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Support for Peace and Education Development Programme
The acronym SPEDP stands for “Support for Peace and Education Development Programme”. SPEDP was founded in 2007 by professional and social development workers. The organisation was first registered as a national non-governmental organisation in May 2009 in the National Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs and later in the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission (RRC) in April 2011.
Our Mission
To build resilience and empower communities towards durable solutions to their civic and socioeconomic challenges.
Our Vision
An inclusive and transforming society that lives in peace and dignity.
Our Values
○ Professionalism
○ Respect for diversity
○ Upholding human rights
○ Transparency
○ Accountability
○ Integrity
○ Gender sensitivity and inclusiveness
Thematic Areas:
A. Humanitarian Response.
- Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)
- Shelter & Non Food Items (S&NFI)
- Protection, Gender Based Violence (P&GBV)
- Climate Change and Environmental Conservation
B. Resilience Building
- Education
- Food Security and Livelihood
- Human Rights, Peacebuilding and Governance
C. Health and Nutrition
- Health
- Nutrition
D. Research and Innovation (Cross-cutting)
- Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning
- Documentation and Communication; and
- Resource Mobilisation
E. Strategic Goals.
- To build peaceful, just and inclusive societies in which the needs of the most vulnerable are met.
Revised themes, 2021- 2025 dsd
Strategic Objectives:
- To enhance community mechanisms to deliver quality non-formal and formal education for lifelong learning.
- To promote sustainable livelihoods with access to improved incomes, food and nutrition security.
- To strengthen community mechanisms to human rights, peace building, sub-national governance and conflict mitigation.
- To ensure sustainable access to safe drinking water, basic sanitation, waste management and hygiene.
- To ensure access to quality health care and wellbeing for vulnerable communities.
- To strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities affected by climate change to better respond to and cope with climate change.
- To establish robust M&E system, document results for decision making, learning and dissemination among stakeholders.