices concerning innovative

policies and programs for initial preparation, professional development, improvement of labor conditions,

and strengthening the teaching profession. We entrust the Inter-American Committee on Education (CIE),

with support from its Technical Secretariat, with following up on this issue through the region’s cooperation

mechanisms, including the Inter-American Teacher Education Network (ITEN), whose progress we applaud.


2012AG/RES. 2752 (XLII-O/12)


Instruct the CIE authorities to convene a meeting for this purpose no later than May 2012. In that

connection, we encourage member states to continue supporting initiatives now under way; and we

instruct the CIE, with support from the Technical Secretariat, to seek partnerships with other organizations

to secure additional resources for implementation of the work plan, and to present a progress report on its

implementation at our next ministerial meeting and to other appropriate political organs in the OAS

framework.


2012AG/RES. 2752 (XLII-O/12)


We instruct the CIE, with the support of the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI), to draw

up a work plan for 2012 and 2013, the central objective of which should be to implement and follow up on

our decisions, with special attention to strengthening horizontal cooperation and technical assistance in

lines of action that include (1) promoting and monitoring policies of quality, equity, and inclusion; (2)

strengthening initial teacher preparation, professional development, and the teaching profession; (3)

comprehensive early childhood care and education; (4) education in democratic values and practices; and

(5) the use of information and communications technologies in the teaching and learning process.


2011 AG/RES. 2638 (XLI-O/11)

Educational Portal of the Americas: Ten Years of

Strengthening Human Development in the

Hemisphere through Distance EducationNo.6

6. To underscore the the importance of maximizing the Organization's resources and harnessing the

experience gained by the Educational Portal of the Americas and, to that end, request that the General

Secretariat make efforts to channel through the Educational Portal of the Americas the distance education

courses that it imparts via its various organs, entities, and secretariats.


2011 AG/RES. 2643 (XLI-O/11)

Sixth Inter-American Meeting of Ministers of

Education within the Framework of CIDI No.5

5. To request the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to expedite the preparation of the

programmatic approaches for each of the selected key themes in education and to continue supporting the

FEMCIDI transition period; and the Secretariat for External Relations to work, under the guidance of the

Inter-American Agency for Cooperation and Development (IACD) and in coordination with SEDI, on

mobilizing additional resources and cooperation initiatives in support of the selected themes.


2010 AG/RES. 2569 (XL-O/10)Eradicating Illiteracy and Fighting Diseases that Affect

Integral DevelopmentNo.3

3. To recommend that, in that process, consideration be given to best practices in member states; and to

that end to instruct the General Secretariat to continue conducting, through its relevant technical areas, the

study of such practices in the member states, in order to share the results obtained.


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4. To reiterate its request to the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral

Development (SEDI) and pursuant to operative paragraphs 2 and 3 above, to resolutely support and

collaborate with the member states in their efforts related to this matter.




2. To continue, as decided, the process of studying a program to move toward the elimination of illiteracy in

the Hemisphere, taking into account successful experiences in the field; and, in that regard, to acknowledge

the efforts undertaken in this area in the framework of the Inter-American Committee on Education on the

proposed “Literacy Initiative,” urging it to increase and enhance these efforts.



Integral DevelopmentNo.6

To support the member states, through the technical areas of the General Secretariat with specific

responsibility in the matter, in their efforts to eradicate illiteracy and improve the quality of education, in

coordination, where appropriate, with other regional or international organizations with initiatives in the

area, in particular the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).




8. To continue strengthening formal dialogue with PAHO, through the strategic partnership between the

two organizations, in order to coordinate respective efforts, in the area of competence of each, with regard

to health problems in the Americas and their social impact; and to encourage an ongoing exchange

between both organizations through such activities as may be agreed upon.


2010 AG/RES. 2557 (XL-O/10)

CONTRIBUTING TO THE RECONSTRUCTION PROCESS

IN HAITI IN THE WAKE OF THE JANUARY 12, 2010,

MASSIVE EARTHQUAKE

4To request the General Secretariat to focus OAS cooperation with Haiti on capacity building, institutional

strengthening, and governanceG. Education Current B

2010 AG/RES. 2589 (XL-O/10)Report of the Sixth Inter-American Meeting of

Ministers of Education in the Framework of CIDINo.4

4. To request the Inter-American Committee on Education (CIE), with support from the Executive

Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI), to follow up on the recommendations of the Sixth Meeting of

Ministers of Education within the Framework of CIDI and to support their implementation.


