COSIPLAN PRESIDENCY PRO TEMPORE CHILE

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ACTION 1.1. Indicative Territorial Planning Methodology and Process This action will be implemented during 2014 on the basis of the activities undertaken in the following areas of work, which will be specified further below: COSIPLAN Projects Planning Methodologies and Tools Sectoral Integration Processes ACTION 1.2. Diagnostic Study of Infrastructure Networks in South America Workshop or Seminar Workshop on Freight Transport and Logistics (Coordination: Republic of Peru) ACTION 2.3. Methodology for Social Participation and Active Contribution of the Communities Involved Civic Participation and coordination with other UNASUR bodies according to the Forum guidelines 3

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CHAPTER 4.2 y 4.3. Working Group on Financing and Guarantee Mechanisms and Financial Support for the Preparation of Studies (CCT and other sources) - In coordination with the Council on Economy and Finance - CCT enlargement and identification of new sources for the financing of integration projects in South America, preparation of studies, and implementation of projects. (Coordination: Federal Republic of Brazil) ACTION 6.2.1. Working Group on Rail Integration - Agree on the Terms of Reference for a consultancy with the purpose of gathering and analyzing the national and international regulations in force and examine possibilities of harmonizing them, considering the European and other experiences. Secure technical assistance funds. (Coordination: Oriental Republic of Uruguay) 5

ACTION 5.3 y 6.2.5. Working Group on Telecommunications - Encourage projects that promote regional integration through ICTs - Secure the funds to define the South American Connectivity Network for Integration, to build the South American Broadband Network on the basis of what was agreed by the Communications Ministers in August 2013. - Work jointly with the South American Defense Council to maintain regular coordination on cybernetic defense and the interconnection of the fiber optic networks. (Coordination: Republic of Paraguay) ACTION 5.2 y 6.1.3. Working Group on GIS and COSIPLAN Website - Make headway with the execution of the work plan for the development and implementation of the COSIPLAN GIS, with the assistance of the Common Initiatives Fund of UNASUR. - Design and implement the work plan for the development of the COSIPLAN Website in cooperation with the UNASUR General Secretariat. - Organize GTE meetings to assess the progress of the work plan. 6 (Coordination: Republic of Argentina) COSIPLAN PRESIDENCY PRO TEMPORE, SANTIAGO, CHILE 2013-2014

COSIPLAN PROJECTS Project Portfolio Database ACTION 4.1 COSIPLAN Project Portfolio ACTION 4.2 Integration Priority Project Agenda (API) ACTION 4.3 7

COSIPLAN PROJECT PORTFOLIO DATABASE ACTION 4.1: Keep the Project Portfolio Database up to date Keep the Project Portfolio Database (PDB) the COSIPLAN Project Information System up to date. Complete the implementation of the API Continuous Monitoring System (CMS). Continue with the functional improvements to the CMS as per the suggestions made by the countries administrators and introduce the relevant adjustments. Produce the COSIPLAN Project Information System User s Handbook. 8

COSIPLAN PROJECT PORTFOLIO ACTION 4.2: Update the COSIPLAN Infrastructure Project Portfolio Continue updating and improving the quality of the information on the projects by incorporating specific descriptors for the different sectors and subsectors and financing sources and modalities. Organize GTE meetings on the nine Integration and Development Hubs to update the Project Portfolio. Start using the CMS to monitor the COSIPLAN Portfolio projects. Complete and disseminate the socioeconomic and environmental characterization of the Hubs (Amazon, Capricorn, Guianese Shield, Paraguay Paraná Waterway, Central Interoceanic, Peru Brazil Bolivia, Southern). Draw up the Project Portfolio Report 2014. 9 COSIPLAN PRESIDENCY PRO TEMPORE, SANTIAGO, CHILE 2013-2014

