How We Work
Cross-Cutting Approaches
Community Engagement and Participation
- Conduct community needs assessments to tailor interventions; using community based planning (CBP).
- Use town hall meetings, focus groups, and participatory rural appraisals.
- Identify and engage local champions, community health workers, women/youth leaders.
Stakeholder Engagement and Partnership Building
- Collaborate with government ministries (health, environment, youths, women affairs, etc.).
- Partner with NGOs, CSOs, academic institutions, and private sector actors.
- Form multi-stakeholder coalitions for joint action and policy advocacy.
Capacity Building and Training
- Train volunteers, peer educators, and community health/environment agents.
- Offer skill-building programs for youth and women in entrepreneurship, climate-smart agriculture, etc.
Behavior Change Communication (BCC)
- Develop culturally appropriate messaging using radio, drama, social media, flyers, and community events.
- Focus on shifting attitudes toward health-seeking behaviors, environmental conservation, and self-reliance.
Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL)
- Develop indicators and tools for tracking progress and impact.
- Use community feedback mechanisms to improve programming.