2009AG/RES. 2589 (XL-O/10)

CIDI/RME/DEC.1/09Declaration of Quito No. 20

20. We reaffirm our Hemispheric Commitment to Early Childhood Education adopted at the Fifth Inter-

American Meeting of Ministers of Education held at Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, from November 12 to

14, 2007, in which we undertook to increase quality comprehensive early childhood education coverage, in

accordance with each member state’s possibilities and with the long-term goal of universalizing its integral

care for the very young. We express our satisfaction at the progress in implementing the mandates that we

set on that occasion and, in the inter-American framework, under the coordination of the CIE. In order to

give this greater impetus and visibility, we have agreed to entrust CIE to develop an Inter-American

Program on Comprehensive Attention to Early Childhood, to which we will give a firm support.


2009AG/RES. 2589 (XL-O/10)

CIDI/RME/DEC.1/09Declaration of Quito No. 5

5.Dialogue, exchange, and international cooperation can boost and enrich our national efforts, by

generating the resources, knowledge and partnerships needed to achieve a genuine transformation of

secondary education that will yield concrete benefits for everyone. Working with the OAS, through its Inter-

American Committee on Education (CIE), and in coordination with international organizations and agencies,

other donors, and civil society, we pledge to develop a regional cooperation plan to strengthen secondary

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21. We recognize the importance of broadening access to the use of information and communication

technologies in secondary education as a factor that will contribute to young people’s preparation and their

appropriation of knowledge, tools that are needed to mainstream active and democratic citizens into the

political, social, cultural, and productive sectors. We pledge to continue working toward universal access of

young people to ICTs and their integration into secondary education, as well as preparing schoolteachers in

the teaching-learning process, gaining access to knowledge reducing the digital divide. We instruct the CIE

to incorporate these subjects into processes of horizontal cooperation, technical assistance and exchange

of experiences.


2008 AG/RES. 2386 (XXXVIII-O/08)Report of the Fifth Meeting of Ministers of Education

in the Framework of CIDI”No. 5

To instruct the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI), to

work together with staff of the education and other sectors to implement the activities and agreements

adopted and to report periodically on this process to the Permanent Executive Committee of the Inter-

American Council for Integral Development (CEPCIDI).


2008AG/DEC. 57 (XXXVIIIO/

08)

Declaration

of Medellín: Youth and Democratic ValuesArt. 43a

That they request that the OAS General Secretariat, in collaboration with the member states and in

accordance with available financial resources and applicable rules and procedures in this regard: a. To

promote greater participation by youth in the activities established by the Inter-American Program on

Education for Democratic Values and Practices...;


2008AG/DEC. 57 (XXXVIIIO/

08)

Declaration

of Medellín: Youth and Democratic ValuesArt. 43 b & f

That they request that the OAS General Secretariat, in collaboration with the member states and in

accordance with available financial resources and applicable rules and procedures in this regard: b. To

develop a regional information and evaluation system on the status of citizenship competencies, in

coordination with the Regional System for Evaluation and Development of Citizenship Compentenscies and

other entities that are carrying out pertinent similar initiatives, in order to share democratic values and to

identify opportunities for horizontal cooperation among governments, educational institutions and civil

society; f. To mainstream the youth perspective into the programs and activities of the OAS, in particular,

activities that focus on the promotion of democratic principles and values;


2002 AG/RES. 1862 (XXXII-O/02)

Responsibilities of the Inter-American Agency for

Cooperation and Development in Accordance with

Resolution AG/RES. 1814 (XXXI-O/01)

1, 2, 3.(i-vi), 4

1. To instruct the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to continue its efforts to mobilize

external resources for fellowship, scholarship, and training programs, as well as to expand academic and

professional programs and distance education.

2. To instruct SEDI to implement the Plan of Action for mobilizing additional external funds to enable the

Special Fellowships for the Caribbean Program to be extended to the member states specified in

resolutions AG/RES. 1381 (XXVI-O/96) and AG/RES. 1653 (XXIX-O/99).

3. To take note of the various initiatives developed by the Inter-American Agency for Cooperation and

Development (IACD) for the leveraging or mobilization of external resources to expand the OAS fellowship

and training programs, including, but not limited to, the following initiatives:

i. The Alberto Lleras Leadership Fellowship Program

ii. E-becas

iii. The Educational Portal of the Americas

iv. Educredit

v. Professional Training

vi. Human Development Fund

4. To recognize the advances made through the Educational Portal of the Americas and to request the

General Secretariat to

expand and consolidate mechanisms and strategies for

mobilizing cooperation from the private sector and academic

institutions at the international level.

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To instruct the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CIDI), with the support of the Executive

Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to continue strengthening substantive policy dialogue in the

framework of its monthly regular meetings and seeking synergies and complementarities between the

topics it addresses and the sectoral ministerial processes.

H. Strengthening of CIDI NEW 2013 B

2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)




No. I - 2

To instruct CIDI to review and update its long-term priorities, through substantive policy dialogue, taking

into account, among other things, the guidelines from the Permanent Council on the mandates review and

prioritization process, with a view to a comprehensive approach to development in the Hemisphere.


