Integrated Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice (KAP) Survey Report

This Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice (KAP) survey was conducted in Pibor County, Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA), South Sudan, between 28 November and 23 December 2025, to assess maternal and child health, nutrition, and hygiene behaviours among reproductive-age women and caregivers of children under two.
Boma Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) Project

Boma Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) Project Evaluation Report

The Boma Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) Project, implemented by ForAfrika South Sudan in collaboration with UNICEF, was a transformative six-month WASH intervention aimed at addressing critical sanitation gaps in six rural communities in Boma County:
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Perceptions and barriers to menstrual hygiene management in Aweil East County

Menstruation is a natural part of life and occurs monthly for approximately 1.9 billion girls and women of reproductive age. However, millions of reproductive age women and girls around the world are denied the ability to manage their menstrual cycles in a dignified and healthy manner.

Impact Measurement Guidelines

Measuring impact is a crucial aspect of ForAfrika’s programmes, as it allows the organisation to assess the effectiveness of its interventions and ensure accountability to donors, partners, and targeted stakeholders. Impact measurement provides evidence-based data that can be used to inform decisions, guide programme improvement efforts, and demonstrate responsible use of resources.
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ForAfrika Social Enterprise

ForAfrika’s Continuum of Transformation

Across Africa, there is a pressing and vital need for communities to move beyond mere self-sustenance and become commercially viable. However, many efforts in this direction are isolated and primarily focused on urban areas, often resulting in limited success rates and minimal impact, with a notable disconnect from NGO development activities.
An Africa that thrives

Proven Process for Self-Sufficient Communities

Our Proven Process illustrates our approach to working with communities to become self-sufficient. Developed through four decades of working closely together with African communities, this process involves a continuum of transformation across three stages:

Digitalisation of the rural economy through Village Savings and Loan Associations (VSLAs)

ForAfrika presents a vision to transform the traditional systems through digital innovation. Our project doesn't just aim to solve problems; it seeks to unlock the full potential of rural communities, fostering economic growth and self-reliance. By blending cutting-edge technology with deep respect for local traditions, we're writing a new chapter in Rwanda's development story.
Climate Smart Solutions For Africa

Weather Resilient Solutions 

Africa faces serious environmental challenges and extreme vulnerability to extreme weather. Despite being the lowest contributor to climate change, its people are disproportionately affected by its consequences.