2. The One Billion Coalition (1BC)
A commitment to support one billion people to become more resilient in the face of shocks and adversity by 2025.
Which demonstrates Red Cross Red Crescent’s contribution to global resilience building,
And the power of collective partnerships: public and private partners, academics, local actors and individuals to scale-up collective outcomes from local to global.

3. Resilience 1BC and Global Agendas: Be it through first
aid, disaster risk reduction and response, health care services, social inclusion, youth and volunteer development…
The Red Cross has a
significant global contribution
to resilience which sits at the core of global policy agendas.
Resilience
SDGs
(Development)
Paris
(Climate)
WHS
(Humanitarian)
Sendai
(DRR)
Our common commitment in major Policy Discussion: SDGs, Sendai Framework on DRR/AMCDRR, Paris Agreement on Climate Change, World Humanitarian Forum and… the RCRC International Conference
Through disaster, health, social mobilisation and education, our collective positioning area is under the banner of resilience, with our daily commitment to enable people to withstand shock and not to be left behind.

4. The 1BC in SE Asia so far
5,5 Million people reached in disaster risk reduction
1,4 Million people reached in first aid
2 NS formally adopted or launched the 1BC
7 Regional Partners signed a MoU that refers to the 1BC: Prudence Foundation, Air Asia, Grab, Asian Football Confederation, Asia Disaster Preparedness Centre, Association of Pacific Rims Universities, INCEIF
One regional Initiative as subset of the 1BC: Volunteers on Wheels
10 National Societies have signed the #1BC Pledge: Pakistan RC, The Sri Lanka RC, New Zealand RC, Maldivian RC, Singapore RC, The Republic of Korea National RC, Bangladesh RC, Japanese RC, Indian RC, Indonesia RC.
10 National Societies have formally adopted or launched the #1BC: Pakistan, New-Zealand, Bangladesh, Cook Islands, Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, DPRK, Solomon Islands, Indonesian RC
Interested NS to further engage based on clear model: Afghanistan RC, Australian RC
7 Regional partners: ADPC, Asia Football Confederation, Prudence Foundation, Grab, Association of Pacific Rims Universities, INCEIF/Islamic Finance, China RC Foundation,

5. Singapore Coalition for Resilience
Convene a national roundtable of partners
Determine a goal by 2025
Roles and responsibilities
Resource mobilisation plan – focus on multilaterals and gvt

6. Mongolia Coalition for Resilience
Convene a national roundtable of partners
Determine a goal by 2025
Roles and responsibilities
Resource mobilisation plan – focus on multilaterals and gvt

7. Cook Islands Coalition for Resilience
Convene a national roundtable of partners
Determine a goal by 2025
Roles and responsibilities
Resource mobilisation plan – focus on multilaterals and gvt

8. We want to do more. But how?
What the NS or local branch is known for
Your existing and relevant contribution to resilience (country-wide, locally)
Establish a baseline

9. The ASEAN Coalition for Resilience
A commitment by ASEAN and IFRC to support
100 million people in the ASEAN region
to become more resilient
in the face of shocks and adversity by 2025.

10. 3 areas of focus

11. Building a coalition for resilience – a planning and engagement process
Partner engagement/roundtable
Needs / Response
Targeting by 2025
NS strategic plan
Vulnerabilities issues
Risk issues
NS priority areas
xx people target
xx Gvt agencies
Xx CBOs
Private sector
Schools xx
xx volunteers
xx branches
1 National Campaign
10 National Societies have signed the #1BC Pledge: Pakistan RC, The Sri Lanka RC, New Zealand RC, Maldivian RC, Singapore RC, The Republic of Korea National RC, Bangladesh RC, Japanese RC, Indian RC, Indonesia RC.
10 National Societies have formally adopted or launched the #1BC: Pakistan, New-Zealand, Bangladesh, Cook Islands, Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, DPRK, Solomon Islands, Indonesian RC
Interested NS to further engage based on clear model: Afghanistan RC, Australian RC
7 Regional partners: ADPC, Asia Football Confederation, Prudence Foundation, Grab, Association of Pacific Rims Universities, INCEIF/Islamic Finance, China RC Foundation,

12. Partner engagement/roundtable
Building a coalition for resilience, a planning and engagement process – EXAMPLE 1
Partner engagement/roundtable
Needs / Response
Targeting by 2025
NS strategic plan
Urban issues
Health issues
First Aid
100,000 people trained
50 Gvt agencies
CBOs 1,000
Private sector
Schools
500
1,000 trainers
50 branches
1 National Campaign
10 National Societies have signed the #1BC Pledge: Pakistan RC, The Sri Lanka RC, New Zealand RC, Maldivian RC, Singapore RC, The Republic of Korea National RC, Bangladesh RC, Japanese RC, Indian RC, Indonesia RC.
10 National Societies have formally adopted or launched the #1BC: Pakistan, New-Zealand, Bangladesh, Cook Islands, Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, DPRK, Solomon Islands, Indonesian RC
Interested NS to further engage based on clear model: Afghanistan RC, Australian RC
7 Regional partners: ADPC, Asia Football Confederation, Prudence Foundation, Grab, Association of Pacific Rims Universities, INCEIF/Islamic Finance, China RC Foundation,