2013 AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13)




No. I - 3

To extend the mandate of the Working Group to Strengthen CIDI and its organs until the forty-fourth

regular session of the General Assembly and request it to present its recommendations to CIDI no later

than April 15, 2014.


2013AG/RES. 2778 (XLIII-O/13) y

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Development Cooperation and Advancing

Hemispheric Initiatives on Integral Development

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V.15

To instruct the SEDI to present on September 30, 2013, an annual work plan of the activities it intends to

carry out to support this resolution and other existing CIDI mandates. This work plan should take into

consideration, among others, the instructions provided to the General Secretariat regarding management

reports, and strategic planning and evaluation mentioned in the Program-Budget for 2013 (AG/RES 1 (XLIII-

E/12)). A report on the execution, adjustment, and updating of this work plan should also be presented to

CIDI on a quarterly basis.

H. Strengthening of CIDI NEW 2013 C


DevelopmentNo. III-2, 3

To acknowledge the report of the Ad Hoc Working Group to Review Integral Development Mandates, as set

forth in document CIDI/doc.19/12, and, to that end, to reaffirm the current and procedural mandates,

including the inter-American plans and programs, as well as the documents arising from the ministerial

meetings in the framework of CIDI.

3. To instruct the General Secretariat to continue providing support to the member states in implementing

the objectives and purposes contained in the mandates and documents referred in the preceding

paragraph.

H. Strengthening of CIDI NEW 2013 C


DevelopmentNo. I - 4

To instruct CIDI to review and update its long-term priorities, through substantive policy dialogue, taking

into account, among other things, the guidelines from the Permanent Council on the mandates review and

prioritization process, with a view to devising a comprehensive approach to development in the

Hemisphere.


2012 AG/RES. 2740 (XLII-O/12) “Extension of the Mandate of the CEPCIDI Working

Group to Strengthen CIDI and its Organs”No. 2

To instruct the CEPCIDI Working Group to Strengthen CIDI and its Organs to take into account in its

recommendations the decisions from the sixteenth regular meeting of the Inter-American Council for

Integral Development (CIDI) (CIDI/doc. 10/11) and guidelines included in the Report of the Rapporteur

(CIDI/doc. 10/11 Add. 1), aimed at promoting and consolidating the innovative modalities for cooperation,

so that they are linked with existing and potential financing mechanisms.

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The Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) will be responsible for providing support for

these meetings, including steps to ensure that the meetings are adequately prepared and fully support the

implementation of their decisions.

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Enhance the process for evaluating the results of the meetings and monitoring the implementation of the

activities arising from them.H. Strengthening of CIDI Current B

2007 AG/RES. 2304 (XXXVII-O/07)Strengthening Technical Cooperation for Integral

DevelopmentNo. 10

To instruct the IACD to continue to foster increased collaboration and synergy among all areas of the

General Secretariat that carry out cooperation activities financed with FEMCIDI resources or with resources

from other sources, in particular activities whose content is linked to the Strategic Plan, and to report to

CEPCIDI on a regular basis in that regard.



DevelopmentNo. 13

To instruct the General Secretariat to provide coordinated support to member states in the formulation,

execution, and follow-up of cooperation activities. H. Strengthening of CIDI Current C


DevelopmentNo. 15 To instruct SEDI to work with the member states to achieve optimum technical quality in the projects. H. Strengthening of CIDI Current C


DevelopmentNo. 1

To reiterate that technical cooperation for integral development programs, projects, activities, and

initiatives generated by the member states must respond to the mandates of the General Assembly, in

particular mandates of the Strategic Plan for Partnership for Integral Development 2006–2009, the

Summits of the Americas, ministerial meetings, and/or meetings of the inter-American committees, and

contribute especially to the elimination of extreme poverty, and that priority must be given to those of a

multinational character, while continuing to recognize the importance of national projects to member

states.

H. Strengthening of CIDI Current A


DevelopmentNo. 14

To further instruct the General Secretariat to consolidate, update, and distribute to member states, at least

on a quarterly basis, information related to all cooperation projects that are proposed, evaluated, and

carried out in the framework of the OAS, in order to have pertinent information for the reflection and

consultation process mentioned in operative paragraph 6, and for decision-making.



DevelopmentNo. 7

To further instruct CEPCIDI, in the framework of the aforementioned consultation and review process, to

initiate a dialogue on the possibility of implementing cooperation mechanisms and modalities that make

the most efficient use of the capacities of the OAS as a multilateral organization and of the capacities of all

the member states, through cooperation among states at different levels of development in projects of

particular benefit to the relatively less developed countries.



DevelopmentNo. 3

To recommend once again to the ministerial meetings and inter-American committees that they consider

the formulation of projects that implement the mandates and political decisions referred to in the

preceding operative paragraph, for timely presentation by a member state for financing from a variety of

sources, including FEMCIDI.


