The Wani Igga Foundation’s strategic priorities are closely aligned with the South Sudan Development Agenda (SSDA 2026–2036), ensuring our programs support the nation’s long-term goals for peace, inclusive prosperity, and environmental sustainability.
1. Pillar 1: Humanitarian Work
SSDP Priority: Strengthen emergency preparedness, social protection, and resilience
- Rapid emergency relief and protection services bolster SSDP’s social safety nets.
- Food security initiatives contribute to SSDP targets for reducing acute malnutrition by 50% by 2030.
- Shelter and IDP support advance SSDP’s goal of durable solutions for displaced populations.
2. Pillar 2: Human Rights
SSDP Priority: Promote inclusive governance, rule of law, and human rights
- Legal aid and advocacy align with SSDP’s commitment to justice sector reform and access to legal services.
- Gender equality programs support the SSDP target of 40% female representation in decision-making bodies.
- Civil liberties campaigns reinforce SSDP objectives for strengthening civic participation and accountability.
3. Pillar 3: Youth & Girls’ Rights
SSDP Priority: Invest in youth development and gender equity
- Scholarship and leadership programs advance SSDP goals for universal secondary education enrollment among girls and boys.
- Child marriage prevention and protection services contribute to SSDP’s reduction of early marriage rates by one-third.
- Skills training and digital literacy initiatives support SSDP’s objective to equip 500,000 youth with market-relevant competencies.
4. Pillar 4: Health
SSDP Priority: Ensure universal access to quality health services
- Community clinics and maternal health services contribute to SSDP targets of reducing maternal mortality by 70%.
- Mental health initiatives align with SSDP’s blueprint for integrating psychosocial care into primary health systems.
- Communicable disease control programs support SSDP’s plan to eliminate malaria as a public health threat by 2035.
5. Pillar 5: Education
SSDP Priority: Expand access to equitable, quality education
- School infrastructure projects help achieve SSDP’s goal of building or rehabilitating 2,000 schools by 2030.
- Teacher training and curriculum development align with SSDP benchmarks for a 1:40 teacher-pupil ratio in primary schools.
- Digital literacy efforts support SSDP’s vision for nationwide ICT integration in education by 2032.
6. Pillar 6: Vocational Training
SSDP Priority: Strengthen technical and vocational education for economic growth
- Establishment of TVET centers advances SSDP’s target to increase TVET enrollment from 10% to 30% of secondary-school leavers.
- Entrepreneurship and job-placement services align with SSDP’s objective of creating 200,000 new youth jobs in the formal sector.
- Public-private partnerships in skills training support SSDP’s strategy for linking education with market demand.
7. Pillar 7: Agricultural Reformation
SSDP Priority: Promote sustainable agriculture and food system resilience
- Climate-smart farming practices align with SSDP’s plan to increase national cereal production by 50% by 2036.
- Irrigation and water-management projects support SSDP’s goal of expanding irrigated land from 3% to 12%.
- Agro-tech adoption and value-chain development contribute to SSDP targets for doubling agricultural exports.
By integrating the Wani Igga Foundation’s seven strategic pillars with the SSDP 2026–2036, our programs deliver high-impact interventions that accelerate South Sudan’s journey toward a peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable future.