Build the Red Cross Character PMI Lessons Learned

To Build the Safer and Resilience Community Vision : PMI with Character Delivers the Humanitarian Service Professionally, Independently and Being Loved by the Community PMI Mission Blood Transfussion and Hospital Health and Social Service Disaster Management The Capacity Development of Organization & Volunteer Movement Statue, Global Strategy 2020 IFRC, Sendai Framework 2015-2030, Sustainable Develompment Goals Red Cross Value Fundamental Principles Health Care in Danger (HCiD) Safer Access SPHERE Standard Code of Conduct Gender & Culture Diversity Creating Safe Environment Child Protection

Image of the Organization Fundamental Principle Trustworthy Impartiality Empathy Image of the Organization Safer Access Code of Conduct Attitude Skill Knowledge Respect SPHERE Standard Child Protection Responsible HCiD Gender and Culture Creating Safe Environment – Vulnerable group

PMI Work with Vulnerable Groups Integrate Safe Environments into Disaster Operations Children Group – Jogjakarta Earthquake 2006  Peer to peer support, PSP for children as entry point to adults, inclusion approach for trauma recovery 2. People with Disabilities Group – Jogjakarta Earthquake 2006  A Family extra burden, vs accesibility: medical, education, livelihood & employment advocacy, cooperation 3. Women Group – Mount Sinabung Eruption 2015 Socio-culture practices: multi-tasking for women, unsafety shelters, PMI capacities

Safer Access Framework – PMI’s Approach Sensitization of the renewed SAF at PMI NHQ level SAF Lesson learned and Action Planning Workshop  3 PMI Provinces (East Kalimantan, Jakarta and Papua) translated the SAF into specific PoA NEXT : to have SAF Assessment and Planning Workshop

Safer Access Lessons Learned and Action Planning for Branches: Translating the Framework into Action workshop Trend findings : a. External Communication: “image building” b. Internal Communication: “command chain” c. Acceptance of the Individual   d. The issue on Operational Security and Risk Management came out in two Provinces.

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