2007 AG/RES. 2303 (XXXVII-O/07)Strengthening Mechanisms for Policy Dialogue for


To agree that the meetings of the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CIDI), within the

framework of the Strategic Plan for Partnership for Integral Development, must play a more active role in

intersectoral coordination and sharing of experiences.


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To instruct the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) and, in particular, its offices

responsible for serving as technical secretariats for sectoral processes within CIDI to give preference to said

processes in their activities and to ensure that this is reflected in any work plans and reports they present.




To instruct SEDI, in coordination with the Summits Secretariat, to support linkages between ministerial

meetings and meetings of the inter-American committees and the Summits of the Americas process, as

well as the distribution of information to the follow-up mechanisms of that process.


2007 AG/RES. 2305 (XXXVII-O/07)

Strengthening Substantive Policy Dialogue in the

Framework of the Inter-American Council for Integral

Development

No. 5

To encourage the member states, with support from the OAS General Secretariat, to promote and foster,

among their governments, the participation of representatives at the ministerial or equivalent level or of

high authorities associated with the topic to be considered at CIDI meetings.


2013 AG/RES. 2777 (XLIII-O/13) Strengthening the Topic of Migration in the OAS No.1

To instruct the Committee on Migration Affairs (CAM) to continue to review, implement, and monitor the

Inter-American Program for the Promotion and Protection of the Human Rights of Migrants, Including

Migrant Workers and Their Families, with a view to optimizing its objectives, and to submit a report to the

General Assembly on the results obtained.

J. Migration NEW 2013 B


To invite CIDI, through the CAM, prior to the forty-fifth regular session of the General Assembly, in

cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), with support from the Executive

Secretariat for Integral Development, to organize a course with a focus on the existing relationship of

migration, development, and human rights for staff of the permanent missions of the member states,

consular offices of member states, and of the General Secretariat, as well as other interested parties.



To instruct the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to identify effective mechanisms to

facilitate sustainable funding for the report on the Continuous Reporting System on International Migration

in the Americas (SICREMI) so as to ensure its continuity.



To instruct the CAM to consult and coordinate with the OAS member states, through inter-governmental

mechanisms and fora on migration, so that the link between migration and development is taken into

account in the Post-2015 Development Agenda, in the context of respect for the human rights of migrants,

including migrant workers and their families.



To instruct the CAM to contribute inputs, in the form of a report regarding specific activities of the OAS in

the area of migration, to the President of the General Assembly of the United Nations before the II High

Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development, which will be held October 2013.



To instruct the Secretary General to identify and to allocate the resources necessary for the operation of

the CAM in the second half of 2013, and to take into consideration, when preparing the proposed program-

budget of the Organization for 2014, the increase in the number of meetings under CIDI following the

creation of the CAM as one of its permanent committees.

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The Human Rights of Migrants, Including Migrant

Workers and their Families No.20.a.b

To request: a. the General Secretariat to promote, in light of the cross-cutting nature of and priority given

to promoting and protecting the human rights of migrants, coordinated effort by all the relevant organs,

agencies, and entities of the Organization engaged in this area; b. the IACHR and the Executive Secretariat

for Integral Development (SEDI) to maintain ongoing dialogue with a view to developing and participating

in joint cooperation projects in this area;


2012 AG/RES. 2729 (XLII-O/12) “The Human Rights of Migrants, Including Migrant

Workers and their Families”No. 23

To instruct the Secretary General to update the Work Plan of the Inter-American Program for the

Promotion and Protection of the Human Rights of Migrants, Including Migrant Workers and Their Families

(CP/CAJP-2456/07) in order to ensure that the distribution of activities is consistent with the new structure

of the Organization, and to present the updated Program to the body that the General Assembly designates

for that purpose.

J. Migration Current B



To request the organs, agencies, and entities of the OAS to report to the body that the General Assembly

designates for that purpose, in the first quarter of 2013, on the implementation of the activities assigned by

the Inter-American Program, by means of a comparative table indicating assigned tasks, progress made,

and deadlines for completing pending tasks.




To arrange for regulations to be developed to govern the fund of the Inter-American Program for the

Promotion and Protection of the Human Rights of Migrants, Including Migrant Workers and Their Families;

and to request the Council of the Organization that this General Assembly designates for that purpose to

consider and adopt rules of procedure for it at the proposal of the General Secretariat.

