PAMPA2030 - Plataforma Argentina de Monitoreo Para Agenda 2030

In Argentina, the General Confederation of Labour (CGT), the Autonomous Workers’ Central Union of Argentina (CTA-A), the Workers’ Central Union of Argentina (CTA-T), and civil society organizations (NGOs, feminist organizations, faith-based organizations, foundations, youth organizations, social movements, Indigenous organizations, academic and cultural sectors, among others) have committed to acting jointly as a space for convergence and coordination to establish the Argentine Monitoring Platform for the 2030 Agenda (PAMPA 2030).

The involvement of social and trade union organizations in the follow-up and monitoring of the SDGs in Argentina is especially important, requiring transparency in the information produced by the Argentine State and democratic and open participation in consultation and political dialogue spaces with the different governmental agencies responsible for monitoring and implementation.

We believe that trade unions and social organizations have a relevant role in achieving the SDGs and an unavoidable responsibility to provide training and awareness regarding these international commitments that our country has assumed. We have potential strategic partners within the United Nations system (ILO, ECLAC, UNDP, UNESCO, among others) interested in supervising the 2030 Agenda and accompanying us in its monitoring process so that “no one is left behind.” A few months before reaching five years since the adoption of the SDGs, the United Nations system had already produced countless initiatives related to dissemination, training, indicator monitoring, and capacity building on the 2030 Agenda, as well as the production of Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs).

The 2030 Agenda constitutes a tool for political advocacy and social pressure towards our governments, so that they guide state policies aimed at promoting a sustainable development model and address the root causes—not only the “symptoms”—of poverty, inequality, and exclusion. It can become a fundamental tool to ensure that Decent Work, the full realization of Human Rights, Social Justice, Gender Equality, Ecological Sustainability, and Social Participation are placed at the center of public policies and the national and regional development process.

Our Objectives

PAMPA 2030 is a multi-stakeholder coordination platform that seeks to promote the SDGs, provide training, and develop political advocacy for the design of regulatory frameworks aligned with the SDGs.

Specific Objectives:

• Strengthen ourselves as a space for coordination among trade unions, social organizations, and research centers that follow up and monitor the 2030 Agenda in Argentina.
• Disseminate, raise awareness, educate, and build capacity among civil society regarding the SDGs and promote local coordination around specific actions, with special emphasis on the federal nature of our country, by carrying out awareness-raising and training activities in provinces and municipalities.
• Produce parallel reports to the voluntary reports presented by countries before the United Nations.
• Consolidate ourselves as a tool for political advocacy in the design of policies and regulatory frameworks aligned with the SDGs.

At PAMPA 2030, we work on monitoring the SDG targets proposed by the United Nations to:

• Reduce poverty
• Promote decent work
• End hunger
• Reduce inequalities
• Achieve gender equality
• Transform our production model
• Reduce environmental impact and the effects of climate change through a pluralistic and democratic perspective

The commitment of social, trade union, and civil society organizations to monitoring the SDGs in Argentina is especially important because it demands transparency in the information produced by the Argentine State.

It also involves democratic and open participation in consultation spaces and social dialogue with the different governmental agencies responsible for monitoring and implementing the 2030 Agenda.

Our Values

PAMPA 2030 is an open and plural network of organizations in continuous growth. To preserve our original values, our network upholds and promotes the following principles:

• Rule of Law, participatory democracy, and social dialogue
• Plurality, autonomy, and respect for diversity and differing perspectives
• A comprehensive and dialogical approach to the 2030 Agenda
• International Development Effectiveness Principles
• South–South Cooperation Principles (BAPA): respect for national sovereignty, national ownership and independence, equality, non-conditionality, non-interference in internal affairs, and mutual benefit.

Member organisations

Labor Unions:

• CGT Confederación General del Trabajo
• CTA A Central de Trabajadores Autónoma.
• CTA-T Central de Trabajadores T

Human Rights Organizations

• ANDHES – Abogados del noroeste de Derechos Humanos y estudios sociales
• APDH – ASAMBLEA PERMANENTE DE DERECHOS HUMANOS
• CePaDeHu – Centro de Participación para la Paz y los Derechos Humanos
• Fundación Justicia y Solidaridad
• Memoria Abierta- Alianza de organizaciones de DDHH, Argentina.

ONGS y Fundaciones:  (NGOs and Foundations)

• Red Encuentro – Red de Entidades No Gubernamentales para el Desarrollo en Argentina
• Scouts de Argentina
• DYA. Desarrollo y Autogestión
• ETIS – Equipo de Trabajo e Investigación Social
• Circolo Giuridico d’Argentina
• FEDEFA – Federación de Fundaciones Argentinas
• FOCO-INPADE /Instituto para la Participación y el Desarrollo
• Fundación Multipolar
• Fundación SES
• Fundación UOCRA
• SEHAS – Servicio Habitacional y de Acción Social.
• Fundación La Voz
• Fundación Prosperitá
• Fundación Communitas

Global Development Partnerships with Argentine affiliates:

• CSA- TUCA- Confederación Sindical de Trabajadores y Trabajadoras de las Américas
• AOED – Alianza de Organizaciones para la Efectividad del Desarrollo
• LATINDAD
• GCAP- Global Call to Action against Poverty.
• INAS Istituto Nazionale Assistenza Sociale, Patronato CISL
• Marcha Mundial contra el Trabajo Infantil
• Colectivo de Infancia y Adolescencia
• Comité Argentino de Seguimiento y Aplicación de la Convención Internacional de los Derechos del Niño

 Environmental Organizations

• FARN Fundación Ambiente y Recursos Naturales
• Jóvenes por el Clima

Organizaciones Religiosas o Basadas en la Fe:  (Religious or Faith-Based Organizations:)

• AMIA. Asociación Mutual Israelí Argentina
• Centro de Diálogo Intercultural ALBA (Islámico)
• CREAS. Organización regional, ecuménica y multidisciplinaria de carácter cristiano
• Hora de Obrar. Fundación Protestante
• Comisión de Justicia y Paz. Conferencia Episcopal Argentina
• SEDI. Servicio Evangélico de Diaconía
• INCUPO. Instituto de Cultura Popular
• Pastoral Social Evangélica
• Centro Nueva Tierra
• PROCLADE

Argentine Campaigns for Rights

• Campaña Argentina por el derecho a la Educación
• Colectivo de Derechos de Infancia y Adolescencia
• Comité de Seguimiento y Aplicación de la Convención Internacional sobre los derechos del Niño

Academy

• Catedra Unesco sobre las Manifestaciones de la Cuestión Social
• CEIPSU-Centro de Investigación sobre Políticas Urbanas. UNTREF
• FLACSO
• UMET- Universidad Metropolitana para la Educación y el Trabajo.
• UNIPE. Universidad Pedagógica Nacional
• UNTREF- Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero – Instituto Mundo del Trabajo Julio Godio

Cooperatives and the Social Economy

• COOPERAR
• Fundación La Base

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