Debemos actuar de manera decidida para proteger a nuestras compañeras y compañeros de trabajo de los efectos adversos de la pandemia de la COVID-19, tanto a nivel sanitario como económico y social. Este protocolo de seis puntos se basa en el marco de la OIT para la lucha contra la COVID-19 y proporciona un esquema compartido para que los grupos de la sociedad civil reflexionen sobre medidas específicas en este contexto y para que apliquen acciones viables de manera transparente y dentro de un plazo determinado.
Recomendaciones:
1. Sistemas para garantizar el distanciamiento físico y otras precauciones
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2. Apoyar la realización de pruebas para la detección de la COVID-19 y para la aplicación de los tratamientos correspondientes
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Que el acceso a las pruebas para la detección de la COVID-19 es distinto en cada país. He aquí algunas de las medidas básicas que podemos tomar para apoyar a nuestros equipos en este contexto:
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3. Proteger los empleos y los salarios durante el período de cuarentena y de escalada de la COVID-19
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Que podemos desempeñar un papel importante en la protección de nuestros compañeros de trabajo ante una posible reducción de remuneración o pérdida de empleo en previsión de los efectos económicos adversos de la pandemia de la COVID-19. He aquí algunas medidas que podríamos considerar:
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4. Ser flexibles y apoyar las tareas relacionadas con el hogar y con los cuidados
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Apoyar al personal que se enfrenta a la presión adicional de las obligaciones familiares a la vez que se ocupa de sus propias necesidades. Para ello podemos considerar las siguientes medidas:
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5. Extender nuestra comunidad de cuidados a nuestros colaboradores y a nuestras bases
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6. Actuar de forma solidaria con los trabajadores y con las comunidades vulnerables
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He aquí algunas medidas que nos permitirán actuar de forma solidaria:
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Notas:
- Este es un resumen de las medidas de protección social que las organizaciones de la sociedad civil de un amplio espectro pueden considerar para proteger a sus empleados de las consecuencias económicas y psicosociales adversas de la pandemia de COVID-19.
- El objetivo de este protocolo es contribuir a una reflexión sobre las acciones inmediatas y los sistemas necesarios para ayudar a las organizaciones a superar los desafíos presentes y futuros relacionados con su resiliencia y sustento en el contexto de la pandemia. Si bien no es una lista exhaustiva, nos hemos esforzado en incluir las prioridades clave con las que las organizaciones de la sociedad civil están lidiando basándonos en un amplio abanico de conversaciones entre pares y socios.
- Cada organización es libre de determinar su línea de acción en función de su contexto específico y de los recursos de los que disponga. Aquí encontrará una lista de recursos que le ayudará a determinar y a implementar las medidas correspondientes.
- Para más información, escríbanos a | @CIVICUSespanol | https://www.facebook.com/CIVICUS/.
Apoyos
Sí, estoy de acuerdo con que es necesario un protocolo de seguridad social relacionado con la COVID-19. Me comprometo a debatir estas recomendaciones dentro de mi institución y a adoptar las medidas pertinentes, específicas para cada contexto, de forma transparente y en plazos determinados.
Lider o representante de la institución | Organización / Red | Ubicación (Sede) | |
1 | Darlymar Ruocco Mora | Claudymar Colmenares | A.C Consorcio Desarrollo y Justicia | Venezuela |
2 | Rocio Moreno Lopez | Accountable Now | Germany |
3 | Sake Mathieu | ACPDH-The Human Rights Defenders Network | Burundi |
4 | Dr Shahida Akhter | Action for Humanity and Social Progress | Bangladesh |
5 | Ekeno Lorooh | Action for pastoralists integrated resilience | Kenya |
6 | Oli Henman | Action for Sustainable Development | Global |
7 | Caroline Owashaba | Action for Youth Development Uganda. | Uganda |
8 | Ronald Ssenfuka | Action Humanitarian Initiatives Uganda | Kampala, Uganda |
9 | Charles Kamugisha | Adolescents Initiatives Support Organization | Tanzania |
10 | Oghbebor Eghosa Osazee | Advance Centre for Peace and Credibility International | Edo State, Nigeria |
11 | Ahmad Quraishi | Afghanistan Journalists Center | Afghanistan |
12 | Herman Kizito Bukenya Joseph | Africa Intercultural Development Support Trust | Uganda |
13 | Emmanuel Leslie Addae | Africa Skills Hub | Ghana |
14 | Mario Lenin Ayala | ALFAGUAT | Guatemala |
15 | Khalid | Al-jameeliy | Iraq |
16 | Dr Michel Tia | All Party System Co. | United States of America |
17 | Komal Kumar | Alliance for Future Generations Fiji | Fiji |
18 | Arturo Reyes | ARBO A.C. | Mexico |
19 | Mohuya Monjure | Arjon Foundation | Bangladesh |
20 | MARCELIN ADAMOU ABOU | ARPE Association | Cameroon |
21 | Ismail Wolff | ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights (APHR) | Jakarta, Indonesia |
22 | Ichal Supriadi | Asia Democracy Network | Seoul, Korea |
23 | Shamini Darshni Kaliemuthu | Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development | Bangkok, Thailand |
24 | Patricia Melgar Oroco | Asociación Civil Ernesto Shneider Troller | Guatemala |
25 | Mange Ram Adhana | Association For Promotion Sustainable Development | India |
26 | François Patrick WAFFO LELE | Avenir Jeune de l'Ouest | Cameroon |
27 | Ilina Neshikj | Balkan Civil Society Development Network | Skopje, Macedonia |
28 | AHM Bazlur Rahman | Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication | Bangladesh |
29 | Mr. Jakaria sumon | Bicosito Bangladesh Foundation | Bangladesh |
30 | Rajiv Joshi | Bridging Ventures | United States of America |
31 | Rafiu Adeniran Lawal | Building Blocks for Peace Foundation | Nigeria |
32 | Akilimali Aboubakar | Burundi Child Rights Coalition (BCRC) | Burundi |
33 | Bishnu Pukar Shrestha | CAHURAST, Nepal | Nepal |
34 | Silvia Flores Mosquera | CAPTE - Uruguay | Uruguay |
35 | Joseph Kagabo | CareMe E-clinic | Rwanda |
36 | Marcia Brandon | Caribbean Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Livelihoods | Barbados |
37 | Richard Jones | Caribbean Policy Development Centre | Barbados |
38 | Hesham Khalil | Center for Development Services | Egypt |
39 | Ifeanyi Nwanoro | Center for Innovative and Pragmatic Development Initiative | Nigeria |
40 | Gayflor Z. Worzi | Centre for Inclusion and Empowerment | Liberia |
41 | Styvn Obodoekwe | Centre for Media and Development Communication, CEMEDEC | Nigeria |
42 | James Gondwe | Centre for Youth and Development | Malawi |
43 | Irene Dawa | CEPAD West Nile | Uganda |
44 | Admiral development organization | Chief executive officer | Pakistan |
45 | Jeef Bech | CISU - Civil Society in Development | Aarhus, Denmark |
46 | Maja Stojanovic | Civic Initiatives | Serbia |
47 | Lysa John Berna | CIVICUS | South Africa |
48 | Roselle Rasay | CODE-NGO | Philippines |
49 | Desire Kajabika | Collectif de Développement et respect de la Dignité Humaine | North Kivu, DR Congo |
50 | Hans Rosenkranz | Comunidad de Organizaciones Solidarias | Chile |
51 | Genezaret Hernandez | Consultando Soluciones Boheme group cem | Venezuela |
52 | Katompa andy | Curtis business | Democratic Republic of the Congo |
53 | Alli Olawale Abdurrazaq | DEPOSSIBILITIES YOUTH ALLIANCE | Nigeria |
54 | Muhammad Ibrahim Khoso | Diabetes Volunteers | Pakistan |
55 | Micheal Adeniyi | Differentabilities | Ghana |
56 | Phumelele Dlamini | Domestic Workers Union | Swaziland |
57 | Milutin Milošević | Drug Policy Network South East Europe | Serbia |
58 | Titus Busonga | Eliezah Foundation | Uganda |
59 | KHAOULA BEHI | ELSPACE | Tunisia |
60 | Emad Konwolor Wesseh | Emerging Youth OrganizationEYO Inc | Liberia |
61 | Ayiorwoth Gloria | Environmental Defenders | Uganda |
62 | Daniel Mekonnen | Eritrean Law Society | U.S.A./Switzerland/Netherlands |
63 | Lorenzo Marsili | European Alternatives | Berlin |
64 | Wilbert St Fort | FINESTE | Haiti |
65 | Mamboleo Samuel | Fondation JALUO DU CONGO | Democratic Republic of the Congo |
66 | Nurul Alam Masud | Food Security Network- KHANI, Bangladeh | Bangladesh |
67 | Imtiaz Ahmad Watto | Foundation for Awareness and Civic Engagement, FACE | Pakistan |
68 | Chris Chirambo | Foundation for Girls Advancement | Malawi |
69 | Medya Dhir | Fraternity Foundation For Human Rights | Germany |
70 | Moisés Uceda | Fundación Integral para el Desarrollo Regional, FINDER | El Salvador |
71 | Nathaly Montenegro | Fundacion Nuevos Campos Colombianos | Colombia |
72 | Atef Soliman | Gatef organization | Egypt |
73 | Kisubi Denis | GIVE HOPE UGANDA | Uganda |
74 | Innocent Ndenda | Global Exchange Program International | Zimbabwe |
75 | Harriet karen Mukajambo | Global Learning for Sustainability(GLS) | Kampala, Uganda |
76 | Hadiya Usman | Gombe Youth For Global Goals | Nigeria |
77 | Jennifer Morgan | Greenpeace International | Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
78 | Mahendranath Busgopaul | Halley Movement Coalition | Mauritius |
79 | Hitesh BHATT-INDIA | Hitesh BHATT-INDIA | United States of America |
80 | Dr.Khurram Malik | HOPE Worldwide-Pakistan | New Zealand |
81 | Rochelle Stewart-Allen | Hui E! Community Aotearoa | Aotearoa, New Zealand |
82 | ISMAIL SIDI ALI | Human Rights Network, Nassarawa Kano, Nigeria | Nigeria |
83 | Jerbert M. Briola | Human Rights Online Philippines | Philippines |
84 | Mohammad Issa | Ibtikar for Empowerment and Social Entrepreneurship | Palestine |
85 | Tatwa Timsina | ICA Nepal | Kathmandu, Nepal |
86 | Ayoub Al kasemi | Improve Your Society Organization - IYSO | Yemen |
87 | Ayoub Al kasemi | Improve Your Society Organization - IYSO | Yemen |
88 | Dipak Dholakia | Indian Community Activists Network (ICAN) | Delhi, India |
89 | Sugeng Bahagijo | INFID | Indonesia |
90 | Dr. Patience Nishimagizwe | Initiative For Social Development Organization | Rwanda |
91 | Rajae Boujnah | Innovation for Change - Middle East and North Africa | Morocco |
92 | Ayomikun Olugbode | Inspired Youth Network | Nigeria |
93 | Tuuli Sauren | INSPIRIT Creatives UG NGO | Germany |
94 | Anabel Cruz | Instituto de Comunicación y Desarrollo (ICD) | Uruguay |
95 | Phil Lynch | International Service for Human Rights | Geneva |
96 | Ibrahim Mwafrika | International Social Movement self help group | Kenya |
97 | Thirukumar Premakumar | International Youth Alliance for Peace | Sri Lanka |
98 | Tetiana Hulii | ISC Charity Fund | Ukraine |
99 | Simao Tila | JOINT Liga de ONGs em Moçambique | Mozambique |
100 | Mohammed Ndifuna | Justice Access Point | Uganda |
101 | Glory Nzenwa | Justice Initiative For The Disadvantaged And Oppressed Persons (JIDOP) | Abuja, Nigeria |
102 | Stephanie Kusa | Kakamega Social Justice | Kenya |
103 | Carminda Mac Lorin | Katalizo | Montreal, Canada |
104 | John Kule | Kawempe Health and Education Initiative | Uganda |
105 | Justus Lavi Mwololo | Kenya Small Scale Farmers Forum KESSFF | Kenya |
106 | Ivan Fredrick Kasonko | Key populations Uganda | Uganda |
107 | Rupert Daley | Kingston Action Forum | Jamaica |
108 | ali mahmoud mhamad | Kurdistan without Genocide | Iraq |
109 | Justina Kaluinaite | Lithuanian NGDO Platform | Lithuania |
110 | Lina Marcela Lopez | Manos al Campo | Colombia |
111 | Emilie Pradichit | Manushya Foundation | Thailand |
112 | Saliu Bashir | MCDO | Nigeria |
113 | Edwin Donald Pérez | Mesa Intersectorial de Tierra y Ambiente | Guatemala |
114 | Dumisani Kaliati | MicroMek | Malawi |
115 | Victor Okechukwu Chimezie | Mind Reformers Network | Nigeria |
116 | Adah Mbah Muyang | Mother of Hope Cameroon - MOHCAM | Cameroon |
117 | Augustine Macarthy | Movement towards Education and Youth Empowerment | Sierra Leone, West Africa |
118 | Daya Sagar Shrestha | National Campaign for Sustainable Development Nepal | Nepal |
119 | Gaja Å avelÄ— | National NGO Coalition | Lithuania |
120 | Omayma | National Sudanese Women Association | Sudan |
121 | Subindra Bogati | Nepal Peacebuilding Initiative | Kathmandu, Nepal |
122 | Dr. Tristaca McCray | NERDS RULE INC. | United States of America |
123 | Kai Klandorf | Network of Estonian Non-Profit Organizations (NENO) | Estonia |
124 | Agenonga Robert | Ngetha Media Association for Peace NMAP | Uganda |
125 | Olena Lazorenko | NGO "League of Professional Women" | Ukraine |
126 | Ken Phillips | NGO Futures LLC | Boston, MA, USA |
127 | Yusuff Olayode | Nigeria Coalition on Youth, Peace and Security | Nigeria |
128 | Oyebisi, B. Oluseyi | Nigeria Network of NGOs | Nigeria |
129 | Vandita Morarka | One Future Collective | Mumbai, India |
130 | Chris Abbott | Open Briefing | United Kingdom |
131 | ali mahmoud mhamad | Organization of the Justice Campaign | Iraq |
132 | Dr. Obiero Onganga | OSIENALA Friends of Lake Victoria | Kenya |
133 | Emeline Siale ILOLAHIA | Pacific Islands Association of Non-Governmental Organisations | Suva, Fiji |
134 | Epa Pepe Tanuvasa | PacificwinAustralia | Australia |
135 | Alice Meredith | PacificwinNewZealand | New Zealand |
136 | Pefi Kingi | PacificwinPacific | New Zealand |
137 | Mohammad Ismail | Pakistan NGOs Forum | Pakistan |
138 | Mousa Rimawi | Palestinian Center for Development and Media freedoms-MADA | Ramallah- Palestine |
139 | D. Shankarappa | Parivarthana Rural Development Society | |
140 | Nurul Alam Masud | Participatory Research Action Network- PRAN | Bangladesh |
141 | May Nasr | Partners We Are in Lebanon (PartnersLebanon) | Beirut, Lebanon |
142 | Albert Baudouin TWIZEYIMANA | PAX PRESS | Rwanda |
143 | Runcie C.W. Chidebe | Project PINK BLUE - Health & Psychological Trust Centre | Nigeria |
144 | Elisa Peter | Publish What You Pay | United Kingdom |
145 | Guillermo Correa | RACI - Argentine Network for International Cooperation | Argentina |
146 | ElsaMarie DSilva | Red Dot Foundation | India |
147 | Suzanne Lea | Red Dot Foundation Global | United States of America |
148 | Lorena T Liendo Rey | Red por los Derechos Humanos de los niños, niñas y adolescentes | Venezuela |
149 | Fereza Makene | Réseau SOS Femmes en Détresse - SOS FED | Burundi |
150 | Tizgowere Msiska | Revolution Human Aid and Transparency Initiative | Malawi |
151 | Janak Raj Hamal | Rural Sustainalbe Development and Research Center | Nepal |
152 | Bernard LUTETE DI LUTETE | Save the Climat | Democratic Republic of the Congo |
153 | Marta Ferrara | Semillas para la Democracia | Paraguay |
154 | Juanita Pardesi | Seriti Institute | South Africa |
155 | Naima Twahir | Shakirina Youth for Development | Kenya |
156 | Ekenia Chifamba | Shamwari Yemwanasikana | Harare, Zimbabwe |
157 | Cosmas Rongoti | Shanduko Yeupenyu Child Care | Zimbabwe |
158 | George Kapataies | Shiam - Youth Make the Future | Palestine - Ramallah |
159 | Charles Mwangi | SIXKNM Self-Help Group | Kenya |
160 | Adinan Sufiyan | Social and Labour Affairs | Ethiopia |
161 | Shawna Bader-Blau | Solidarity Center | United States of America |
162 | Festo Bali Christopher | South Sudan community change Agency | South Sudan |
163 | Stephen Lee | Ste | South Africa |
164 | Chanwat Brian Geoffrey | Strategic Response International | Uganda |
165 | Mayaya K. Singu | Sustainable Beekeeping and Human Development | Tanzania |
166 | Mazen DARWISH | Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression- SCM | France |
167 | Fadel Abdul Ghany | Syrian Network for Human Rights | Syria |
168 | Kwabena Agyarko Achempong | Talent Africa Foundation | Ghana |
169 | Samuel Sebit Emmanuel | Talent Initiative for Development-TIDE | South Sudan |
170 | Paschal Nchunda | Tanzania Agricultural Modernization Association | Tanzania |
171 | Emmanuel C. Amistad | Task Force Detainees of the Philippines | Philippines |
172 | Michael Diala | Team Initiative | Nigeria |
173 | Petru Botnaru | Terra-1530 | Moldova, Republic of |
174 | Alex Mukungu Nasiyo | The Adan Keynan Foundation | Kenya |
175 | Ziad Abdel Samad | The Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND) | Beirut, Lebanon |
176 | Coltrida | The New Wash Burn Foundation | Tanzania |
177 | Kirthi Jayakumar | The Red Elephant Foundation | India |
178 | Aidan Eyakuze | Twaweza East Africa | Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda |
179 | Gerald Kankya | Twerwaneho Listeners' Club - Uganda (TLC) | Fort Portal, Uganda |
180 | Sophie Kange | Uganda National NGO Forum | Uganda |
181 | Mukami Merete | Dr. Stella Wairimu | UHAI EASHRI | Eastern Africa region |
182 | Akaninyene Obot | Ukana West 2 Community Based Health Initiative | Nigeria |
183 | Cay-Low Mbedzi | Uninhibited Voices | South Africa |
184 | Susana Erostegui | Unión Nacional de Instituciones para el Trabajo de Acción Social-UNITAS | Bolivia |
185 | Ndanatsei Tawamba | Urgent Action Fund-Africa | Kenya |
186 | Mustafa Abdi | Violation Documentation Center in North Syria | Syria |
187 | BRIAN WAMUKOTA | WAKWETU YOUTH GROUP | Kenya |
188 | Nana Afadzinu | West Africa Civil Society Institute | Ghana |
189 | Ana Addobbati | Women Friendly / Social Good Brasil | Brazil |
190 | Gerbrand Haverkamp | World Benchmarking Alliance | Netherlands |
191 | Prince Ifoh | Young African Leaders Forum | South Africa |
192 | Tariq Mahmood Qureshi | Young League Pakistan | Pakistan |
193 | Paul | Youth Advocates for Change | Zambia |
194 | Foeday Zinnah | Youth Alliance for Rural Development YARD-Liberia | Liberia |
195 | Jonathan Kassibu | Youth and Environment Vision | Tanzania |
196 | Emmanuel Edudzie | Youth Empowerment Synergy | Accra, Ghana |
197 | Roshni K. Nuggehalli | Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action-YUVA | India |
198 | Priscilla Nyaaba | Youth Harvest Foundation Ghana | Bolgatanga, Ghana |
199 | Justin Francis Bionat | Youth Voices Count | Philippines / Thailand |
200 | Ahmed Allouch | Youth Without Borders - Tunisia | Tunis, Tunisia |
201 | Swaliho M. Fofana | YOUTHAID-LIBERIA | Liberia |
202 | Leah Diana Mitaba | Zambia Council for Social Development | Zambia |