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This document provides updates on the Disaster Preparedness Programme (DIPECHO) for South East Asia from 2012-2013. It includes the following information: - An overview of DIPECHO funding for various organizations in multiple countries in the region, listing the beneficiaries for each project. - Notes from regional updates on DIPECHO programming in countries like DPRK, Lao PDR, Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar and the Philippines. - Discussion points about coordination between ECHO and Red Cross partners in Southeast Asia, including challenges with regional/multi-country initiatives and strategies. - Guiding principles for ECHO's disaster risk reduction actions going forward, focusing on a people-centered approach
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- 2. Global update •DRR Policy •DIPECHO & the « Resilience ToolBox » •Accountability - mandate / exit / documentation •Gender Policy + Gender & Age markers
- 3. Guiding Principles for ECHO’s DRR Actions – From upcoming policy • 1. DRR is a key part of the Humanitarian Imperative; • 2. With a focus on natural hazards, ECHO adopts a multi-hazard approach; • 3. ECHO promotes a people-centred approach; • 4. ECHO requires programmes to be risk-informed; • 5. ECHO seeks complementarity and partnership • … fully aligned to our Resilience Commitment!
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- 6. ECHO & RC in SEA -Country projects have reduced in number – any RC strategy on this? Any lessons learned? How do you share expertise / knowledge ? harmonisation of DRR approaches? -Coordination, joint work and linkages with other DIPECHO partners – challenging when regional/multi country initiatives • IFRC / ECHO dialogue in BXL June 2013? Outcomes? RC Family strategy for SEA 2014/2015? Common goals? Action plans? Country strategies?
- 7. THANK YOU!
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- 12/09/2011 Map for DIPECHO Regional factsheet – 2012 As of 20 Nov (8 th action plan)