Launch of the “Reopen, Recover and Resilience in Education: Guidelines for ASEAN Countries”

The launch event aims to disseminate the “Reopen, Recover and Resilience in Education: Guidelines for ASEAN Countries” to relevant stakeholders and allow ASEAN Member States to share their national initiatives and challenges on topics such as learning recovery and strengthening education resilience through digital transformation of education system. The “Reopen, Recover and Resilience in Education: Guidelines for ASEAN Countries” was developed by the ASEAN Secretariat in collaboration with the UNICEF East Asia and the Pacific Regional Office (EAPRO), under the leadership of Cambodia. The guidelines, which was developed based on the ASEAN Policy Brief on Safe School Reopening, Learning Recovery and Continuity, is expected to continuously inform the policy decisions in the ASEAN Member States around safe school reopening during health crisis and emergencies in the long term.

Agenda

Schedule	Activity
12:45 – 12:50 PM (5 min)	Welcome Remarks by H.E Ekkaphab Phanthavong, Deputy Secretary-General of ASEAN for ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (pre-recorded)
12:50 – 12:57 PM (7 min)	Key note speech by H.E Ratana Som, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Education Youth and Sports Cambodia
12:57 – 1:00 PM (3 min)	Video presentation on the Guidelines
1:00 – 1:40 PM (40 mins)	Panel Discussion (24 minutes; 8 minutes per panellist) Topics: Achieving Learning Recovery Transforming Education System Investing in Education Speakers: 3 ASEAN Member States Dr. Bo Chankoulika, Directory of Policy Department, Cambodia Malaysia Viet Nam Question and Answer Session (16 minutes) Moderator: Mr. Akihiro Fushimi, Regional Education Specialist, UNICEF EAPRO
1:40 – 1:45 PM (5 mins)	Ways Forward and Closing by Dr. Roger Yap Chao, Jr, Assistant Director and Head of Education Youth and Sports Division, ASEAN Secretariat

The side event will be convened in person in Bangkok. The recording of the event will be uploaded in ASEAN social media channels for watching after the event.

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