J. Migration Current C



To request the General Secretariat to take account of the crosscutting nature and priority of the human

rights of migrants in coordinating the efforts of all relevant OAS organs, agencies, and entities. J. Migration Current B

2012 AG/RES. 2738 (XLII-O/12) “Strengthening the Topic of Migration in the OAS:

Establishment of the Committee on Migration Issues”No. 2 a-e

The CAM shall operate in accordance with the statutes and rules of procedure of CIDI and on the basis of

the following guidelines, among others: a. A comprehensive, balanced, and technical approach that takes

into consideration the contributions and challenges represented by migration for countries of origin,

transit, destination, and/or return. b. The importance of dialogue, exchanges of good practices, and the

implementation of international, regional, subregional, and bilateral cooperation initiatives in the migration

area, to expand the contribution made by migration to the Hemisphere’s integral development. c. The

global nature of migration processes and the peculiarities of South-South migration in its work. d. Actions

to strengthen the contributions of migrants by dignifying their image. e. The inclusion of a gender

perspective in its work.

J. Migration Current A


Establishment of the Committee on Migration Issues”No. 2 f and g

The CAM shall operate in accordance with the statutes and rules of procedure of CIDI and on the basis of

the following guidelines, among others: f. It will take into consideration the work carried out by the Special

Committee on Migration Issues (CEAM) and the programs carried out by the Migration and Development

Program (MIDE). g. The CAM shall be a forum for exchanges of experiences and lessons learned in the

member states on the effective management of migration flows and for the identification of areas for

possible cooperation.

J. Migration Current A


Establishment of the Committee on Migration Issues”No. 5

To instruct the Secretary General to relocate the resources assigned to the CEAM in the year 2012 to the

CAM for its functions, and to consider the financial resources necessary for its operations within the

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The Human Rights of All Migrant Workers and of

Their Families No.26

26. To arrange for regulations to be developed to govern the fund of the Inter-American Program for the

Promotion and Protection of the Human Rights of Migrants, Including Migrant Workers and Their Families;

and to request the Permanent Council to consider and adopt rules of procedure for it at the proposal of the

General Secretariat.


2010 AG/RES. 2608 (XL-O/10)Migrant Populations and Migration Flows in the

AmericasNo.4

4. To request the Permanent Council and the General Secretariat to identify possible areas for the

development of international cooperation among OAS member states and for support, including financial,

by international agencies or organizations.



AmericasNo.7

7. To request the General Secretariat to continue to seek ways to link its efforts and share information in

the area of migration with the regional processes involved in migration issues, such as the Regional

Conference on Migration (RCM or “Puebla Process”), the South American Conference on Migration, the

Specialized Forum on Migration of MERCOSUR, the Andean Community of Nations, and other forums, and

to report back to the CEAM on the progress made.



AmericasNo.10

10. To request the General Secretariat to deepen its work on the subject of the impact of the economic and

financial crisis on migrant communities and on prospects in the recovery stage.J. Migration Current B

2009 AG/RES. 2465 (XXXIX-O/09)Migrant Populations and Migration Flows in the

Americas8.

To request the OAS to deepen its work on the important topics of migration and development, remittances,

migration and the brain drain, gender perspectives on migration, and migrant children and adolescents,

and to examine how the economic and financial crisis has affected migrants in these various areas.


2007 AG/RES. 2289 (XXXVII-O/07)The Human Rights of All Migrant Workers and of

Their FamiliesNo. 17

To instruct the Permanent Council to constitute a specific fund composed of voluntary contributions, called

the “Fund for the Inter-American Program for the Promotion and Protection of the Human Rights of

Migrants, Including Migrant Workers and Their Families,” to contribute to funding of the activities assigned

to the organs, agencies, and entities of the OAS in support of this Program; and to urge member states,

permanent observers, regional organizations, international organizations, and civil society organizations to

contribute to the Fund.




To request the Inter-American Agency for Cooperation and Development (IACD) to strengthen

communication and coordination with the IACHR, the IOM, the International Labour Organization (ILO), and

other pertinent organizations, agencies, and entities and, in that context, to follow up in particular on IACD

partnership-for-development activities under the Strategic Plan for Partnership for Development

2002–2005, related to the situation of migrant workers and members of their families.




To instruct the Permanent Council to continue supporting the work of the Inter-American Commission on

Human Rights (IACHR) in this area and to take into account the efforts of other international organizations

on behalf of migrant workers and their families, with a view to helping to improve their situation in the

Hemisphere and, in particular and where applicable, the efforts of the Special Rapporteur on the Human

Rights of Migrants of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and those of the International

Organization for Migration (IOM).




To request the CAJP to convene, periodically and as appropriate, the organs, agencies, and entities of the

Organization with a view to facilitating free-flowing dialogue with the member states on implementation of

the activities assigned to the Organization by the Inter-American Program.


