STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING – 25 April 2016

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STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING – 25 April 2016 Building Regional Capacity & Collaboration for Community Resilience in Southeast Asia Overview of project achievements (AWP2) April 2015 to March 2016

Key project facts Location: Southeast Asia – or 11 countries Duration: 2014-2017 Project value: CAD 6,290,802 Donor: Canadian Government (GAC) and Canadian Red Cross Beneficiaries: Direct - 11NSs & governments, ASEAN and regional organizations Indirect - 10m people

Roles and responsibilities (1)

Overall aim of the Regional Resilience Initiative Rather than a new project, this initiative is building on current programme and strategy for the region It aims at strengthening communication and advocacy, humanitarian diplomacy, disaster law and gender / diversity inclusion… … to enhance capacities and partnerships and thus be able to better advocate for the needs of the most vulnerable, both at national and regional levels.

3 outcomes, 4 inter-related work plans, 2 levels of engagement… Four work plans contributing to 3 outcomes Humanitarian Diplomacy / communications Disaster Law Gender and Diversity Community Safety and Resilience / Regional Cooperation Regional cooperation Support of existing networks (CSRF, SEAYN, G&D…) Partnerships enhancement (ASEAN, ADPC, UN…) Tailored support to National Societies

Planning for AWP2 November 2014 – January 2015 In-country planning process February 2015 Drafting of the plan – discussion within the team 2 March 2015 Steering Committee – initial review and approval in principle March-April 2015 Finalization of the plan 15 May 2015 Submission to GAC (then DFATD)

Building evidence for effective DRR advocacy Promoting community voices and NS DRR programming (documentation of best practices) 177 staffs trained (77 female), Incl. 54 (18 female) managers Use of social media for community engagement

Growing interest for Disaster Law Regional Disaster Law Forum in Bangkok, June 2015 Commitment from the region to continue strengthening disaster laws and the role of National Societies as a bridge between the community/local level and high level law and policy making processes.

Disaster Law at national level

Growing interest in Gender and Diversity Plans in countries Strategic / policy support Development of tools Review of good practices Regional network launched Regional TOT last October Online resource library Partnership with Australian, Canadian, French, German and Norwegian RC

G&D - Progress in countries Awareness-raising in Timor Leste for 76 staffs in three batches (August 2016) Training on Gender in DRR for Thai Red Cross (November 2015) New Strategy for Women’s Advancement (2016-2020) of the Lao Red Cross (March 2016) National self-assessment of the Viet Nam Red Cross Sensitization session with Malaysian military on SGBV Philippine and Cambodian RC produced a first draft of Gender and Diversity policy

Regional cooperation – among National Societies Peer-to-peer exchanges Online library Joint emergency response Community Safety and Resilience Forum

Cooperation with ASEAN Technical cooperation with AHA Centre based on our Joint Action Plan: ACE Programme, DiREx Malaysia, ASEAN Joint Disaster Response Plan Technical dialogue with ASEAN Secretariat at the time Member States draft the post-2015 AADMER Work Programme (2016-2020) Contribution to the ASEAN Safe Schools Initiative under the AADMER

Regional cooperation with other partners Participation in the Asia-Pacific Coalition on School Safety Co-organization of the 8th DRR Practitioner Workshop with UNDP, FAO, ECHO and ADPC Partnership with UNDP and UNOCHA on Disaster Law

Expenditures (IFRC only)

Variances in AWP1 expenditures vs. budget HD/COM: delay of a regional training for senior management as well as transfer of some activities to ICRC (Cambodia) Disaster Law: government approvals for research projects (Indonesia and Myanmar) and floods in Myanmar Gender & Diversity: decision to postpone some national level activities after the regional TOT Other costs : mid-term retreat supported by CRC budget of RRI

Challenges Monitoring, complexity of tracking the impact A wide range of stakeholders / information-sharing and coordination Prioritization of opportunities – multiple linkages and collaborations Coordination among component vs. workload and travels

Thank you

Roles and responsibilities (2)