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The plan will be implented through the following key strtegies among others:-

  • Networking and collaboration at local and international levels with other women agencies,

  • Policy skills training,

  • Civic education,

  • National seminars and workshops,

  • Capacity building workshos and seminars

  • Dissemination of research based rightly packed information on women affairs NCWK will undertake the following core activities among others in the next five years;

  • Strengthen institutional capacity of NCWK through:-
  1. Strategic Recruitment of membership

  2. Capacity building for executive committee, affiliates and district coodinators

  3. Strngthen the secretariat at all levels

  4. Strengthening the Standing Committees

  5. Establishing information centers in the districts

  6. Empowering and building capacity of the affiliate members of NCWK

  7. Establish & equip a resource centers at NCWK and District branches by 2005

  8. Establish fully equiped publishing department

  9. Design an appropriate organization structure and operation manuals/systems and performance management system

  10. Relocate the office to more appropriate location Recruitment of core staff for the secretariate as per the strategic staff plan

  11. Install an ICT system among others
  • Hold stakeholders workshop on re-imaging and re-branding of NCWK, develop branded artifacts and improve publicity through NCWK's 40 years celebration in each district.

  • Systematic engendering of governance and political parties policies, structures and mechanisms

  • Baseline survey and development of a data bank of women leadrs and potential women leaders.

  • Lobby and advocate for increased women representation i8n decision making odies to 50%

  • develop a fundraising and optimal resource utilization strategy "establishment of Women's Bank.

  • Establish Day care centers to support working mothers

  • Sensitization by NGOs on the rights of the girl-child education.
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