1. “Peace Through Sports” Youth Looking Beyond Disaster (LBD7) Action Plan Kathmandu, Nepal
Abhigyan Shrestha
Malpi International School
Panauti, Kavrepalanchowk
Nepal

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3. Problem Statement
In school we lack proper disaster management education.
School students have less opportunity to be involved in volunteering activities because of lower age.
Parents somehow refuse for us to go to volunteering activities if there is any danger.
This means the long vacation for school students are not so productive – it is a missed opportunity to contribute to society and learn.
In residential school there are restrictions on outside communication use.

5. Objectives
To increase awareness of school students about Natural Disasters.
To empower Grade 10 students to do a sports camp work during the 2 months holiday from April to June.
To encourage school to start a Disaster Management Trainings during terminal breaks.

6. 1. To make awareness to school students about Natural Disaster
Awareness campaign will be under the charge of school teachers supervising students, using recent earthquake videos and detailed explanations about the earthquake.
Teachers and students will stimulate and do role play about the preventive measures of disasters.
Fund raising campaign will be done by playing a football match between teachers and students.

7. 2. To empower Grade 10 students to do a sports camp during the 2 month holiday from April to June.
The funds collected during the football match will be provided to run a small sports camp.
15 grade ten students will have the responsibility to play with vulnerable kids as per the budget limits.
Volunteers will try to identify the situation of disaster affected kids and try to overcome the grief.

8. 3. To encourage school to start a Disaster Management Trainings during terminal breaks.
This program report will be submitted during parents meeting and will have a positive impact for school to have DRR education in school.
We will also encourage our junior students to follow this event in coming years by which we can have a sustainable results.

9. Sponsors/Funds Malpi International School Youth’s UNESCO Club
The football match
(e.g. parents, friends, teachers, community)

10. Time Frame (2016) November 2015- January 2016 February March
April 1-14
April 14-30
May
Planning and making proposals
(Appointing school student as volunteer for the event)
Consider Follow-up
Selecting venue and managing logistics.
Event Day on 14th (New Year in Nepal)
Evaluation

11. Expected Outcomes

12. Expected Outcomes
From April submitting reports to interested and committed organizations.
Funds which will be raised and will be distributed with the presence of Youth’s UNESCO Club.
Final reports will again be sent to all interested and committed organizations.
Forming a network among youth for future volunteering work.
Regularly encouraging junior students to follow up this work and to make it sustainable.

13. Contact details Mr. Abhigyan Shrestha abhigya914@gmail.com
Mobile:
Kathmandu, Nepal
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