A high-level delegation from the SARAH Project, in collaboration with UNICEF and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), paid a courtesy visit to the Adamawa State Planning Commission as part of their ongoing joint mission to deliver critical community services across the state.

The visit provided an opportunity to engage with state leadership on aligning humanitarian and development interventions with Adamawa’s long-term planning priorities. Discussions focused on strengthening collaboration to improve health, education, nutrition, and protection services, with special emphasis on women, children, and youth in vulnerable communities.

Key areas highlighted during the engagement include:

• Health & Nutrition: Expanding maternal, neonatal, and child health services, and addressing malnutrition.
• Education & Learning: Supporting access to inclusive, safe, and quality education, particularly in conflict-affected LGAs.
• Gender-Based Violence (GBV) & Protection: Enhancing survivor-centered response services and community awareness.
• Youth Empowerment: Promoting livelihood skills, leadership, and participation opportunities for adolescents.

The Executive Chairman of the Adamawa State Planning Commission welcomed the delegation, commending the SARAH Project, UNICEF, and UNFPA for their continued support. He emphasized the state’s commitment to working with development partners to achieve sustainable service delivery and ensure alignment with Adamawa’s development blueprint. In her remarks.
“This joint mission underlines our collective resolve to ensure that no community is left behind. By working closely with the Adamawa State Planning