2015-2016 Regional Action Plan 1. Advocacy of SEAYN; Development of SEAYN Case study with good practices of NS Indicators: 6NS; PMI, Myanmar, VNRC, SRC,

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Regional Action Plan 1. Advocacy of SEAYN; Development of SEAYN Case study with good practices of NS Indicators: 6NS; PMI, Myanmar, VNRC, SRC, BDRC, CRC(TBC) 2. Youth champion on Social media including IT initiative and in humanitarian action and promotion of RC learning platform Indicators: 11 NS establish of national webpage/facebook, increase No of learning platform users 3. School Safety (SBDRR- child friendly) tool incorporated into existing programme /continued in ALL NSs and strengthened Indicators: 6NS; MalRC, PMI (review), SRC, CVTL(review), BDRC, MyRC(Discussion) 4. Youth Empowerment Programme initiatives Indicators: YABC (8NS; MalRC, PMI, CVTL, VNRC, BDRC, SRC,MyRC,TRC) Leadership Programmes(6NS; MyRC, PMI,MalRC, SRC,VNRC, BDRC) Non-Violence Peace Programme (5NS; PMI, CVTL, TRC,MyRC, BDRC) 5. Peer support and youth exchange facilitation thru webinar, events, conferences, networking, capacity building for members for the development of Youth and Volunteers Indicators: MalRC - annual meeting, 11 invitation to national events, deployment of members to some trainings thru support of IFRC

Commitment to CSR and SEA Leaders 1.Use of innovative technology to promote and advocate Red Cross Fundamental Principles and Values in all involvement of programmes and address thematic issues into constructive solutions 2.Implement the SEAYN Action Plan with all efforts and by all means and incorporate youth development component into NS Strategic planning 3.Incorporate into existing/initial school safety programme by provision of child-friendly tools and trainings for children and youths 4.Promote and advocate RC Community Safety and Resilience activities among youths and adults thru online meetings, case studies, and newsletter development 5.Facilitate peer to peer support and cooperation between 11 NSs through enhanced youth policy, strategy and youth empowerment programmes under CSR.

Support from CSR and SEA Leaders 1.Endorse and Support SEAYN to fully implement action plan Create enabling environment by allocating resources (finance, technical, materials) for youths and volunteers to involve in assessment, planning, monitoring, evaluation and reporting of CSR programmes in an integrated and meaningful way 3.Certify and qualify youths to be trainers and experts in technical parts; DRR, CCA, CBHFA and YABC, for better ownership of the programmes