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Development

No. II-6.a.ii, iii,

iv, vi

To thank the Government and people of Ecuador for hosting the XX Inter-American Congress of Ministers

and High-Level Authorities of Tourism and to endorse the Quito Consensus on Conscientious Tourism in the

Americas (CIDI/TUR-XX/doc.5/12 rev. 1) and, in particular, the following instructions that it extended to the

Inter-American Committee on Tourism (CITUR) with the support of the OAS General Secretariat: i. To follow

up on the mandates handed down by the Inter-American Congresses of Ministers and High-level

Authorities of Tourism; ii. Prepare an annual work plan to provide an instrument for fostering the

development of the tourism sector in the Americas; iii. Prepare, under its annual work plan, a strategy for

increasing voluntary contributions to the Hemispheric Fund for Tourism; iv. Devise a strategy for

promoting the participation of associate members in its activities, pursuant to Article 19 of the CITUR Rules

of Procedure; v. Report on the activities of the Hemispheric Fund for Tourism to the XXI Inter-American

Congress of Ministers and High-Level Authorities of Tourism; vi. Promote, in coordination with the relevant

areas of the OAS, the creation of mechanisms for sharing experiences with public policies and good

practices, and for the strengthening, interconnecting, and following up on actions taken by the member

states to prevent, combat, and eradicate all forms of human trafficking.

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To thank the contributions to the seed fund of Hemispheric Fund for Tourism made by the governments of

Barbados, Belize, Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, and Trinidad and Tobago, and to invite the other member

states, the private sector, and international agencies to consider making voluntary contributions to this

Fund and to ask the Ministers and High-Level Authorities of Tourism, to determine the dates for the second

convocation of projects.

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Areas of

Action

Supporting member states in their efforts to develop a sustainable tourism sector, particularly as they

relate to the design and implementation of strategies beneficial to the environment and to local

communities, which emphasize quality, marketing, and the creation of an enabling environment for the

growth of the tourism industry, particularly for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises and other

production units.

L. Tourism Current A

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Areas of

Action

Strengthening tourism product development especially for targeting niche markets and adopting

harmonized product standards which meet international market requirements.L. Tourism Current B

2012



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Areas of

Action

Supporting private and public human resource capacity-building through training, and encouraging the use

of information and communication technologies in the development of the tourism industry.L. Tourism Current B

2012



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Areas of

Action

Promoting the sustainable development of tourism in order to mitigate possible negative environmental

impacts, increasing public awareness of the importance of maintaining the environmental balance of tourist

sites, and fostering the development of linkages between tourism and other economic sectors; particularly

through dialogue between the public and private sectors in supporting eco-tourism and sustainable

tourism.


2012



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Areas of

Action

Ensuring that disaster planning is also extended to the area of tourism, as part of the Organization’s

multisectoral approach to reducing the impact of natural and man-made disasters on member states, by

developing mechanisms to prepare for and recover from disasters affecting tourism infrastructure,

particularly in small economies, as well as ensuring visitor safety and security.


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c. To promote the creation of public policies for the purpose of identifying and addressing the factors that

hinder the sustainable development of the tourism sector, developing strategies to make the states

become facilitators of productive and social processes related to the tourism sector;


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d. To take steps, in coordination with the Inter-American Agency for Cooperation and Development and in

collaboration with SEDI and the Secretariat for External Relations, to secure funding to complement the

Regular Fund of the Organization of American States (OAS), for the implementation of programs and

projects for sustainable tourism development in the Americas;

L. Tourism Current C

2010 AG/RES. 2591 (XL-O/10)The Importance of Tourism Cooperation in the

AmericasNo.1

1. To instruct the General Secretariat to increase its efforts to support member states in fostering tourism

development, particularly promoting the competitiveness of micro, small, and medium tourism enterprises. L. Tourism Current B

2010 AG/RES. 2591 (XL-O/10)The Importance of Tourism Cooperation in the

AmericasNo.7

7. To instruct the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI) to

support the member states in their considerations to design and implement regional and subregional

programs to improve the performance of the tourism sector and to increase its resilience to disasters,

particularly natural disasters, and reactivate the economies affected by them.


2012



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Areas of

Action

Promoting the use of technology, cooperation, and the sharing of information, experiences, and best

practices to facilitate public participation and transparency in governmental decision-making processes.M. Democracy Current B

2012



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Areas of

Action

Contributing to the efforts of member states in the development of educational programs on democracy

and human rights, including the human rights of women.M. Democracy Current B

2012



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December 31, 2013


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Areas of

Action

Promoting cooperation among member states for the implementation of the Inter-American Convention

against Corruption, particularly through government officials responsible for ethics and representatives of

civil society.

M. Democracy Current B

2012



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Areas of

Action

Promoting policies, processes, and mechanisms, such as statements of personal net worth by public

officials, conducive to protecting the public interest.M. Democracy Current B

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2012 AG/RES. 2748 (XLII-O/12)

“Report of the Third Meeting of Ministers and High

Authorities on Science and Technology in the

Framework of CIDI”

No. 4

To instruct the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral

Development (SEDI), to continue supporting preparations for and follow-up on meetings in

the science and technology sector and to report periodically to the Permanent Executive

Committee of the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CEPCIDI) on the

preparatory process.

