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Resolutions
on Civil Society from OAS General Assemblies
Resolutions approved at the
XXXIII OAS General Assembly - Santiago, Chile - June 8-10,
2003
Resolutions approved at the
XXXII OAS General Assembly - Bridgetown, Barbados - June 2-4,
2002
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AG/RES. 1852 (XXXII-O/02) Increasing and Strengthening
Civil Society Participation in OAS Activities
This Resolution instructs the Permanent Council to
adopt strategies for increasing and strengthening civil
society participation in the Organization’s activities.
It instructs, as well, the Inter-American Council for
Integral Development (CIDI) and the General Secretariat of
the OAS to facilitate contributions by civil society
organizations so that the equal and equitable
participation of both men and women are maximized.
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AG/RES. 1901 (XXXII-O/02)
Declaration of La Paz on
Decentralization and on Strengthening Regional and
Municipal Administrations and Participation of Civil
Society
This Resolution expresses the OAS’ firm support for
the objectives outlined at the Meeting of Ministers and
High-Level Authorities Responsible for Policies on
Decentralization, Local Government, and Citizen
Participation at the Municipal Level in the Hemisphere,
held in La Paz, Bolivia from July 29-31, 2001, and
reiterates the request made by the Ministers to the
Inter-American Development Bank, the Economic Commission
for Latin America and the Caribbean, the World Bank, and
the Andean Development Corporation for support in
developing and implementing the decisions made at the La
Paz meeting. This Resolution also thanks the government of
Mexico for its offer to host the Second Meeting of
Ministers in Mexico City during the latter part of 2003.
Resolutions approved at the XXXI OAS
General Assembly - San José, Costa Rica - June 3-5, 2001
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AG/RES.
1834 (XXXI-O/01) The Organization of American States
and civil society
This Resolution asks the Permanent Council to, in
accordance with the participation guidelines for Civil
Society Organizations in OAS activities, elaborate
strategies that will increase their participation in the
OAS.
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