ASEAN Leaders took the decision at the 23rd ASEAN Summit in November 2013 to develop a Post-2015 Vision

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1 1 Monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals Meeting to identify Asia-Pacific Regional and Sub-regional priorities Bangkok, Thailand, September 2015 ASEAN Leaders took the decision at the 23rd ASEAN Summit in November 2013 to develop a Post-2015 Vision to realise a politically cohesive, economically integrated, socially responsible, and a truly peopleoriented, people-centred and rules-based ASEAN. 2 1

2 ASEAN Community Vision 2025 is a visionary, progressive and forward-looking document produced by the HLTF, comprising ten highlevel Representatives from all ASEAN Member States, chaired by Malaysia as the ASEAN Chair HLTF is mandated to develop and formulate a robust and realizable Vision to guide ASEAN's evolvement over the next ten years. The final document will be presented to ASEAN Leaders in November 2015 when they meet in Kuala Lumpur for their endorsement and further guidance if necessary. 3 ASEAN Community Vision 2025 covering Political-Security Pillar (APSC), the Economic Pillar (AEC) and the Socio- Cultural Pillar (ASCC). A specific blueprint will be developed for each Pillar detailing the outcomes we want to achieve in the next ten years. This Document will serve as a general guide to further strengthen and integrate ASEAN over the next ten years. 4 2

3 attended by all ASEAN Bodies (including ACSS representative) in January 2015 recommended: All ASEAN sectoral bodies were asked to extend their strategic plan beyond 2020 i.e at least some indicative activities for The relevant Divisions supporting the work of relevant bodies including SOM-AMAF, SOMED, SOMHD, SOMRDPE, SLOM, SOMSWD, ACW, ACWC, ACDM, they are currently developing the work plans. The SDG-goals are also included in the work plans as priorities of ASEAN. 6 3

4 SOMSWD: ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Social Welfare and Development SLOM: ASEAN Senior Labour Officials Meeting ACW: ASEAN Committee on Women ACWC: ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Women and Children ACDM: ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management SOMHD: ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Health and Development SOMRDPE: ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Rural Development and Poverty Eradication SOM-AMAF: Senior Officials Meeting of the ASEAN Ministers on Agriculture and Forestry SOMED: ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Education 7 ACSS Sub-Committee on Planning and Coordination (SCPC) meeting in April and July 2015 were discussed the plan to revise the ACSS Strategic Plan to Need to review the current plan and highlight possible activities that can be conducted beyond 2020; Review the identified challenges in meeting the global, ASEAN, & country requirements; Review and, as necessary, amend the Broad Framework for the Sustainable Development of Statistics (The Broad Framework); Identify long-term and strategic commitments (including those reflected in the current ACSS Strategic Plan) needing further attention over the period , 8 4

THE BROAD FRAMEWORK REV.1 FINAL, 5 JULY 2011 Broad Framework Rev.

Services Manufacturing Other Industry Sector/ Production Statistics SME ICT Tourism Int l Merchandise Trade Foreign Direct Investment Transport Infrastructure Food Security & Prices NDG for above

AMS) MDGs NDG for above Programmes Data collection, compilation, editing and analysis Metadata compilation & assessment Harmonisation of classification, concepts, definitions & measurements Adopt

5 THE BROAD FRAMEWORK REV.1 FINAL, 5 JULY 2011 Broad Framework Rev.1 Major Stakeholders ASEAN Statistical Framework ASEAN Statistical Indicators (ASI) Data Statistical Outputs/ Uses Dissemination/ Communication Economic GDP & SNA Gov Finance Price Int l Trade in Services Manufacturing Other Industry Sector/ Production Statistics SME ICT Tourism Int l Merchandise Trade Foreign Direct Investment Transport Infrastructure Food Security & Prices NDG for above Socio- Cultural Political- Security Population To be Labour & considered Migration when priority Environment indicators Poverty and are identified Wellbeing by the APSC Gender (for pillar selected AMS) MDGs NDG for above Programmes Data collection, compilation, editing and analysis Metadata compilation & assessment Harmonisation of classification, concepts, definitions & measurements Adopt internationally recognised methodologies Quality & Timeliness Enabling Mechanisms/ Capacity Building Institutional framework Infrastructure (e.g., IT) Data Network Statistical Devt Plan Communication & Coordination ACPMS/ ASEAN Brief Yearbook Other publications Database/ Web-portal Press Releases Discussion Forum WGDSA to recommend the mechanism and processes Resource: -National/ ASEAN Governments -Donor Countries -Dialogue Partners -International Organisations Effective implementation and enhancing monitoring of the ACSS work programmes a. Regional Level Implementation 1. Develop, update, and monitor the ACSS Strategic Plan, Multi-Year Plan (MYP) and AWPs 1. MYP timelines are monitored 2. AWPs for the following year and Indicative AWPs for the year following next are developed 3. AWPs of the preceding year monitored 4. The Broad Framework for the Sustainable Development of ASEAN Statistics reviewed to include new priorities, highlight the importance of consultation and advocacy mechanisms, and the critical role of international organizations as statistical development partners, and updated every three years 5. Midterm Review of the ACSS Strategic Plan Preparation of an appropriate budgeting framework for ACSS Strategic Plan updated to ACSS Strategic Plan with an accompanying budgeting framework 10 5

6 2.1 Strengthening methodology for improved availability, timeliness and comparability of key statistics for ASEAN Integration: IMTS, FDIS, SITS, as well as MDGs/SDGs and ACPMS indicators a. Regional Level Implementation 1. Define areas of improvement/roadmap under the IMTS, FDIS, SITS, as well as the MDGs/SDGs and ACPMS indicators 1. Roadmap/areas of improvement defined 2. ASEAN Statistical Indicators (ASI) list/framework is updated, as necessary, e.g. based on user needs survey and mandate/formal request from the respective ASEAN bodies Support ASEANstats in the definition of major regional framework/guidelines for harmonisation, collection, aggregation, and dissemination of ASEAN statistics on IMTS, SITS, FDIS, as well as MDGs/ ASEAN priority SDGs and ACPMS indicators 1. Recommendations on regional framework/ guidelines agreed at the respective working groups, and new/expanded data template defined ASEAN Statistical Report on MDGs, 2 nd Ed 3. ASEAN SDGs Framework (including ASEAN priority indicators) 4. Timely and comparable data on IMTS, SITS, FDIS, as well as MDGs/SDGs and ACPMS indicators 12 6

7 3. Promote the implementation of international standards and good practices; and enhance availability, timeliness and comparability of the said key ASEAN integration and ASEAN Community Post 2015 Vision statistics 1. Enhanced availability, timeliness and comparability in compliance with internationallyagreed frameworks, concepts and standards of key ASEAN integration and ASEAN Community Post 2015 Vision statistics 2. Documentation of good practices are available/updated 3. Metadata and methodological documentation updated and improved 4. Statistical Capacity Building: Regional Meetings and workshops, training and technical assistance for improved data collection, production, and quality assurance are implemented 13 Thank you 14 7

Addressing vulnerabilities of ASEAN peoples who are victims and at risk of natural disasters. Presentation by the ASEAN Secretariat

Addressing vulnerabilities of ASEAN peoples who are victims and at risk of natural disasters Presentation by the ASEAN Secretariat PPR DM/SW AEC Blueprint (November 2007) ASCC Blueprint (March 2009) APSC