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ISSA Liaison Office for the Andean Countries
Derrama Magisterial
Avenida Gregorio Escobedo 598
Jesús María
PE- Lima
Peru
T: +51 1 219 02 00
Contact by Email
Please note that all e-mail messages are processed by the ISSA General Secretariat in Geneva.
Liaison Officer: Mr David Zambrano Ramírez
Host organization: Derrama Magisterial
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Regional news
The ISSA Good Practice Award for the Americas
ISSA,
14.05.2012 |
News
Submission deadline: 31 August 2012
New ISSA report upholds impact of social security on social cohesion in the Americas
ISSA,
23.05.2010 |
Press release
Dynamic Social Security for the Americas: Social Cohesion and Institutional Diversity
New initiative seeks "culture of social security" in the Americas
ISSA,
03.11.2009 |
News
Guatemala Declaration agreed between ISSA, CISS and OISS
Regional events
Social Security Week 2011: Promoting a Global Prevention Culture
ISSA,
26.04.2011
- 28.04.2011
|
Mexico City, Mexico
Seminario Internacional: Sostenibilidad Financiera e Inversiones en la Seguridad Social
ISSA,
13.03.2011
- 14.03.2011
|
Quito, Ecuador
Regional Social Security Forum for the Americas
ISSA,
23.05.2010
- 26.05.2010
|
Brasilia, Brazil
Related resources
International Social Security Week 2011 - Closing Declaration
Inter-American Conference on Social Security (CISS), Ibero American Social Security Organization (ISSO), International Labor Organization (ILO), International Social Security Association (ISSA)
Policy Declaration
Policy Declaration
Dynamic Social Security for the Americas: Social Cohesion and Institutional Diversity - Developments and Trends
ISSA
Developments and trends report
Developments and trends report