Terms of References for Engaging Women Right Organization in Bauchi and Sokoto State at Plan International

Project Background

The ASPIRE Project aims to improve the realization of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for adolescent girls and women, including vulnerable populations, in Bauchi and Sokoto States. Aligned with Canada's Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP) and Plan International's Global Policy: Gender Equality and Inclusion (GE&I), ASPIRE will be guided by a feminist, multi-sectoral approach to improving women's and girls' agency and leadership.

The project will empower adolescents and young people with accurate information and economic leverage to demand adequate SRHR information and services, and advocate for government duty bearers to establish strong policies and programs that respond to their demands.

Project Approach

ASPIRE will pursue partnerships that bring together government, civil society, coalitions, networks, national partners, and associations to promote an integrated approach to SRHR, especially for adolescents.

Intermediate Outcomes

• 1100: Increased individual and collective agency of women and adolescent girls in their diversity to exercise their SRH rights and access to gender and adolescent-responsive and inclusive SRH services
• 1200: Strengthened health systems to provide gender and adolescent-responsive, inclusive, integrated and innovative SRHR and protection services for women and adolescent girls
• 1300: Improved responsiveness of local stakeholders to provide evidence-based, integrated, accountable and equitable policies, legal frameworks and SRHR and protection services

About Plan International Nigeria

Plan International Nigeria is committed to the advancement of children's rights and achieving program quality through effective and efficient allocation and use of resources (time, money, and staff) for the attainment of its program objectives and organizational goals.