STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING – 26 April 2016

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STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING – 26 April 2016 Building Regional Capacity & Collaboration for Community Resilience in Southeast Asia Overview of the Third Annual Work Plan (AWP3) April 2016 to March 2017

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

Planning process for AWP3 At the regional level, based on and contributing to: The Community Safety and Resilience Roadmap 2016-2020, including components of regional cooperation, HD, Gender and Diversity as well as Disaster Law. The IFRC Operational Plan 2016 for the Bangkok CCST Recommendations from the RRI mid-term retreat (February 2016) At national-level, a planning process Initiated in January 2015 9 countries submitted their plans after discussion with IFRC country offices (when existing) Four work plans (HD/COM, DL, G&D, CSR) contributing to 3 outcomes First draft submitted to CRC on 18 March 2016, then to GAC on 5 April 2016.

No cost extension The plan was prepared based on the assumption that the no cost extension was approved It is not the final year of the project The full project team is maintained for the whole year Comparative financial volume with AWP2 Increased focus on sustainability of the activities to transition into a smaller and final AWP4

Humanitarian Diplomacy / Communications Ongoing support to publications from NSs to profile their work Continuation of the investments in Social media, in particular through peer to peer support Community engagement, maximizing opportunities with radios and TVs Communications for advocacy in programming Support to HD/advocacy for regional events such as the Hanoi conference on gender and DRR or AMCDRR in India

Disaster Law Finalization of research projects in Indonesia and Myanmar (with potential continuation) Dissemination activities in Cambodia and Viet Nam at the request of the governments Law process in Lao PDR Disaster Law bootcamp (October) Regional DL network

Gender and Diversity Hanoi Gender and DRR Conference Network meeting / refresher training for focal points G&D self assessments in Philippines and Viet Nam Policy work in Philippines and Cambodia Gender in DRR tools such as VCA and NDRT assessment templates Resource library

Community Safety and Resilience / Regional cooperation / internal Continue supporting the CSRF and the SEAYN Invest more in the Mekong sub-region with peer to peer potential Support NS positioning with NDMOs through targeted joint activities Finalize 5 HFA reports as baselines for Sendai implementation plans in the countries Launch the new online library platform and sustain the gains of this knowledge management hub

Community Safety and Resilience / Regional cooperation / external ASEAN ACE programme Simulation Exercises Technical dialogue (DRR, school safety, DL, SGBV, etc.) Other actors AMCDRR ADPC

SEA-Canada exchanges First opportunity in November 2015 as part of the 6th National Roundtabble on DRR in Calgary and following CRHNet annual simposium Areas discussed were DRR and National Society relationships with governments as part of National Platforms, humanitarian diplomacy and community engagement, disaster law as well as gender and diversity. Potential for next visit for the next annual roundtable as well as Canadian visits to project activities in SEA throughout AWP3

Project management tools PMF reviewed and updated in March 2016 / no major change Indicator tracking table updated in March 2016 (AWP3 targets) and April 2016 (AWP2 progress) Risk Matrix updated / no major change