This country strategic plan builds on lessons learned, evaluation recommendations and evidence from the previous plan. It introduces strategic shifts aimed at strengthening and interlinking national systems and enhancing national ownership. Based on WFP’s comparative advantages, it is in line with the priorities of the national plan for combating poverty and promoting human development (2022–2026). The country strategic plan will prioritize nutrition-sensitive social protection programmes that include school feeding initiatives linked to the provision of support for sustainably building the resilience of smallholder farmers, integrated disaster risk management aligned with national priorities, and the provision of logistics services and operational support at the request of eligible entities.
