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PANAMERICAN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION
South South Cooperation Program – Caribbean Basin Strategy
General Objective
Under the mandate of the Colombian Minister of Foreing Affairs to implement the South South cooperation Strategy at the caribbean Basin.
Colombia has defined his cooperation offer trough five lines of work, in order to transfer and work jointly with the countries that demand this cooperation, also these activities promote the regional integration and the approach between Colombia and the countries of the Caribbean basin.
With the implementation of the Strategy the Caribbean identity has been strengthened, seeking to develop a work that includes innovation, coordination and a regional vision of work.
PHASE I
CARIBBEAN BASIN
CARIBBEAN BASIN
LINE OF WORK ACTIVITIES DEVELOPED
CARIBBEAN STRATEGY
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Workshops and Seminars for the implementation of technologies, new methods of training and creation of curriculums .
•Kingston, Jamaica. March 11th and 12th of 2009•Cartagena, Colombia . May 27th to 29th of 2009 •Bogotá, Colombia. October 19th to 23th of 2009
BILINGUALISM Strengthening of English and Spanish as languages of the Caribbean basin , courses for teachers in order to improve the education of these languages in all the region.
•English immersion from 22th of June to 18th of July, 2009 San Andrés, Colombia. •Spanish course as a foreign language, July 6th to 31th. 2009 San Andrés. Colombia.
PREVENTION AND DISASTERS ATTENTION
Strengthening of the disasters activities and knowledge in the region specially in hurricanes.
• Course of Risk and Crisis Management for Hurricanes. August 31th to September 6th, San Andrés, Colombia. 2009.
FOOD SECURITY Transfer and interchange of experiences in order to develop and implement models of articulation between government and private entities toward food security .
•“Caribbean without Hunger” Seminar. Riohacha, Colombia. August 26th to 28th 2009.
ACADEMIC MOBILITY Colombia offers scholarships for students of the Caribbean Basin, taking into account the diversity and the quality of the existing educational programs
•Definition of the students, and support in the processes. 5 students of the Caribbean Basin were benefit with scholarships.
PHASE I
BORDERS
BILATERAL PROJECTS
Project of support to the “Reading without borders” initiative.PADF has developed an agreement with the National Library of Perú, and also with the Colombian Cultural Minister .
•1240 books were donate to libraries in Perú that are located in the border region•Equipments and other materials were donated also to improve the library locations and the quality of life of these communities
TRIANGULAR COOPERATION
TRIANGULAR COOPERATION
Project to promote the creation of a curriculum for the training of National Parks Rangers in Colombia.
•An interchange between Costa Rica, Argentina y Colombia has been promoted trough visits and workshops in each country.•At the final activity of the project all the three countries are going the generate the recommendations of the training program that must be developed according to their experience
PHASE IILINE OF WORK ACTIVITIES
CARIBBEAN STRATEGY
TECHNICAL EDUCATION
• SENA experts tour in order to transfer processes and knowledge to the Caribbean basin countries in Guatemala and Trinidad & Tobago•Technical training in welding, precision agriculture, and agro tourism.•30.000 virtual quotas for technical training in different areas•Creation of regional Networks and installed capacity •Donation of equipments to strengthen the education at the region.
BILINGUALISM •English and Spanish immersions •Virtual courses in English and Spanish•Interchange with the West Indies University to promote the strengthen the learning of Spanish as a second language•Spanish courses for Government employees and teachers of the Caribbean basin
PREVENTION AND DISASTERS ATTENTION
•Course of Risk Management and handling of the effects and impacts due the climate change.•Course of social cartography to identify the associate risk of the climate change. •Virtual course on risk management.
FOOD SECURITY •Articulation with the eight years workshop of ReSA in Bucaramanga, in order to identify punctual needs of the participant countries in food security programs. •Food and nutritional security workshops in Honduras and Grenada, to transfer models of hydroponics' crops and other experiences.•Virtual encounters•Workshop in Bogotá with the Caribbean Basin countries to organize and socialize the information that each country has about food, government programs, etc.
ACADEMIC MOBILITY •To promote new scholarships in Colombia.•Second encounter of Caribbean and Colombian Universities with the support of the Minister of education
BORDERS
BILATERAL PROJECTS
Project of eco tourism in Puerto Obaldía – La Miel. PanamáThese project will promote the tourism in the region, improving the quality of life of the population.
NEW LINES OF WORK
CARIBBEAN STRATEGY
TECHNICAL MISSION ON CULTURAL INDUSTRIES
It would be developed in Colombia between the 27th of September and the 1st of October of this year, and will provide the opportunity to present the public policy enhancement process carried out with regard to this topic, as well as regional developments that have been consolidated to date.
COMUNICATION AND CASE STUDIES
For these phase is really important to promote the initiatives that have been developed in order to create networks, share all the experiences, strengthen the alliances and create new ones for other activities and the implementation on each country
SECURITY The main objective of this line is to bring to the Caribbean countries experiences and models that the Police Department in Colombia have developed to strengthen the security in the country
INVESTMENTSOUTH SOUTH COOPERATION PROGRAM
Colombian Government 1,400,000 USD
COUNTERPARTS
Activity Approximate Value/ In kind Entity
Donation of Tools and equipment to the technical Education Institutions at the Caribbean Basin
595,463 USD Panamerican Development Foundation
Technical Education component 1,304,280 USD National Training Service in Colombia (SENA)
Regional tour of technical education in Guatemala Conference rooms, transportation, materials
INTECAP, Guatemala.
Food and Nutritional Security Workshops, Bilingualism activities and Prevention and Disasters Attention, virtual course
400,000 USD
Presidential Agency for the Social Action and the International Cooperation
Food and Nutritional Workshop in Honduras Conference rooms, equipments, land for the implementation of the activities
Social and Development Secretary of Honduras
Bilingualism immersions and courses 80,000 USD National University of Colombia
Spanish Immersion 2010 2,100 USD UNINORTE
Food and Nutritional Workshop in Grenada Conference rooms, equipments, land for the implementation of the activities, materials
Minister of Agriculture of Grenada
Prevention and disasters attention 6,750 USD National University of Colombia
ACHIEVEMENTS• Coordination and synergies between national partners and regional agencies such as the
Association of Caribbean States and the OAS
• Participation of 25 countries of the Caribbean Basin
• Conformation of interinstitutional networks in different lines of the Strategy
• Establishment of mechanisms for joint work between higher education institutions in the Caribbean.
• Document recommendations
• Identification of partners and capabilities in each line.
• Strengthening of technical knowledge in the region.
• Strengthening of the cultural bonds between the countries.
• Identification of new strategies of work in each country to multiply the courses and activities that were developed with the strategy.