13. Building a coalition for resilience, a planning and engagement process – EXAMPLE 2
Partner engagement/roundtable
Needs / Response
Targeting by 2025
NS strategic plan
Identified risks (floods…)
Climate change
DRR
1M people trained
15 Gvt agencies
10 CBOs
Private sector
Schools
100
1,000 community mobilisers/volunteers
10 branches
1 National Campaign
10 National Societies have signed the #1BC Pledge: Pakistan RC, The Sri Lanka RC, New Zealand RC, Maldivian RC, Singapore RC, The Republic of Korea National RC, Bangladesh RC, Japanese RC, Indian RC, Indonesia RC.
10 National Societies have formally adopted or launched the #1BC: Pakistan, New-Zealand, Bangladesh, Cook Islands, Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, DPRK, Solomon Islands, Indonesian RC
Interested NS to further engage based on clear model: Afghanistan RC, Australian RC
7 Regional partners: ADPC, Asia Football Confederation, Prudence Foundation, Grab, Association of Pacific Rims Universities, INCEIF/Islamic Finance, China RC Foundation,

14. For discussion: a strengths based approach
As first step:
What is your NS’ Flagship program/s and Strategic Plan?
Do you want to scale up?
Partnerships development support.
Second step:
Set targets. Be ambitious.
Third step:
National launch as part of the ASEAN Coalition for Resilience
AP resilience report at the Regional Conference

15. Baseline and working model
(Examples)
What the NS or local branch is known for
Your existing and relevant contribution to resilience (country-wide, locally)
Establish a baseline

16. Malaysia RC Contribution to Resilience
4,500
volunteers
Lead agency in First Aid
Lead agency in disaster
management
Lead agency in youth engagement
150
Local Units
14,400
People trained
in first aid (2016)
1BC launch in New Zealand in January 2016 – Simple and mostly focused on first aid
14,000
People reached - development
services (2016)
Established partnerships:
Key ministries (Family, Health, Disaster Management, Education), schools, private sector, RC Movement

17. Malaysia Coalition for Resilience
XX disaster prepared communities
by 2025
Private sector
Schools
RC Movement / int. partners
Branches
Innovators
Ministry of DM
XXX Youth Engaged for Health
by 2025
Ministry of Youth and Sport
Media
Private Sector
Branches
Schools
Community Leaders
Convene a national roundtable of partners
Determine a goal by 2025
Roles and responsibilities
Resource mobilisation plan – focus on multilaterals and gvt

18. Indonesia RC Contribution to Resilience
480,000
volunteers
Lead agency in disaster management
Lead agency in community health and social welfare
Key agency in youth engagement
509
Local Units
1,2 Million
People trained
in first aid (2016)
1BC launch in New Zealand in January 2016 – Simple and mostly focused on first aid
215,000
People reached - development
services (2016)
Established partnerships:
Key ministries (Health, Disaster Management, Education), private sector, RC Movement, UN agencies

19. Indonesia Coalition for Resilience
XX disaster prepared communities
by 2025
Private sector
Schools
RC Movement / int. partners
Branches
Innovators
Ministry of DM
XXX Youth Engaged for Health
by 2025
Ministry of Youth and Sport
Media
Private Sector
Branches
Schools
Community Leaders
Convene a national roundtable of partners
Determine a goal by 2025
Roles and responsibilities
Resource mobilisation plan – focus on multilaterals and gvt

20. Myanmar RC Contribution to Resilience
16,000
volunteers
Lead agency in community health and first aid
Lead agency in disaster management and resilience
Key agency in water and sanitation
330
Local Units
21,000
People trained
in first aid (2016)
1BC launch in New Zealand in January 2016 – Simple and mostly focused on first aid
337,000
People reached - development
services (2016)
Established partnerships:
Key ministries (Health, Disaster Management, Education), private sector, RC Movement, UN agencies

21. Myanmar Coalition for Resilience
XX disaster prepared communities
by 2025
Private sector
Schools
RC Movement / int. partners
Branches
Innovators
Ministry of DM
XXX Youth Engaged for Health
by 2025
Ministry of Youth and Sport
Media
Private Sector
Branches
Schools
Community Leaders
Convene a national roundtable of partners
Determine a goal by 2025
Roles and responsibilities
Resource mobilisation plan – focus on multilaterals and gvt

22. ASEAN Coalition for Resilience?
100 million people reached by
by 2025
SEA National Coalitions
Media
ASEAN institutions
Gvt agencies
Innovators
Private partners
Convene a national roundtable of partners
Determine a goal by 2025
Roles and responsibilities
Resource mobilisation plan – focus on multilaterals and gvt

23. INDONESIA COALITION FOR RESILIENCE
Partner engagement/roundtable
Needs / Response
Targeting by 2025
NS strategic plan
Vulnerabilities issues
Risk issues
DRM
(CBAT)
100,000 CBAT
Local NDMA/met services
Village leaders
Private sector
International partners
6,000 volunteers
6,000 branches
1 National Campaign
10 National Societies have signed the #1BC Pledge: Pakistan RC, The Sri Lanka RC, New Zealand RC, Maldivian RC, Singapore RC, The Republic of Korea National RC, Bangladesh RC, Japanese RC, Indian RC, Indonesia RC.
10 National Societies have formally adopted or launched the #1BC: Pakistan, New-Zealand, Bangladesh, Cook Islands, Mongolia, Singapore, South Korea, DPRK, Solomon Islands, Indonesian RC
Interested NS to further engage based on clear model: Afghanistan RC, Australian RC
7 Regional partners: ADPC, Asia Football Confederation, Prudence Foundation, Grab, Association of Pacific Rims Universities, INCEIF/Islamic Finance, China RC Foundation,

24. Et services