Ejada researched global and regional best practices in supporting disconnected families, then developed sustainable intervention strategies for the Emirate of Makkah Region.
Rather than a single programme design, the work produced a segmented approach — mapping which stakeholders reach which families, and tying the proposed interventions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals so results could be measured against an international frame.
Scope
- Research into global and regional best practices for family support.
- Development of sustainable intervention strategies.
- Stakeholder segmentation across delivery actors.
- Alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Key Outcomes
- Global and regional best practices consolidated into an intervention strategy
- Stakeholder segmentation mapped across delivery actors
- Interventions aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals
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