Strategy

Advocacy and lobbying on human rights and quality service for poor and marginalized communities.
Establish networks and coordination with diversified INGOs, cooperatives, foundations, and companies for continuous funding and synergy.
Priority given to women, children, adolescents, youth, Dalits, Muslims, Janjatis, marginalized groups, and other ethnic minorities.
Adopt suitable approaches based on project nature, including:
- Public–Private Partnership (PPP) approach
- GESI approach
- Rights-Based approach
- Women-Led approach
- Youth-Led approach
- Sister-to-Sister approach
Recruitment and mobilization of local-level employees for conducting community-level activities.
Strong coordination and networking with provincial and local governments (Municipalities / Rural Municipalities), CBOs, civil society organizations, and local NGOs.
Continuous capacity building of human resources and stakeholders for impactful results at institutional and community levels.
Media engagement at local and national levels to promote behavior change and wider information dissemination.
Adoption of practices to disseminate success stories, best practices, and lessons learned to a wider audience.
Ensure key principles and indicators of SPHERE standards in humanitarian projects.