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OECD-POVNET Guidelines (2009) and future work on SOCIAL PROTECTION Dr. Timo Voipio MFA-Finland [email protected] AU/EU Partnership on Social Protection Nairobi 10-11 March, 2011 www.oecd.org/dac/poverty

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OECD-POVNETGuidelines (2009) and

future work onSOCIAL

PROTECTION

Dr. Timo VoipioMFA-Finland

[email protected]

AU/EU Partnershipon Social Protection

Nairobi 10-11 March, 2011

www.oecd.org/dac/poverty

ICSW Global Conference, Brasilia 16-19 July, 2006 Entry points for ICSW to promote

Social Justice in PRS-processes

3

[email protected]

SOCIALSOCIALECONOMICECONOMIC

RIO-1992 RIO-2012: Sustainable dev’t = Balanced dev’t

ECOLOGICALECOLOGICAL

UN-DESA UNRISD

’Rich Country Club’

1961 - 2011

• DAC = ’Donor brainstorming forum’, e.g. 0,7% GDP, aid untying, ’ownership’, ’aid coordination’, ’aid harmonization’, (Paris/Accra)

• POVNET = Poverty Network 1998 – 2011

+ GENDERNET + ENVIRONET + GOVNET

www.oecd.org/dac/poverty

Poverty is context-specific, and…

…Poverty is multi-dimensional (OECD)

PROTECTIVErisk, vulnerability

social protection / social risk management

POLITICALrights

freedoms voice & influence

SOCIO-CULTURAL

statusrespect, dignity

ECONOMICconsumptionincome

assets

HUMANhealth

educationhunger, thirst

GENDER +

ENVIRON-MENT

Tähän maapallo ja lapsia

• Mbeleni - Future - Tulevaisuus

UN 2000 – Millennium Declaration and MDSs

Ms. Tarja Halonen, President of FinlandChair of the Millennium Summit

UN Millennium Development Goals

= Multi-dimensional

Helsinki Process RoundtableDar es Salaam 15 Nov, 2006Timo Voipio, MFA-Finland

[email protected] 11

Helsinki Process RoundtableDar es Salaam 15 Nov, 2006Timo Voipio, MFA-Finland

[email protected] 13

Timo Voipio, [email protected] 14

DEVELOPMENT and PovReduction ? ~ growth + redistribution, if any...?~ redistribution of opportunity...?

OLD NEW

All the other sectorswhere poor people work

’GrowthSector’

SP-strategies of Africa + POVNET Tunis, 27-30 June, 2005Timo Voipio, MFA-Finland

[email protected] 15

…with trust and social protection, people dare to

move…

In African smallholder agric. the growth potential is 6 x larger indomestic marketsthan in overseas export markets.

RedistributionIf any…

Dynamic structural change from sector to sector

Helsinki Process RoundtableDar es Salaam 15 Nov, 2006Timo Voipio, MFA-Finland

[email protected] 16

Credible Social Protection needed for poor people to be able to participate in and contribute to growth

POVNET Plenary Paris17 April, 2007Timo Voipio, MFA-Finland

[email protected] 17

OECD-POVNET:

Social Protection is Good for Pro-PoorGrowth

POVNET Plenary Paris17 April, 2007Timo Voipio, MFA-Finland

[email protected] 18

Why Social Protection ?Pro-poor growth• helps avoid shocks that derail growth• promotes innovation, risk taking and entrepreneurship• counteracts irreversible asset depletion • asset accumulation + broadening tax base• aggregate demand in the economy/world

Rights-based• Art.22-28 UDHR •MDGs, basic needs• human development • global socio-economic ‘floor’ /’compact’ (minimum standards) • democratic participation • sustainable dev’t• lifecycle and inter-generational thinking

+ Fastest way to achieve MDGs

Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948):

• “Everyone, as a member of society, has the right to social security...” (Art 22)

• “Right to work... freely chosen...under just conditions and remuneration...and to join unions...” (Art 23)

• “...and to a decent standard of living.” (Art 25)

OECD-POVNET

www.oecd.org/dac/poverty

Donor policy + Guidelines on:

SOCIAL PROTECTION:- Cash transfers- Growth-impacts- Informality- Affordability - Life-cycle risks- Health, HIV/AIDS- Gender- Fragile states- Climate change adaptationand Disaster Risk Reduction

OECD-POVNET

www.oecd.org/dac/poverty

The ILO Campaign on Social Security and Coverage for All

Voluntary insurance

Mandatory social insurance/social security benefits of guaranteed levels for contributors

THE FLOOR: Four essential guarantees Access to essential health care for all

income security assistance income securitychildren unemployed and poor elderly and disabled

Social Protection Floor towards higher level services and protection…

Key: Our Concept of Development and Progress

Should we measure progress in terms of GDP growth?

Or in terms of numbers of women and men, young, old and disabled who have gained decent jobs, sustainable livelihoods or reliable social protection?

…and who are therefore able to participate as active citizens and economic actors in the ’transformative’ processes…

1) Guidelines on EMPOWERMENT and Pro-Poor Growth soon…(2009-2011)

2) Making Green Growth Pro-Poor 2011-12

3) Food Security/Access to Food 2011-12

4) Social Protection Floors

Task Team 2011-12

Coordinate with EU/AU + UN-SPF-I !

Social policy / social protection analytic capacity + staff training !!

Social protection statistics (DAC-codes?)

POVNET WORK 2009-2012

MOVING TOWARDS ACTION:

Important now to show DEMAND and require BUDGETS and ACTION by EUC/AUC + MSs+ Network of EU and African Experts (+ POVNET + UN SocProtFloor Initiative)