NORSAAC currently runs programmes in three broad areas namely, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Women’s Rights and Governance and livelihood and skill training. Various evidence-based strategies are employed in programming mainly including advocacy, partnership and collaboration, coalition building and networking, research and BCC. Rights-based approach forms the basis of programming in NORSAAC. These strategies are used to achieve the dual objectives of increasing coverage and impact of programme interventions.
PROJECTS UNDER WOMEN’S RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE:
- Women’s Participation in leadership and Decision making Project
- Women’s Right Advocates Project
- The Magazias Project
- Young Female Parliament Project
- NORWAACG
PROJECTS UNDER SEXUALITY AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH:
- Community Based Sexual Education Project (CBSEP)
- Innovative Sexual Education Project (ISEP)
- Society Tackling AIDS through Rights (STAR)
- Project Resource Mobilization and Awareness (Project –RMA)
- Act Right and Stop HIV
- GLOBAL FUND ROUND 8 HIV/AIDS PROJECT
PROJECTS UNDER LIVELIHOOD AND SKILLS TRAINING:
- Youth Entrepreneurship and Skills Advancement Centre (YESAC)