Founded over 70 years ago, Plan is a nearly $800 million organization often ranked among the top 10 international development agencies by reputation, size and scope. We work side by side with communities in 50 developing countries to end the cycle of poverty for children, developing solutions to ensure long-term sustainability. Our level of community engagement, long-term outlook and constant focus on the needs and priorities of children is unique among international development organizations. Our solutions are designed up-front to be owned by communities for generations to come and range from clean water and health care programs, to education projects and child protection initiatives. Community by community, Plan works to promise futures that are worthy of all children’s potential. Our vision is of a world in which all children realize their full potential in societies that respect people's rights and dignity. Plan strives to achieve lasting improvements in the quality of life of vulnerable children in developing countries by enabling children, their families and their communities to meet basic needs and to increase their ability to participate in and benefit from their societies; fostering relationships to increase understanding and unity among peoples of different cultures and countries; and promoting the rights and interests of the world’s children.
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Social mobilization is the glue that binds advocacy to planned and researched program communication. Through a combination of State Learning Alliances for Urban Water (SLAUWs) and support to existing national... Learn more
Last updated November 19, 2018
With support from USAID, Central America (C.A.) has made significant progress in tailoring its response to containing the spread of HIV. Despite these improvements, wavering political support, outdated policy... Learn more
Last updated November 19, 2018
SAFE Seas will build off of nearly twenty years of ILAB experience fighting trafficking and child labor in the fisheries sector by helping the governments of Indonesia and the Philippines strengthen regulations... Learn more
Last updated November 19, 2018
Goal The overall goal of the Marawi Response Project is to increase opportunities for individuals and communities affected by the Marawi siege to actively contribute to advancing durable solutions in a manner... Learn more
Last updated November 19, 2018
Through development and testing of scalable and replicable market-based models, the TRANSFORM/WASH Team will support the Government of Ethiopia (GOE) and the OneWASH National Program (OWNP) to increase use... Learn more
Last updated November 9, 2017
Provide local and international Short-Term Technical Assistance primarily in support of Task III Provision of Technical Assistance to IWD Pilot Implementers, Partners, and stakeholders. This includes provision... Learn more
Last updated November 9, 2017
The purpose of the Honduras Local Governance (HLG) activity is to improve basic service provision systems in the education, nutrition, and water management sectors, including management systems for quality... Learn more
Last updated November 9, 2017
REACH-High s implementation approach centers on three core strategies to serve at least 302,352 HIV-impacted OVC and 171,238 parents and caregivers across 124 woredas 1. Support MoWCA to fulfill its stewardship... Learn more
Last updated November 9, 2017
The primary objective of the Feed the Future Rwanda Hinga Weze activity is to sustainably increase smallholder farmers income, improve nutritional status of Rwandan women and children, and increase the resilience... Learn more
Last updated November 9, 2017
Plan international will support Palladium in achieving the goals of the CMLAP project by undertaking the following overarching activities 1. Develop and support implementation of the county specific capacity... Learn more
Last updated November 9, 2017
