ASEAN Safe Schools Initiative

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ASEAN Safe Schools Initiative

Background ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER) Legally binding regional disaster risk reduction framework for ASEAN Enacted in 2009 AADMER Work Programme 2010-2015 Roadmap to put the AADMER into action

ASEAN Safe Schools Initiative Supporting AADMER Work Programme 2010-2015: “Disaster Safety of Educational Facilities” and “Integrating DRR into curriculum” 2013 2014 2015 Establishment PMT Launch of ASSI Phase 2 Endorsed by ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management (ACDM) Program design and consortium formation Progress report from nine ASEAN member States

ASEAN Safe Schools Initiative - 2016 ASSI as a sub-regional initiative on school safety in ASEAN region – in alignment w/ APCSS & GADRRES. Creates a space in the SEA to discuss and share technical resources, policy development and practices to minimise the impacts of disasters to children’s education Promotes and advocates CSSF in ASEAN and coordinates and collaborates with players on school safety in ASEAN Contributes to achievement of school safety at regional and global levels (SFDRR: Priority 3 & SDGs) AADMER Work Programme 2016-2020 (PP2: BUILD SAFELY ASEAN Education Sector Strategic 5-Year Work Plan 2016-2020 A Partnership between ASEAN Member States & CSO to promote a comprehensive approach to school safety.

ASSI focus in 201-2015: ECHO and DFAT-funded Principal objective: Children in ASEAN are more resilient to disasters and have a safe and secure learning environment Specific objective: Improved technical and institutional capacity of ASEAN Member States on safe school programming through inter-agency collaboration and the use of the ASEAN framework, guidelines, and tools for safe school Result 1: Regional collaboration on the development of school safety across ASEAN MSs is strengthened with prioritised tools and approaches in place by the end of the project Result 2: Policies, tools, and technical capacity are in place and being utilised through inter-agency collaboration to promote safe schools at the country and school levels Result 3: Increase in advocacy and learning initiatives on school safety across Ministries of Education, National Disaster Management Organisations, and other stakeholders in ASEAN Member States

ASEAN Safe Schools Initiative At National Level Myanmar (ECHO): Yangon township and Rakhine state Laos (ECHO):Bolikhamxay Cambodia (ECHO): Kampong Chhnang and Pursat Indonesia (DFAT) Location: 2 urban schools in Jakarta:

Opportunities and Priorities: ASSI Now & Future AADMER WP 2016-2020 in concurrence with the newly adopted SFDRR (new Working Group on Knowledge and Innovation Management). Joint endorsement of the ASEAN Common Framework for CSS by the Education and DM sectors. Strengthening of knowledge and good practices exchange mechanism among AMSs (ASSI KM/COM) Strengthening ASEAN capacity on SS and development of pool of trained SS experts/practitioners

Opportunities & Priorities: ASSI Now & Future AADMER WP 2016-2020 aims to strengthen national ownership by encouraging the national level initiatives. Compilation and standardising school safety tools and resources in country (SDRM guideline and existing national tool kits) Strengthening of inter-agency coordination Providing technical support in the development or enhancement of SS database and information system in AMSs ASEAN Vision 2025: institutionalization and communication, partnership and innovation, and finance-resource mobilization ASSI engagement of private sectors and other relevant sectors including Youth sector, development & planning sector, budget and finance sector and media Strengthening resources mobilization with the leadership of the ASEAN Member States

Thank you!