Inter-American Conference on Social Security (ICSS)
Conferencia Interamericana de Seguridad Social (CISS)
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Contact Details
URL: https://ciss-bienestar.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CISS.org.esp/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CISS_org
Founded
1942-09-16 Santiago Chile
History
Founded following the work of Comité Interamericano de Iniciativas en Materia de Seguridad Social -- Inter-American Committee for Initiatives in Matters of Social Security, set up 10-12 Dec 1940, Lima (Peru). Present Statute approved at 1st General Extraordinary Assembly, 1988, Mexico City (Mexico); bylaws also include modifications approved by 16th General Assembly, 1992, Acapulco (Mexico).
Aims
Contribute to social security development in countries of America; cooperate with social security institutions and administrations; issue statements, pass resolutions and make recommendations regarding social security and promote their diffusion so they can be included in policies and planning programs; encourage cooperation and exchange of experience among social security institutions and administrations, and with institutions and organizations of a similar nature; encourage and guide human resources training in the field.
Events
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General Assembly. K-XK0438 - Comité Permanente Interamericano de Seguridad Social (CPISS) (executive and governing body). Secretariat General. 'American Commissions of Social Security (CASS)' (6): 1. American Actuary and Finance Commission (CAAF); 2. American Commission for Older Adults (CADAM); 3. American Legal Social Commission (CAJS); 4. American Medical Social Commission (CAMS); 5. American Commission on Organization and Administrative Systems (CAOSA); 6. American Working Risk Prevention Commission (CAPRT). Sub-regions: I - Andean; II - Central America; III - South Cone; IV - North America and the English Speaking Caribbean; V - Mexico and the Latin Caribbean. E-XE9070 - Centro Interamericano de Estudios de Seguridad Social (CIESS).
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UIA Org ID
XD1066
Last News
2021
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