INTEGRATION PRIORITY PROJECT AGENDA ACTION 4.3: Create and review the Integration Priority Project Agenda (API) and create a permanent monitoring mechanism. Continue updating and improving the information contained in the structured projects files. Keep the API individual projects CMS up to date. Identify indicators to measure project progress and produce executive reports. Organize a GTE Meeting on API (including the CMS) as part of the GTE Meetings to Update the Portfolio. Draw up the API Report 2014. 10

PLANNING METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS Integration Territorial Programs (PTIs) ACTIONS 3.1 and 3.2 Strategic Environmental and Social Evaluation (EASE) ACTION 6.1.1 Production Integration and Logistics (IPrLg) ACTION 6.1.2 Risk and Disaster Prevention and Management in Infrastructure ACTION 6.1.5 11

INTEGRATION TERRITORIAL PROGRAMS ACTION 3.1: Define a methodology for the creation of Integration Territorial Programs (PTIs) to supplement the Integration Priority Project Agenda (API). ACTION 3.2: Create Integration Territorial Programs (PTIs) to supplement the Integration Priority Project Agenda (API). Conduct pilot applications of the guidelines to the API projects to be defined by the countries. This activity will be subject to: (i) the commitment of the countries involved, including bilateral and intergovernmental agreements concerning the design and implementation of PTI actions; and (ii) having the necessary resources to fund this activity. Preliminary interest has been expressed in the following projects: Agua Negra Binational Tunnel (Argentina Chile) and Montevideo Cacequi Railway Corridor (Brazil Uruguay). 12

STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL EVALUATION(EASE) ACTION 6.1.1: Application of the Strategic Environmental and Social Evaluation (EASE) Methodology). Conduct applications of the methodology. This activity will be subject to: (i) the commitment of the countries involved, including bilateral and intergovernmental agreements concerning the application of the methodology; and (ii) having the necessary resources to fund this activity. Argentina and Paraguay have expressed their willingness to apply the Methodology to the border between their countries. 13

PRODUCTION INTEGRATION AND LOGISTICS(IPRLG) ACTION 6.1.2: Revision and application of the Production Integration and Logistics (IPrLg) Methodology. Conduct applications of the methodology. This activity will be subject to: (i) the commitment of the countries involved, including bilateral and intergovernmental agreements concerning the application of the methodology; and (ii) having the necessary resources to fund this activity. Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay have expressed their interest in applying this Methodology, and to this end coordination with other countries will be sought. 14

RISK AND DISASTER PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE ACCION 6.1.5: Gestión de Catástrofes en la Infraestructura Organize a GTE meeting on risk and disaster management to consider complementation with the other methodologies. Produce the Methodology User s Handbook, and conduct a pilot application in order to lay the foundation for the formulation of the methodological tool and define future courses of action. Coordinate actions with the High Level Working Group for Comprehensive Disaster Risk Management. (Coordination: Republic of Chile) 15

SECTORAL INTEGRATION PROCESSES Freight Transport and Logistics ACTION 6.2.1 Ports ACTION 6.2 Air Integration ACTION 6.2.4 Facilitation and Modernization of Border Crossings ACTION 6.2.2 Trade Integration through Postal Services ACTION 6.2.3 16

FREIGHT TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS ACTION 6.2.1: Promote regulatory convergence to regulate the development and operation of the regional infrastructure. Organize a Workshop on Freight Transport and Logistics with the purpose of advancing towards a systemic view of infrastructure, transport and logistics; identifying obstacles and opportunities; gathering good practices related to the process, and identifying actions at the regional level. Agree and move forward on a multiannual regional program to strengthen capacity building in freight transport and logistics policy making and management targeted for the national sectoral teams. Explore alternatives to design a COSIPLAN methodology to measure progress in this field. (Coordination: Republic of Peru) 17

ACTION 6.2: Sectoral Processes PORTS Organize a Workshop on Ports to share experiences and lessons learned by the countries, and to analyze potential changes in the port sector. Analyze national policies on port development. Identify financial alternatives for port modernization purposes. Harmonize South American regional positions in this field. (Coordination: Federal Republic of Brazil 18

