What is the Sustainability Model
Program ?
The Sustainability Model Program (SMP) is a transformative initiative that aims to enhance organizational capacity and resilience, aligning with the Grand Bargain Objective of Empowering local responders and promoting localisation. Additionally, it is also designated to establish a replicable model that supports the sustainability of equitable and strategic civic society partners
Support Period Ending Poverty
Period Poverty is a sad reality for 1 in 10 girls in sub-saharan Africa. It refers to the lack of access to menstrual hygiene products, education and sanitation facilities preventing girls from managing their periods safety and with dignity. Napad aims to provide menstrual hygiene kits to 3,000 schools going girls in Mandera County. The kits will ensure that this girls can attend school consistently and maintain their health and dignity. By addressing these basic needs we empower these resilient girls to focus on their education.
Learning Brief on NAPAD’s Learning Exchange Visit with Danish Refugee Council (DRC)
This learning brief brings together the key lessons, challenges, and recommendations that emerged from the SMP learning and exchange visit by NAPAD’s communication team with DRC. It is designed to inform stakeholders of progress in strengthening communication, accountability, and visibility systems within NAPAD while highlighting opportunities for improved impact.
Learning Brief for NAPAD’s Learning Exchange Visit with HESED
This learning brief summarizes the major insights, challenges, and
recommendations that came out of the SMP peer learning and exchange visit
conducted by NAPAD’s finance team at HESED. The key lessons and takeaways from
this valuable experience are outlined below:
