INTEGRATION AND TRADE CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM. Joaquim Tres and Alvaro Garcia Integration and Trade Sector Vice President of Sectors and Knowledge

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1 INTEGRATION AND TRADE CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM Joaquim Tres and Alvaro Garcia Integration and Trade Sector Vice President of Sectors and Knowledge

2 INDEX 1# 2# 3# 4# 5# 6# 7# 8# 9# What is the Origin? IDB s Instrument Value Chain Why an Integration Capacity Building Program? What Do we Offer to the Region? How Do we Evaluate the Program s Impact? What Topics Do we Offer? What Have we Achieved? Where Are we Heading? Our Partners

3 1# WHAT IS THE ORIGIN?

4 2# IDB S INSTRUMENT VALUE CHAIN PE-L1159 (US$20 millions) 14 courses / +400 certified participants 100% certified in Peru s SW Results of the Peruvian SW in 2014: US$70 savings per transaction US$11 million total savings 17% savings in time compared to participating agencies 260 procedures incorporated 3.2 million folios not printed thanks to the VUCE RG-T1982 ($250,000) RG-T2073 ($800,000) PE-T1241 ($500,000) CO-T1214 ($500,000) SW Network meetings 4th meeting in Santiago, December 13 5th meeting in Cartagena, May 14 6th meeting in Cuzco, December 3 Innovation Knowledge management

5 2# IDB S INSTRUMENT VALUE CHAIN Peru, Ecuador, Uruguay, Costa Rica Jamaica, Bahamas Honduras, Nicaragua LOANS Online Courses 6 virtual tutored courses certificates AEO RG-T1325 (650,000 usd) RG-T2070 (900,000 usd) RG-T2368 (400,000 usd) TCs SEMINARS + 15 regional workshops with WCO. US/CTPAT, Spanish Custom COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE Innovation Knowledge Management

6 3# WHY AN INTEGRATION TRAINING PROGRAM? - Increased depth and breadth of FTAs, customs responsabilities and pro-active policies of export promotion and investment attraction - Increased complexity of foreign trade operations, participation in value chains - Limited financial and human resources in LAC to address the trade 21st Century agenda - Training is essential to increase the public sector productivity in order to address new challenges - IDB offers training to complement our technical assistance and loans

7 4# WHAT DO WE OFFER TO THE REGION? CONTENT DEVELOPMENT ONLINE COURSES COURSES AND SEMINARS COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE - Tutored - MOOCs (CAs, IDBx)

8 CONTENT DEVELOPMENT Content in modules Designed by specialists Unique contents Each module contains pages High technical quality and methodological rigor Duration per module - 1 week: Participants: hrs. weekly Tutors: hrs. Weekly Materials, group exercises, participation in forums and final test

9 ONLINE TUTORED COURSES Duration: 6-9 weeks Knowledge test at the beginning and at end of the course 40 participants maximum Highly personalized attention Director, tutors (all certified by INDES), participant coordinator and IDB specialists

10 ONLINE COURSES MOOCs MOOCs development and delivery Designed for integration programs final users and beneficiaries Self-paced courses Self-assessed teaching hours

11 FACE-TO-FACE COURSES, SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS Coordinated with strategic partners (WCO, WTO,...) 40 participants maximum 2-3 days duration (6-8 hrs. daily) Dialogue between specialists National cases and experiences presentations

12 COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE Designed for professionals that have completed IDB courses Knowledge exchange between implementers of integration programs Facilitator and participant s coordinators Innovation and knowledge management Generation of social capital and networking Knowledge plans: forums, webinars and online library Authorized Economic Operator Single Window E-Commerce Rules of Origin Coordinated Border Management

13 5# HOW DO WE EVALUATE THE PROGRAM S IMPACT? SATISFACTION LEARNING USEFULNESS IMPACT Feedback surveys Knowledge tests, forum participation, tutored exercises Questionnaire about the use of the knowledge acquired at their job position Integration Implementation surveys Peru SW Saving $70 per SW trade transaction

14 6# WHAT TOPICS DO WE OFFER? +100 Courses

15 7# WHAT HAVE WE ACHIEVED?I VIRTUAL COURSES APPLICATIONS HOURS TAUGHT CERTIFIED PARTICIPANTS *Estimated Data from 2011 to 2014

16 7# WHAT HAVE WE ACHIEVED?II 87% CERTIFIED 50% WOMEN 9.3/10 SATISFACTION *Estimated Data from 2011 to 2014

17 Certificados por Curso y País 450 Certificates by Course an Country % % % % 100 4% % 0% 11% 9% 9% 8% 8% 7% 6% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 4% 3% 3% 2% 2% VU RDO OEA GIF GyL TIM BA PE COMP MSF SOL PI AGRO E-COM Argentina Bolivia Brasil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Honduras México Nicaragua Panamá Paraguay Perú Rep. Dominicana Uruguay Venezuela

18 8# WHERE ARE WE HEADING? Sustainability E-LEARNING PRODUCTS FOR CLIENTS COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE MOOCs Regional courses Franchising courses e-learning Support Constant evaluation of training needs IDBx ConnectAmericas

19 8# OUR PARTNERS Multilateral Leader Organizations Regional Agencies

20 9# Our Partners II Partners for development Aid for Trade RIIF Found AFT: Canada, Chile, United Kingdom, Switzerland RIIF: Canada, Colombia, Korea, Japan, Mexico, Spain, USA Other donor countries: Korea, Japan.

21 THANK YOU