A. Ciencia, Tecnología

e Innovación Procedure C

2010 AG/RES. 2567 (XL-O/10)Report of the Specialized CIDI Meeting of High-Level

Cooperation Authorities No. 4

4. To instruct the Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CIDI), with support from

the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development (SEDI), to follow up on the

recommendations made at the Specialized CIDI Meetings of High-Level Cooperation

Authorities and to support their implementation.

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7. To collaborate with the Inter-American Committee on Education (CIE) in considering

projects and activities that strengthen the bonds between the culture and education sectors,

including activities related to the suggested 2010 Inter-American Culture Year as part of the OAS

Centennial Celebration such as the proposed Gabriela Mistral Inter-American Poetry Competition and

other projects to be considered.

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6. Provide opportunities for member states to exchange promising practices related to the

role of culture in promoting economic development, social inclusion and social cohesion,

particularly with respect to youth, and explore future opportunities to enhance youth

participation in the economy of culture, recognizing the important contributions of the

Ignite the Americas: Youth Arts Policy Forum held in Toronto, Canada on September 16 – 21,

2008.

C. Culture Procedure C

2012 AG/RES. 2753 (XLII-O/12) “Promotion of Corporate Social Responsibility in the

Hemisphere”No. 5

To instruct the General Secretariat, through SEDI, to report to the member states, in

advance, on programs and initiatives on CSR that it seeks to develop for the implementation

of this resolution, thereby contributing to the exchange of information on the subject.

D. Economic

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2011



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Inter-American Confernce of Ministers of Lavor

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No.18

18. The Technical Secretariat will continue to coordinate the activities of the RIAL, following

the priorities defined by the IACML and ensuring wider participation from its members.

Likewise, the Technical Secretariat will continue to explore possible funding sources for the

operation of the RIAL.


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No.18

18. Committed to strengthening the RIAL, member states will regularly provide information

on their ongoing programs, including best practices, to the RIAL Portfolio of Programs. The

Technical Secretariat will regularly update a database on programs in the Hemisphere as the basis for

exchange and horizontal Cooperation activities. In this effort, we request the Technical Secretariat to

work in coordination with other international



2007AG/RES. 2316 (XXXVII-

O/07)

Fifteenth Inter-American Conference of Ministers of

LaborNo. 3

To instruct the General Secretariat to continue, through the Executive Secretariat for

Integral Development (SEDI), supporting the process of preparing for and following up on

the Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor and to report periodically to the

Permanent Executive Committee of the Inter-American Council for Integral Development

(CEPCIDI) on that process.



2007AG/RES. 2315 (XXXVII-

O/07)

Participation of Workers’ Representatives in

Activities of the Organization of American StatesNo. 2

To instruct the OAS General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral

Development (SEDI), to issue invitations to workers’ representatives in each of the member

states and to hold consultations with them regarding the preferred nature and

characteristics of such dialogues. In order to hold and organize such dialogues, SEDI will

request the support and assistance of the Trade Union Technical Advisory Council (COSATE).



2011 AG/RES. 2647 (XLI-O/11)

Existing Mechanisms for Disaster Prevention and


Member States

No. 5

5. To instruct the General Secretariat: a. To report on the status of implementation of the

agreements that the General Secretariat has concluded with, inter alia, the United Nations

Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), the IFRC, the International

Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR), and the World Food Programme (WFP); b. Making

use of the installed capacity of the OAS, based on interaction among the OAS offices in

member states, foreign ministries of member states, and their missions to the Organization,

to encourage the use of existing standardized disaster information systems, including on the

basis of requests from the relevant subregional agencies; c. To establish and disseminate an

updated registry of civil society organizations and other social actors working in the field of

humanitarian assistance on which the OAS and the member states can call in the event of an

emergency, based on the resources that exist within the Organization; d. To publicize,

expedite, and facilitate the work of the Inter-American Committee on Natural Disaster

Reduction (IACNDR) and the Inter-American Emergency Aid Fund (FONDEM); To activate the

IACNDR in the event of emergency situations requiring international assistance in the region;

and To disseminate the IDRL of the IFRC.

F. Sustainable

DevelopmentProcedure C

2012 AG/RES. 2752 (XLII-O/12)

“Report of the Seventh Inter-American Meeting of

Ministers of Education within the Framework of

CIDI”

No. 5

To request the Inter-American Committee on Education, with the help of the Executive

Secretariat for Integral Development, to continue supporting the process of preparation and

follow-up of meetings in the education area, and to provide regular updates on that process

to the Permanent Executive Committee of the Inter-American Council for Integral

Development (CEPCIDI).

