Nurturing Africa's Future

LAMECON 5-Year Strategic Plan

2026-2030

Over the next five years, LAMECON will grow its work with adolescents, young people, women, and marginalized persons through practical programs in health, education, advocacy, digital engagement, environmental action, research, and sustainability.

The direction

What the plan is really about

The strategy moves LAMECON from strong community programming into a more structured, evidence-led, and sustainable organization.

The focus is simple: scale tested models, deepen community ownership, influence policies with real data, and build the systems and funding base needed for long-term impact.

Roadmap

Five years, clear focus

2026

Set the foundation

Run baselines, strengthen reporting systems, build partnerships, and pilot priority youth, gender, literacy, and climate activities.

2027

Scale what works

Expand into more communities, improve program quality, grow safe spaces, and strengthen community-led monitoring.

2028

Deepen the impact

Use midline evidence, expand digital and literacy tools, and build stronger collaborations across sectors.

2029

Grow national visibility

Showcase impact, influence policy, host wider convenings, and strengthen income-generating sustainability models.

2030

Evaluate and transition

Complete the endline review, publish the impact report, consolidate models, and launch the next strategy cycle.

Strategic pillars

The six areas guiding the work

Each pillar connects back to LAMECON's mission: empowering AYP, women, and marginalized persons through services, learning, advocacy, and opportunity.

Adolescents & Youth Programming

Health, leadership, life skills, mental wellness, digital engagement, and civic participation for AYP.

Women, Gender Equality, SRHR & Inclusion

SRHR access, HIV services, GBV response, mental health support, and safer pathways for women and girls.

Literacy, Education & Cognitive Development

Reading clubs, edutainment, digital literacy, multilingual materials, and peer learning structures.

Governance, Advocacy & Policy Influence

Policy briefs, stakeholder dialogues, public accountability, and community evidence for better decisions.

Environmental Awareness

Climate literacy, school clubs, clean-up actions, recycling, and youth-led green campaigns.

Research, Capacity Development & Sustainability

Research, MEAL dashboards, staff capacity, diversified funding, and stronger internal systems.

By 2030

A few numbers we will be tracking

150k

AYP reached

80k

Women and girls reached

15

AYP-led hubs and clubs

$4.25M

5-year funding target