Building on experience and partnerships, the 2019–2024 country strategic plan includes five strategic outcomes. Gender-transformative approaches and the inclusion of people with disabilities will be pursued in all areas. Under strategic outcome 1, a joint contingency plan will be established for Government-coordinated immediate emergency response, based on lessons learned from previous shocks. Under strategic outcome 2, WFP-supported home-grown school meals will expand, and government capacities will be strengthened in preparation for transition to a Government-managed national programme. This outcome will complement strategic outcome 4, which will support women and young farmers by strengthening their capacity to supply food to schools, thus facilitating their access to new markets (schools), increased income and training opportunities. WFP will continue to support the Government and its partners in the implementation of the national nutrition policy under strategic outcome 3, focusing on social and behaviour change communication to prevent stunting, the treatment of moderate acute malnutrition, and nutrition assistance to people living with HIV and their households. WFP will provide capacity-strengthening support to national institutions for the effective and equitable formulation and implementation of social safety nets, food security and nutrition programmes, and emergency preparedness and response mechanisms under strategic outcome 5.
