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Strategic Framework 2018 2022 HEALTHY WOMEN. HEALTHY WORLD.

LETTER FROM CEO Dear colleagues, partners and friends: WRA s 2018-2022 strategic plan sets out a united framework for the Global Alliance, defining what we will achieve and how we will achieve it. It builds on our foundation as an evolving movement to more clearly define how we create change and grow our impact, while remaining unwavering in our commitment to put people, particularly women, at the center of all that we do. The strategic plan responds to a changing world: one in which we have seen great progress in reducing maternal and newborn deaths but where we have also seen reproductive rights under attack, the role of civil society threatened and the most marginalized people further discriminated against across the world. Realizing human rights, amplifying citizen voices and creating demand for health are the driving forces behind our strategy to achieve sustainable, transformative change for girls, women and newborns everywhere. The strategy reflects the views and priorities of Global Alliance members and will serve to support the specific strategies of each WRA National Alliance. It defines our collective vision and goals, articulates our values and ways of working, summarizes our theory of change and sets a pathway for deepening the measurement of our collective impact. We re excited about the next chapter of White Ribbon Alliance: we hope you ll see your efforts reflected and become an even more active member of this movement as together, we stand up for the health and rights of all girls and women. Betsy BETSY McCALLON CEO WHITE RIBBON ALLIANCE Contents 1 LETTER FROM CEO 2 WRA VALUES 3 VISION AND MISSION 4 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 5 WHAT WE WILL ACHIEVE 6 OPERATIONAL APPROACHES 7 WRA MODEL 8 HOW WE CREATE CHANGE 9 GLOBAL PRESENCE

WRA VALUES PASSION WRA is not a traditional NGO but a movement, driven by passion and commitment to our issues, approach and values. INTEGRITY All members of WRA will hold themselves and each other accountable for excellence in our work and respect and honesty in our relationships. WRA demands the highest ethical standards from our staff and volunteers, including delivering on our fiscal responsibilities. VOLUNTEERISM WRA s ethos is that all have a part to play in achieving our vision. The work of the Alliance is fueled by a wide and diverse group of advocate volunteers at all levels. PERSEVERANCE To achieve our vision means challenging the status quo, thus WRA is creative, politically savvy and tenacious in pushing for change. EQUALITY WRA believes in the equal value of every human being and the universal rights of all people. 2

Our Vision All girls and women realize their right to quality health and well-being Our Mission Activate a people-led movement for reproductive, maternal and newborn health and rights 3

WE WILL DIRECTLY CONTRIBUTE TO THE TARGETS UNDER SDG 3: WE WILL MAKE SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS TO ADDITIONAL SDGS: SDG 2 ZERO HUNGER through addressing malnutrition of pregnant women and newborns SDG 5 GENDER EQUALITY through working to eliminate discrimination, violence and harmful practices directed at girls and women By realizing human rights and amplifying citizen voices to create demand for health, we will directly contribute to the targets under Sustainable Development Goal 3 SDG 6 CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION through ensuring water and sanitation at health facilities By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births SDG 8 DECENT WORK & ECONOMIC GROWTH by supporting the rights of health workers SDG 10 REDUCED INEQUALITIES through focusing on the most marginalized populations By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programs SDG 16 PEACE, JUSTICE & STRONG INSTITUTIONS through supporting citizen participation and holding governments accountable SDG 17 PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS through growing our partnerships including with the private sector 4

WHAT WE WILL ACHIEVE 20% INCREASE 25% INCREASE 20% OF WOMEN 50+ POLICIES AVAILABILITY UTILIZATION EXPERIENCE POLICY CHANGE Reproductive, maternal and 25% or more increased use More than 20% of women More than 50 new newborn health services of reproductive, maternal report improved quality or strengthened policies expanded by 20% or more and newborn health services and dignity in health services within at least 8 countries within at least 8 countries within at least 8 countries 20% INCREASE 14 COUNTRIES 100+ 6+ MILLION RESOURCES ACCOUNTABILITY COMMITMENT MOBILIZED Up to 20% increase Accountability processes At least 100 actionable At least 6 million people in reproductive, maternal formalized to drive service commitments mobilized mobilized globally to both and newborn health budgets improvements within by target global and national take and demand action for within 10 countries 14 countries decision-makers, including reproductive, maternal and politicians, political influencers newborn health and rights and media * During the first year of the strategy, we will embark on a robust, consultative monitoring, evaluation, learning and accountability plan development process, intended to establish baselines and individual National Alliance and cumulative WRA targets for achievement. While subject to change, the targets illustrate our anticipated ambition over the next five years. 5

