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Branches and Sub-Branches Development

WITHIN STRATEGIES VISION : 2011-2020 VISION : 2003-2010 Contributing to accelerate poverty reduction, the protection of human dignity, and the humanitarian values of vulnerable people. VISION : 2003-2010 Contributing to poverty reduction and the protection of humanitarian values of vulnerable people. MISSION : 2011-2020 As a National Society and a leading humanitarian sector in Cambodia, the Cambodian Red Cross mobilizes the power of humanity to continue assisting the most vulnerable people through disaster management, health and care in the community, and the promotion of seven fundamental principles and humanitarian values of the Movement. MISSION : 2003-2010 The Cambodian Red Cross aims to be a leading humanitarian organization assisting the vulnerable through the provision of health services, disaster management and protection of humanitarian values

WITHIN STRATEGIES CORE AREAS : 2003-2010 CORE AREAS : 2011-2020 Promotion of Movement Fundamental Principles and H. V. Disaster Preparedness and Disaster Response Health and Care in Community Organizational Development and Resource Development CORE AREAS : 2011-2020 1. Disaster Management 2. Health and Care in Community 3. Promotion of Movement Fundamental Principles and H. V. 4. Organizational Development and Resource Development

Core Area 4: Organizational and Resource Development (OD) VISION Contributing to accelerate poverty reduction, the protection of human dignity, and the humanitarian values of vulnerable people. Mission Statement As a National Society an a leading humanitarian sector in Cambodia, the Cambodian Red Cross mobilizes the power of humanity to continue assisting the most vulnerable people through the provision of disaster management, health and care in the community, and promotion of seven fundamental principles and humanitarian values of the Movement. Strategic Direction 1: Contribute to saving lives and building resilience to disasters and crises. Core Area 1: Disaster Management Strategic Direction 2: Contribute to a reduction of morbidity and mortality of mother and child, to communicable diseases prevention, and to responses to public health in emergencies. Core Area 2: Health and Care in the Community Strategic Direction 3: Promote fundamental principles, humanitarian values, human dignity and a culture of non-violence. Core Area 3: Promotion of the Movement’s Fundamental Principles and humanitarian values Strategic Direction 4: Ensure the strengthening of the CRC’s positioning as a well-functioning and a stronger National Society leading in humanitarian activities. Core Area 4: Organizational and Resource Development (OD) Cross-Cutting Issues: youth, volunteer, member, gender, capacity development and advocacy

7 Components of the OD : 1. Governance and Management 2. Branches and Sub-Branches Development 3. Human Resource Development 4. Financial Resource Development 5. Communications and Cooperation 6. Administration and Finance Development 7. Planning, Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting

Branches and Sub-Branches Development 1. Branch Assembly every four years Adoption of draft reports and plans Election Induction course 2. Decision on branch organization and functioning Task assignment Working groups set up Structure-Role and Responsibility 3. Conduct Through WFB Criteria On Decentralization concepts As per Integration approach

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