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Diagram No. 2 – Level of workforce contribution to GDP
As regards Latin America as a whole, meetings took place throughout 2010 in preparation
for the Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and Governments at which ministers with
responsibility for the different participating portfolios, namely Agriculture, Health, Employment,
Public Administration and Government Reform, Tourism, Education, Children and Young
People, Justice, Presidency, Housing and Town Planning, agreed the objectives to be met by each
country, resulting in the Mar del Plata Declaration “Education for Social Inclusion”.
On that occasion, the heads of state and government reiterated the common goal of advancing
the building of fair, democratic, participatory and collective societies in the context of cultural,
historical and educational cooperation and integration across the Ibero-American region to
secure for everyone in that region a quality education based on intra- and intercultural social
inclusion, in order to promote a fairer Ibero-America, with greater economic, social and cultural
development within democratic, collective and participatory societies that promote the
wellbeing of all of the region’s inhabitants.
The challenges of social inclusion as a central plank of the region’s public policies were brought
up in the various preparatory ministerial meetings. The 13th Meeting of the Ibero-American
Network of Presidential Ministers and Equivalents (RIMPE), held in Lisbon, Portugal, dealt with
the theme of the Participation of Citizens in the Age of Electronic Government, and it was agreed
that “the goals of E-Government must extend beyond the mere effectiveness and efficiency of
administrative processes towards forms which permit social, political and economic change in
support of human development, equality of opportunity and social justice.” (DECLARATION OF
LISBON; 2010)
At the Lisbon conference, the delegate countries agreed desirability of advancing electronic
government initiatives. Specifically, they declared their intention to tackle the following points:
• To promote programs linking electronic government and simplified administration, with the
aim of making interaction between individuals and businesses and the public sector simpler,
faster and more efficient,
• To share experience within the Ibero-American community as regards the creation of unique
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2003: 27% 2010: 44,9%
Source: Indec. http://www.presidencia.gov.ar/component/content/article/138-indicadores/6191-mayor-participacion-de-lostrabajadores-en-el-pbi