Social Protection Inter-agency Cooperation Board
The Social Protection Inter-Agency Cooperation Board is a light, lean and agile inter-agency coordination mechanism—composed of representatives of international organizations and bilateral institutions—to enhance global coordination and advocacy on social protection issues and to coordinate international cooperation in country demand-driven actions.
The establishment of the Board responds to a request from the G20 Development Working Group.
Meetings of SPIAC-B
- 14th meeting (online)
- 13th meeting (online)
- 12th meeting (online)
- 11th meeting (Geneva)
- 10th meeting (New York)
- 9th meeting (Algiers)
- 8th meeting (New York)
- 7th meeting (New York)
- 6th meeting (New York)
- 5th meeting (Geneva)
- 4th meeting (Brussels)
- 3rd meeting (New York)
- 2nd meeting (Hyderabad)
- 1st meeting (New York)
Key Documents
- Terms of Reference
- Participating organizations
- Brochure
- Joint statement to the 63rd session of the Commission on the Status of Women
- Joint statement on the role of social protection in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic
- Joint statement: Key COVID-19 lessons and recommendations for working towards universal social protection
- Joint statement: Strengthen linkages between humanitarian assistance and national social protection systems for effective responses to forced displacements
- Joint statement: Social protection responses to food price shocks
Key resources
World Social Protection Report 2020-22: Social protection at the crossroads – in pursuit of a better future
100 years of social protection. The road to universal social protection systems and floors. Vol. 1: 50 country cases
Social Protection Floor for a Fair and Inclusive Globalization