AIR INTEGRATION ACTION 6.2.4. Air Integration Organize a Workshop of the GTE on Air Integration with the following objectives: Analyze the airport network system (for freight and passengers) and new trends in operations with a view to its modernization as well as sources of financing. Analyze common policies on airports at borders. Gather good practices in passenger and freight transport. Evaluate the air interconnectivity of South American and make a diagnosis of it. (Coordination: Federal Republic of Brazil) 19

FACILITATION AND MODERNIZATION OF BORDER CROSSINGS ACTION 6.2.2: Facilitation and modernization of border crossings. Organize a GTE meeting on border crossings. Conduct a pilot implementation of performance standards and indicators for South American border crossings at the border crossings proposed by the countries involved. This activity will be subject to: (i) the commitment of the countries involved, including bilateral and intergovernmental agreements concerning the pilot implementation; and (ii) having the necessary resources to fund this activity. (Coordination: Republic of Argentina and Republic of Chile) 20

TRADE INTEGRATION THROUGH POSTAL SERVICES ACTION 6.2.3: Develop the postal modality to support the export and import operations of micro and small enterprises Organize a GTE meeting on trade integration through postal services. Export service (Exporta Fácil): Continue implementing and improving the service, and undertaking monitoring visits (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Uruguay). Undertake a pre diagnostic visit to Paraguay. Identify and adopt a set of indicators to show the results of exporting through postal services and to measure the value added of Exporta Fácil. Import service: Work on the simplification of import postal processes and draw up annual reports in charge of the countries on the follow up to the implementation of the national work plans. (Coordination: Federal Republic of Brazil) 21 COSIPLAN PRESIDENCY PRO TEMPORE, SANTIAGO, CHILE 2013-2014

2014 ACTIVITIES TIMETABLE Date City Body Activity March 6 Asunción COSIPLAN WG Meeting of the Working Group on Telecommunications March 27 Quito COSIPLAN Workshop on Integrated Planning April 22 24 Bogotá IIRSA May 20 Montevideo COSIPLAN WG May 21 Montevideo COSIPLAN WG June 24 Santiago IIRSA GTE Meetings on the Nine EIDs and API to Update the Project Portfolio Meeting of the Working Group on GIS and COSIPLAN Website Meeting of the Working Group on South American Rail Integration GTE Meeting on Risk and Disaster Prevention and Management in Infrastructure June 25 Santiago IIRSA XXIV Meeting of National Coordinators June 26 Santiago COSIPLAN IX Meeting of the COSIPLAN Coordinating Committee August 5 Lima IIRSA GTE Meeting on Freight Transport and Logistics August 6 7 Lima IIRSA GTE Meeting on Trade Integration through Postal Services 22

2014 ACTIVITIES TIMETABLE Date City Body Activity September 9 Rio de Janeiro COSIPLAN WG Meeting of the Working Group on Financing and Guarantee Mechanisms September 10 Rio de Janeiro IIRSA Workshop on Ports September 11 Rio de Janeiro IIRSA Workshop on Air Integration October 15 Buenos Aires COSIPLAN WG Meeting of the WG on GIS and COSIPLAN Website October 16 Buenos Aires IIRSA GTE Meeting on Border Crossings November 6 Caracas COSIPLAN Workshop on Integrated Planning December 2 Montevideo IIRSA XXV Meeting of National Coordinators December 3 Montevideo COSIPLAN X Meeting of the COSIPLAN Coordinating Committee December 4 Montevideo COSIPLAN V Ordinary Meeting of the COSIPLAN Ministers 23 COSIPLAN PRESIDENCY PRO TEMPORE, SANTIAGO, CHILE 2013-2014

Abbreviations and Acronyms API: Integration Priority Project Agenda CCT: Technical Coordination Committee CMS: Continuous Monitoring System EASE: Strategic Environmental and Social Evaluation EID: Integration and Development Hub GTE: Executive Technical Group IPRLG: Production Integration and Logistics PDB: Project Database PTI: Integration Territorial Program WG: Working Group 24