This document outlines AIESEC's regional plan for Asia Pacific in 2014-2015. It sets goals to increase membership in international and local programs, as well as global contribution percentages. It identifies opportunities for growth, such as leveraging economic trends in Southeast Asia and increasing interconnectedness across the region. Current challenges include unbalanced growth between programs and high member attrition. The plan proposes actions to overcome these like expanding university partnerships, talent planning, and building local program capacity.
2. REGIONAL PLAN METHODOLOGY
MOS ACHIEVEMENT
OUR GROWTH
TRIGGERS
LEVERAGING OFF EXTERNAL
TRENDS IN AP
OUR CURRENT
CHALLENGES
OVERCOMING OUR CURRENT
CHALLENGES IN THE
ORGANISATION
Asia Pacific Operations
Team
3. GOALS
2975
IGIP RE
1530
OGIP RE
10032
IGCDP RE
10701
OGCDP RE
35%
Global Contribution
18%
Global Contribution
30%
Global Contribution
32%
Global Contribution
5. 1. DEVELOPING THE
SOUTH EAST ASIAN
SUB REGION
With the real GDP growth rate in the Southeast
Asian region projected to average 5.4% per
annum between 2014-18, it is crucial for AIESEC
to capitalise on the emerging economies today.
Key Activities:
- South East Asian GCDP Project
- South East Asian GIP Products
- AIESEC’s role in the ASEAN Agenda (PR)
- AIESEC’s South East Asia Congress
- South East Asian Operations Support role to
build internal capacity.
GROWTH
TRIGGERS
2014-
2015
6. 2. LEVERAGING OFF
THE DIVERSITY AND
INTERCONNECTEDNES
S OF ASIA PACIFIC
The emergence of global companies shifting
east and the growing interdependence of Asia-
Pacific economies are key trend that AIESEC
can leverage off to ensure a sense of
community and an appreciation of shared
interests among Asia- Pacific countries.
Key Activities:
- Operations support role to build oGIP capacity
in South Korea, Japan, Australia, NZ
- AIESEC’s role in APEC Agenda (PR)
- APEC GIP Product
- AP BD Initiative
GROWTH
TRIGGERS
2014-
2015
7. 3. STRONGER SOCIAL
IMPACT IN ASIA
PACIFIC
AIESEC is focused on entrepreneurial and
socially responsible leaders. We also act as
change agents, address globally significant
issues, and value the diversity of cultures,
backgrounds and interests that are represented
in Asia Pacific.
Our commitment to positive social change is
embedded in our Global Community
Development Program.
Key Activities:
- Regional GCDP aligned to SDG (CO2
Emissions)
- Regional GCDP Projects and Partners (ADB)
Growth Triggers
2014-
2015
9. CHALLENGE
CURRENT CHALLENGES
S
2014-
2015
UNBALA
NCED
GROWT
H IN GIP
AND
GCDP
38% MA
RATE IN
IGIP
LACK OF
GIP EP
SUPPLY
IN AP
T1T2
CONTRIB
UTE
OVER
80%
50% MA
RATE IN
OGCDP
LOW NPS
10. Challenges
OVERCOMING
CURRENT CHALLENGES
2014-
2015
UNIVER
SITY
EXPANS
IONS
FOR
OGCDP
LEAD
TALENT
PLANNIN
G FOR
BALANCE
D
GROWTH
IN GIP
AND
S&S
IMPLEMEN
TATION
BUILDIN
G OGIP
CAPACI
TY
ENTITY
PARTNER
SHIPS IN
GIP &
GCDP
T3T4
GROWT
H IN
GCDP