G. Education Procedure C

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7. To request the Executive Secretariat for Integral Development, through the Department

of Human Development, Education, and Culture, to promote the potential of the

educational portal of the Americas and, in particular, that it advocate it and make it

available to the Inter-American Committees of the Inter-American Council for Integral

Development (CIDI) and the Special Multilateral Fund of CIDI (FEMCIDI).


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8. To request that the Secretary General distribute this resolution to the relevant

international and regional organizations in a bid to establish partnerships and promote the

Educational Portal of the Americas.


2010 AG/RES. 2571 (XL-O/10)

Fortieth Regular Session - Inter-American Program

on Democratic Values and PracticesNo. 3

3. To request that the General Secretariat, through the Executive Secretariat for Integral

Development (SEDI) and the Secretariat of Political Affairs, continue supporting the

Permanent Council, CIDI, and the member states in the design and execution of the Inter-

American Program on Education for Democratic Values and Practices, and report back

regularly to CIDI and to the Permanent Council.


2007AG/RES. 2327 (XXXVIIO/

07)

General Assembly Promotion

and Strengthening of Democracy: Followup

to the InterAmerican

Democratic Charter

No. 4

To recognize the importance of promoting the principles, values, and practices of a

democratic culture; and to request the General Secretariat to continue supporting this

objective through training programs to promote the principles, values, and practices of a

democratic culture, on the basis of Articles 26 and 27 of the InterAmerican Democratic

Charter. In this context, to instruct the Secretariat to continue supporting the Permanent

Council and the member states in the execution of the InterAmerican Program on Education

for Democratic Values and Practices and its Plan of Action.


2011 AG/RES. 2636 (XLI-O/11)

Continuing Participation in the Inter-American

Council for Integral Development by Member States

That Have Not Ratified the Protocol of Managua

No. 2 and

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2. To extend the period during which its resolution AG/RES. 2 (XXII-E/96), “Participation of

Member States That Have Not Ratified the Protocol of Managua in the Inter-American

Council for Integral Development (CIDI) When Said Protocol Enters into Force,” will remain

in force until the forty-sixth regular session of the General Assembly to be held in 2016,

which will review the situation if at that time there are still member states that have not

ratified the Protocol of Managua. 3. To request the Executive Secretariat for Integral

Development to undertake outreach and awareness-raising efforts on the importance of ratifying the

instruments referred to in operative paragraph 1 above, and report to CIDI annually for such time as

this resolution remains in force.

H. Strengthening of

CIDIProcedure C

2009AG/RES. 2465 (XXXIX-

O/09)

Migrant Populations and Migration Flows in the

Americas3.

To encourage the CEAM and the General Secretariat to continue to fully engage member

states in the process of planning and executing its activities.J. Migration Procedure C

2012 AG/RES. 2744 (XLII-O/12)“Seventh Regular Meeting of the Inter-American

Committee on Ports”No. 3

To request the CIP Secretariat to continue presenting its quarterly financial reports to

CEPCIDI. K. Ports Procedure C

2011 AG/RES. 2648 (XLI-O/11)

Improving Transparency and Effectiveness of the

Inter-American Committee on Ports No.1

1. To instruct the Secretariat of the Inter-American Committee on Ports (CIP) that prior to

holding meetings of the CIP and of its organs, it submit the proposed places and dates

thereof to the Permanent Executive Committee of the Inter-American Council for Integral

Development (CEPCIDI) for approval.

K. Ports Procedure C

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2. To instruct the Secretariat of the CIP to submit to CEPCIDI the results of each meeting so

that CEPCIDI may transmit them to CIDI, accompanied, when appropriate, by its

observations and recommendations thereon.


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5. To instruct the Secretariat of the CIP to provide CEPCIDI with quarterly financial reports

using the new format no later than 30 days after the end of each quarter, starting July 1,

2011.


2010 AG/RES. 2585 (XL-O/10)

Report of the Sixth Regular Meeting of the Inter-

American Committee on Ports: Declaration of

Panama on Guidelines for Environmental Port

Protection

No.3

To instruct the General Secretariat, through the Secretariat of the Inter-American

Committee on Ports, to present to the Permanent Executive Committee of the Inter-

American Council for Integral Development (CEPCIDI) the documents to be considered by

the CIP and its organs in good time and to report to it periodically on its activities.


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a. To forge, with the support of the Executive Secretariat for Integral

Development (SEDI), through its Department of 4. Economic Development, Trade and

Tourism, closer Cooperation and complementarity with relevant organizations in the

tourism sector so as to promote more active participation;

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b To promote ongoing dialogue among the tourism authorities of the Hemisphere

in order to create and build on existing appropriate mechanisms for gathering and sharing

information and experiences, identifying best practices and promoting Cooperation

programs, projects, and activities among the member states and with third parties

connected with the tourism sector;

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