The competition is aimed at rewarding the best initiatives and professional practices in the field of occupational safety and health (OSH) among students in vocational and technical training. This initiative of the Social Security Fund (Caisse de sécurité sociale – CSS) of Senegal is reserved for students and aimed at raising the awareness of future workers and employers, while also creating a dynamic of reflection and sharing in the field of OSH.

The works are evaluated by a jury according to criteria based on:

As part of the process to develop the Retirement Savings System (SAR) for the benefit of working people, the general provisions to which Retirement Fund Administrators must adhere in relation to their outreach staff were modified in February 2022, creating the role of Pension Advisor. Their main objective will be to advise and manage procedures and services related to workers’ retirement savings accounts, in order to encourage account registration and promote voluntary savings.

Publishing open data is an important practice to strengthen citizens’ trust in their institutions. It facilitates access to information and creates the necessary conditions to improve the quality of public services. In this context, social security institutions must ensure the reliability of data and provide accessible spaces to generate value for the public while also guaranteeing the confidentiality of personal data.

Mexico’s National Commission of the Retirement Savings System (Comisión Nacional del Sistema de Ahorro para el Retiro – CONSAR) aims to transform the Retirement Savings System (Sistema de Ahorro para el Retiro – SAR) to put workers at the heart of decision-making.

In the pursuit of its paperless policy, the National Social Security Fund for the Non-Salaried Workers (Caisse nationale de la sécurité sociale des non-salariés – CASNOS) of Algeria re-engineered its electronic records management system using state-of-the-art technologies.

This new, modern, universal system has quickly become a cornerstone of digital transformation by interacting with all of the fund's legacy systems.

Recognizing the fact that the world is a global village, prioritizing our valued pensioners for whom we exist to serve and acknowledging the fact that they reside throughout the world, we aim to level the playing field for all. Coming out of COVID-19, its lockdown and limitation of access to several services the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) of the National Insurance Board (NIB) from Grenada has recognized the fact that this requirement can and will be difficult for people, especially if physical, medical, geographical, and other challenges exist.

Costa Rica’s Pension and Retirement Board of the National Teachers’ Union (Junta de Pensiones y Jubilaciones del Magisterio Nacional – JUPEMA) runs the Collective Capitalization System (Régimen de Capitalización Colectiva – RCC), exclusively for the education sector. To ensure the actuarial sustainability of the system, it invests the financial resources contributed by members in various alternative investments.

The Colombian Pension Administrator (Administradora Colombiana de Pensiones – Colpensiones), a specialized State financial institution linked to the Ministry of Work, is responsible for providing the entitlements and benefits established by the overall social security system.

The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) of Zimbabwe, hereafter referred as to the Authority, was using a manual system in the collection of contributions, registration, billing and submission of returns processes. There was no real time interface with clients, and this led to accumulation of backlogs in terms of capturing employer and employee data thus negatively impacting on data cleanliness levels.

A brainchild developed after years of engagement with informal sector participants, Rukisha which in English translates to “Leap”, is a proprietary solution that is poised to revolutionize the social security sector driving penetration and more significantly enhancing compliance in the payment of contributions.