Next Steps for the finalization of chapters for the publication.

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1 Next Steps for the finalization of chapters for the publication

2 Next Steps 1 Revision of case study in light of discussion and feedback during workshop –Submit by 15 August to cattaert@ilo.orgcattaert@ilo.org –Word limit 6500 words –Languages: English, French, Spanish or Portuguese –State amounts in local currency and USD equivalent

3 Next Steps 2 Revised drafts posted on GESS – invitation for second round of comments online Login and password: nomineespf (please keep drafts confidential) Final chapter: 6 September September/October: editing and layout November: launch of English publication (South South Expo in Geneva)

4 Harmonization of chapters 1.Country box 2.Social Protection Box (by scheme or overview of elements) 3.Case study box 4.Key sections

5 Country Box Key data: –Map –Population –GDP per capita (USD, PPP-USD) –Total social protection expenditure (amount and % of GDP) –Public social protection expenditure –Unemployment rate –Size of informal economy (%) –Life expectancy –HDI ranking –HDI health, education and poverty indicators

6 Características Generales  Población : 10 millones.  Superficie: 1.098.581 Km2  División Política: 9 departamentos y 334 municipios Características Económicas  Crecimiento del PIB (2008): 6,15%, (2009): 3,36%  PIB nominal (2009): $us17.389 millones.  PIB per cápita (2009): $us1.745.  Inflación (2009): 0,26%  Tasa de desempleo abierto urbana (2008): 6,7%.  Salario Mínimo Nacional (2010): Bs679 ($us97)  Superávit fiscal (2008): 3,2% del PIB (2009): 0,1 % del PIB  RIN BCB (2010): $us 8.569 millones Exemple: Bolivia

7 Social Protection Box Chapters presenting a scheme: –How does the scheme fit into the overall social protection architecture of the country? –Target group description and eligibility rules(e.g. elderly, children…) –Nature and level of benefits (in cash or in kind or mixed, approximate value of benefit) –Delivery process (how benefit is organized, chart) –Coverage data (absolute numbers, percentage of population, percentage of target group) –Historical chart of coverage with 3 milestones –Total expenditure (absolute and % of GDP), benefit expenditure and administrative expenditure –Sources of funding –Impact (Poverty reduction, health status, schooling etc.), including also description of overlap of results with other elements of the SPF

8 Social Protection Box Chapters presenting an SPF Overview -Overview of all the different elements of the SPF (short description) -Key milestones in the process -Key actors -Coordination of actors (Institutions involved)

9 1 VIVIR MEJOR: PROGRAMAS SEDESOL Apoyo alimentario PAIMEF INDESOL Regularizar Asentamientos Irregulares Desarrollo de Capacidades Básicas Puentes desarrollo económico y social Red de Protección Social Tu Casa Vivienda Rural Rescate de espacios públicos Desarrollo del Entorno Fonart

10 10 Fuente: UDAPE, en base a INE-Encuestas a Hogares. 59.6 64.8 59.9 50.4 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 199619971999200020012002 2005 (p)2006 (p) 200720082009201020112012201320142015 Porcentaje (%) Sin PNDPND+JP+RD+JA PND + Renta Dignidad + Juancito Pinto + Juana Azurduy Sin PND Exemple: Pobreza Moderada Event XY

11 Case Study Box Description of how the scheme works from household (or individual) perspective

12 General Structure Background Description of the floor/scheme –Keep descriptive part short - Focus on process (how did you get there?) Process –Political feasibility –Technical feasibility –Financial feasibility –Administrative capacity Impact Lessons Learned Challenges