Plan International Uganda’s country strategy

Plan International Uganda has launched a 5-year country strategy that will run from July 2022 until June 2027. The goal of the strategy is that children and youth, especially girls, reach their full potential in communities that promote their rights and gender equality.

An artistic design of Plan International Uganda's country strategy being unveiled
An artistic design of Plan International Uganda new county strategy being unveiled.

Focus areas for our programmes

The new country strategy will focus on 2 programmes: LEARN and DECIDE.

Learn

A school girl playing with a tyre in Uganda
Learning through play is critical for children’s early development.

LEARN focuses on quality learning experiences for children from early childhood to working age while building their skills for life.

Decide

A mother holding her daughter in Uganda
We work to protect girls from child marriage by promoting access to sexual and reproductive health services.

DECIDE focuses on protecting girls from child marriage and from uplanned, undesired, or forced pregnancy and sexual violence through increased access to sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence services.

Focus on girls’ rights

To effectively deliver the programmes, we will integrate LEAD throughout our work. This means we will empower young people to participate in governance and to take decisions and act on issues that matter to them.

To drive the change we want to see, there will be deliberate programming and investment in children’s education as well as sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Where we work

Currently Plan International Uganda has presence in West Nile, Nothern, East Central Regions and Kampala.

A map showing where Plan International works in Uganda

Download our country strategy brochure

country strategy brochure

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