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GRULAC Information Meeting Paris, 27 May 2014 1948/50: Regional Centre for the Western Hemisphere 1972: Regional Office for Culture 2001: Cluster Office for the Latin Caribbean Representation to Cuba, Dominican Republic (2004)

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GRULAC Information Meeting Paris, 27 May 2014

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 1948/50: Regional Centre for the Western

Hemisphere

 1972: Regional Office for Culture  2001: Cluster Office for the Latin Caribbean –

Representation to Cuba, Dominican Republic (2004) and Aruba

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1954 1954 P1 1954 P2 1970 1972 2001 2003 2005 Antigua and Barbuda x x x x Argentina x x x x x x x x Bahamas x x x Barbados x x x x x x X x Belize x x X Bolivia x x x X x Brazil x x x x x X x Chile x x x x X x Colombia x x x x x X x Costa Rica x x x x x X x Cuba x x x x X x Dominica x X Dominican Republic x x x x x X x Ecuador x x x x x x X x El Salvador x x x x x X x Grenada x x x X x Guatemala x x x x x X x Guyana x x Haiti x x x X x Honduras x x x x x x X x Jamaica x x X x Mexico x x x x x x X x Nicaragua x x x x x X x Panama x x x x x x X x Paraguay x x x x x x X x Peru x x x x x X x Saint Kitts and Nevis x x Saint Lucia x x X x Saint Vincent and the Grenadines x x X x Suriname x Trinidad and Tobago x x X x Uruguay x x x x x X x Venezuela x x X X x 20 17 17 22 33 16 30 28

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200000 400000 600000 800000 1000000 1200000 1400000 1600000 1800000 33 C/5 34 C/5 35 C/5 36 C/5 37 C/5 RP proposed RP effective

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MLA LA/Conventi tion

1972 1972 1970 1970 1954 1954 2001 2001 Sla Slave R R 2003 2003 2005 2005 US USD

Havana 50860 7000 7000 16820 8168 81680 Brasilia 25000 2500 25000 Guatemala 25000 25000 5000 50000 Kingston 50000 25000 7500 75000 Lima 25000 2500 25000 Mexico 25000 2500 25000 Montevideo 25000 25000 5000 50000 Port-au-Prince 25000 25000 5000 50000 Quito 19000 31000 5000 50000 San José 17000 33000 5000 50000 Santiago 25000 2500 25000 TOTAL USD USD 2508 250860 4400 44000 4200 42000 3200 32000 4000 40000 9782 97820 5066 506680

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OFFI FFICE INTERNATIONAL POSTS TS NPO PO HAVANA 1 (P4) 2 PORT-AU-PRINCE 1 (P2) KINGSTON 1 (P3) SAN JOSÉ 1 (P3) QUITO 1 (P2) MONTEVIDEO 1 (P4) MEXICO GUATEMALA LIMA SANTIAGO BRASILIA TOTAL AL: 6 2

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Difficult to estimate:

 FIT, additional appropriations, implementation of HQs or

Fos codes, activities directly funded by Funds of the 1972, 2003 and 2005 conventions and the international Fund for the Promotion of Culture, activities implemented by National Commissions with PP budget and co-financed by them;

 Contributions in kind by Member States, implementation

by other partners of UNESCO’s programme with UNESCO’s support, activities funded by Category II centres; payment

f missions by external organizers, organization of

workshops and seminars by Member States.

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 UN

UNESC SCO 3 37 C/5: As Regional Office,

Coordination of programming
Provision of assistance to other FOs

 UCPD

CPD’s: completed for 3 Member States (Brazil, Dominican Republic and Uruguay; others are under preparation)

 UNDAF’

AF’s: 83% in LAC include culture

 Need for extra-budgetary funding through

innovative partnerships and cooperation modalities

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

In Inter ergover ernmental Co Cooper eration

Regional integration
Networking and clearing house
Category 2 Centres



Operat ation

nal a

activiti ties es

Capacity-building
Innovative networks
MDG-F



Part rtic icip ipation in n in UN UN Sy Syst stem: :

UNCTs, UNDAFs, Post-2015 Agenda

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Regional al I Integ egrat ation

 Sub-regional CLT integration mechanisms of

MERCOSUR, CARICOM, ALBA, UNASUR, SICA…

 Forum of Ministers of Culture since 1989  CELAC since 2012

Net etworki king

 Website, Portal of Culture and its network  Bulletin Acentos, Culture & Development, Oralidad

Categor

ry 2

2 centr tres

 CRESPIAL and CERLALC  Zacatecas, Rio de Janeiro, new centres

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 XIX Forums since 1989  UNESCO Havana = Technical Secretariat  Cultural policies/special projects (Portal for Culture:

110.000 entries, network 2000 members)

 2013: Suriname joint meeting XIX Forum and CELAC  Ministers and Heads of State common position on

Culture and Development

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 Ministers of Culture and CELAC “request

UNESCO to conduct, in collaboration with ECLAC, a methodologically agreed study to measure the impact of culture and cultural industries on eradicating poverty and reducing social inequalities in LAC …..”

 Available frameworks:

UNESCO framework for cultural statistics UNESCO Indicator Suite Satellite Accounts

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 Capacity B

Build uildin ing:

CCBP for World Heritage
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Capacity building strategy
Underwater Cultural Heritage
Illicit Traffic of Cultural Property
Cultural management

 Innov

ative ve Ne Netw twor

rks:
SIDACULT, Cameras of Diversity, ....

 Joi

Joint pr progr

gram

amming U UN N syste tem: MDG-Fund

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 EXB funding

Request from M States

 Response to first WH

Emergency Fund

 Periodic Report

2012-2013

 Six training manuals

Workshops (St Lucia,

Argentina, Peru)

 Network of institutions/

Publication of Periodical

Experts Culture and Development

 200 plus trained  Evaluation of CCBP (2014)

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 Window C

w Culture a and D d Deve velopm pment:

5 joint programmes (Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Uruguay) - USD 30 million – 200.000 direct and 2,5 million indirect beneficiaries.

 Other

er windows, , i.e. Decen entr tral alizati ation

n and

prod roductiv ivit ity

Cuba: handicrafts production in 5 municipalities – beneficiaries 219 artisans of which 156 women.

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UNCT’s and UNDAF’s at country level

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Delivering as one, UN coordination, joint programming, joint programmes

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UNAIDS funds for ED and CLT

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National and regional UNITE Campaign to eliminate violence against women and girls

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MDG-Fund

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Institutional capacities and in-region expertise
Solid network of National Commissions,

specialized institutions and civil society

Strong regional thematic networks in the fields
f heritage and creativity
Active participation in UNESCO’s international

cooperation mechanisms

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Strong (sub)regional cooperation mechanisms
Political commitment to UNESCO’s mandate
Impact on national policies: ratification of

conventions; development and application of measures

Common position of 33 LAC Member States
n the inclusion of Culture in the Sustainable

Development Agenda of post-2015

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 Middle-income countries, and reduced RP and

ODA resources

 New cooperation mechanisms needed  High demand for UNESCO’s cooperation in CLT  Strategic response to CLT integration efforts  CELAC’s request to undertake studies on the

impact of culture on development

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