1. Asia Pacific Membership Development Strategy 2015-2017-2020

2. Background Vision 2020 – all girls are valued and take action to change the world Global Membership Development Strategy - with focus on MEMBERSHIP growth AP Membership Development Strategy (APMDS) – support MOs to achieve Vision 2020

3. Aims of this Session 19 MOs will gain a better understanding of APMDS MOs will give input in shaping the proposed APMDS MOs will give the mandate to the APR Committee to finalize the proposed APMDS

4. AP Region Membership Profile 25 Member Organizations 5 Associate Members 2 MOs working for Full Membership 1 MO suspended One country working for Associate Membership

5. AP Region Membership Profile Membership increasing –2.6 million in 2009 –3.06 million in 2013 MO Report 2013 –18 MOs increase 14 school based, 4 community based –7 MOs decrease 4 school based, 3 community based

6. Performance Assessment 2012 All 25 MOs responded One MO in Support Category 14 MOs in Develop Category 10 MOs in Expand Category SUPPORT – refined and targeted support needed DEVELOP - work needed in some areas to move to expand EXPAND - high quality GGGS delivered. MOs can support other MOs and WAGGGS Optimise and Maximise SUPPORT – refined and targeted support needed DEVELOP - work needed in some areas to move to expand EXPAND - high quality GGGS delivered. MOs can support other MOs and WAGGGS Optimise and Maximise

8. Current Challenges Succession Planning –Numbers & Capacity –Structure Membership –WAGGGS Core Areas –Programmes Funding –FD strategy Image –Recognition –Partnerships

9. Year 2020 4 million 28 Member Organizations

10. Six Strategic Priorities 1.Strengthen the skills of adult members 2.Deliver attractive and quality programmes 3.Retain and grow membership and market share 4.Build strong structures and organization systems 5.Expand and diversify funding in MOs and the AP Region 6.Enhance image and awareness of GGGS

11. Process JULY 201311 th Asia Pacific Regional Conference. Presentation of APMDS. MOs discuss strategic priorities and outcomes, and prioritize. APMDS is approved by 11 th Asia Pacific Regional Conference. JULY – SEP 2013Asia Pacific Committee finalizes APMDS and ensures there is a process of monitoring and evaluation to attain desired outcome and impact. APMDS inputs to the Global Strategy Plan 15-17 OCT 2013Global Strategic Plan 2015-2017 presented to World Board for approval

12. Process MAR 2014Asia Pacific Committee finalizes the operational plans and projects to implement the merged APOP 12-14 and the APMDS JULY 2014Global Strategic Plan 2015-2017 and budget presented to the World Conference Regional Gathering will look at operational plan and projects AUG 2014MOs sent the approved version of the APMDS MOs use the APMDS to guide their own strategies and work plans

13. Discussion You have been given a coloured card. Please move to the groups you belong to quickly Each group will be led by APR Committee member You have 30 minutes to meet and feedback on the APMDS Feedback time – 5 mins per group

14. Questions Does the Strategic Priorities of APMDS meet your needs? Would you like to add to the outcomes already given Suggestions on how the APMDS can be delivered in 2015-2017

15. The next step… JULY – SEP 2013 - Asia Pacific Committee finalizes APMDS and ensures there is a process of monitoring and evaluation to attain desired outcome and impact. The revised APMDS will be sent by September 2013

16. Asia Pacific Membership Development Strategy 2015-2017-2020