OPERATIONAL APPROACHES LED LOCALLY, UNITED GLOBALLY WRA is united through a common vision and shared set of values, operating principles, and affiliation responsibilities, however, specific priorities are set in each national and local context. WRA respects the unique context and expertise of each National Alliance and understands that autonomy and flexibility are essential to our success. NOTHING ABOUT US, WITHOUT US WRA values inclusive participation and protects individual, gender, cultural, religious and social diversity. We make concerted efforts to ensure that women, young people and marginalized groups are represented and heard. COMMITMENT TO FEEDBACK LOOP We provide proactive and ongoing feedback to citizens and governments about how their actions are creating change. This is more than a matter of principle, but a proven way to build and reinforce the commitments and acts of advocates who are driving the movement at all levels. NIMBLE AND MIGHTY While unwavering in our focus, WRA is also nimble, flexible, and quick to adapt to changing circumstances and new opportunities. We have high expectations of what we can achieve with our resources and we work to maximize efficiencies. 6

MEMBERS A PEOPLE-LED MOVEMENT Each WRA National Alliance begins as a grassroots movement of organizations and individuals who identify the unique systemic changes that need to be made to ensure that all girls and women can realize their right to quality health and well-being. THE GLOBAL ALLIANCE Made up of members, staff, volunteers and advocates at the national and global level, WRA operates with a shared vision, mission, values and strategy, with priorities set locally and championed globally. WRA members include individuals, local organizations, health workers, policy makers, journalists and more. By coming together for a shared purpose they re able to catalyze action on multiple levels. NATIONAL SECRETARIAT The Secretariat refers to staff or volunteers who convene and coordinate all Alliance activities. The composition of each Secretariat varies, but all operate as valued and recognized leaders. NATIONAL ALLIANCES Each National Alliance is a self-governing network of advocates and members that determine their issues and campaign priorities. GOVERNING BOARDS The governing bodies of the National Alliances and the Global Secretariat provide mission-based leadership and strategic oversight to ensure operational effectiveness and accountability. NATIONAL ALLIANCE COUNCIL The National Alliance Council is a peer-to-peer governing body comprised of five representatives from across the National Alliances and the Global Secretariat. Its main objectives are to oversee affiliation compliance and share best practices and lessons learned. GLOBAL SECRETARIAT The Global Secretariat consists of staff and volunteers who serve as a hub for the Global Alliance, offering technical support, advice and connections. They also lead on WRA s global advocacy work. 7

HOW WE CREATE CHANGE OUR VISION All girls and women realize their right to quality health and well-being IMPACT Maternal and newborn mortality and morbidity and stillbirths are reduced and universal access to sexual and reproductive health services achieved (SDG) Right to health and participation upheld for all OUTCOMES Increased utilization of reproductive, maternal and newborn health services Greater accountability of governments to people Improved quality, equity and dignity in reproductive, maternal and newborn services New or improved policies and practices that are driven by women's needs Increased resources (financial, human and material) for reproductive, maternal and newborn programs QUALITY, EQUITY AND DIGNITY OUR STRATEGY LOCAL, NATIONAL & GLOBAL LEVELS Educate and empower people about health and rights Directly influence decision makers; support decision makers to respond Collect and use evidence for advocacy Play a crucial role in the feedback loop between people, government and global bodies Convene and catalyze action to drive change Use media and champions to amplify voices AMPLIFYING CITIZEN VOICES TO DEMAND HEALTH AND RIGHTS FOUNDATION SUSTAIN A HIGH PERFORMING & UNITED ALLIANCE Resilient secretariats Engaged members and partners Effective governance at all levels Sufficient and diverse funding base Robust monitoring, evaluation, learning and accountability 8

GLOBAL PRESENCE AFGHANISTAN BANGLADESH INDIA INDONESIA KENYA MALAWI NEPAL NIGERIA PAKISTAN SWEDEN TANZANIA UGANDA UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES YEMEN ZIMBABWE 9

Join the movement SO THAT ALL GIRLS AND WOMEN CAN REALIZE THEIR RIGHT TO QUALITY HEALTH AND WELL-BEING FOR MORE INFORMATION EMAIL US AT INFO@WHITERIBBONALLIANCE.ORG OR VISIT WHITERIBBONALLIANCE.ORG 2017 White Ribbon Alliance