Dialogue between
the Heads of Delegation, the OAS Secretary General and the Heads
of Delegation of the Permanent Observer Countries
at the XXXVII Regular Session of the
OAS General Assembly, Panama City, June
3-5, 2007:
PLEDGES ANNOUNCED
Spain: US$8,775,000 =
$4,730,000 – For policy oriented activities in the areas
of democracy, human rights, electoral observation
missions, fight against terrorism, and support to the
peace process in Colombia.
$4,000,000 for cooperation programs, integral
development, demining and reconstruction of Haiti.
France: US$ = 170,000
$50,000 – CICAD (Counternarcotics)
$120,000 – CIDH (Human Rights Haiti), CIDH (Freedom of Expression),
CICTE (Terrorism), Indigenous Declaration, CIM (Women’s Issues), FONDEM (Natural Disasters), Lecture Series of the Americas
Sweden: US$5 million (2007 total)
Norway: US$2.0 million (2007 total)
Strengthening of Democracy
Human Rights
Good Governance
Electoral Reform
Electoral Observation Mission Guatemala
Strengthening Political Parties
Conflict Prevention through Dialogue
China: US$123,000
$33,000 – CIM – Seminar on Violence Against Women
$15,000 – Art Museum of the Americas
$75,000 – Other projects to be determined
Turkey: US$100,000
Fund for Peace: Peaceful Settlement of Territorial Disputes;
Belize/Guatemala Sub-fund
Netherlands: 3 million euros
OAS Mission to support the peace process in Colombia (MAPP OAS)
Korea: US$30,000
$30,000: Office of the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of
Expression
Fellowships in E-Trade
Japan: US$86,000
Electoral Observation Mission- Guatemala
Austria: US$60,000
Sustainable Fresh Water Management Project
Israel: US$1 million over three years
(in-kind contribution in the form of training and experts)
Young Americas Business Trust (YABT)
Germany: 500,000 euros
OAS Activities in support of indigenous peoples in the Americas
Greece: US$30,000
Strengthening of Democracy, Human Rights and the Fight Against
Trafficking in Persons
Italy: over 243,000 euros
more than 50,000 -
Support to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in its
work on Colombia
about 24,000 - Freedom of expression in the
Americas
over 20,000 - Promoting and protecting human rights
in Central America
over 21,000 - Action Against Antipersonnel
Mines Program (AICMA) - Humanitarian Demining in Nicaragua
14,000 - Action Against Antipersonnel Mines Program (AICMA) -
Humanitarian Demining in Ecuador-Peru
14,000 - Action Against
Antipersonnel Mines Program (AICMA) - Humanitarian Demining
Group in Colombia
100,000 - Additional Humanitarian Demining
programs
Thailand
Fellowships
Finland: US$300,000 total 2007