Programmes

WFDP Programme management seeks to raise awareness of science and practical knowledge to achieve positive change, including the adoption of ideas and trends offered by Fund’s programmes.

The Programme Sector works in collaboration with the Activity Sector and Enterprise Sector to achieve tactical objectives, which are within the framework of what has been approved by the senior management of the Fund, in coordination with all branches, across the world.

From this perspective, the Programme management is working with other departments to achieve the WFDP objectives within the framework approved by Fund’s senior management in coordination with all branches around the world.

The Programme management focuses on:

·       Health improvement

·       Environmental Development

·       Social Development

·       Educational Development

·       Economic Development

·       Agricultural Development

As part of the 2018-2019 action plan, the Fund president has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to introduce new initiatives, namely:

·       The Continental Forum for Co-Economics (International Development Programme)

·       Women’s Life Energy Festival (International Programme and Event)

·       Humanitarian Knights Award Programme for Effective Humanitarian Services (International Scientific and Development Programme)

·       The annual Conference for Exchange and Development of Ideas, Talents, Expertise and Experience (International Cultural and Professional Programme and Event)

·       International License for Management and Investment (Diploma Certificate Programme)

·       Global Programme for Scientific and Practical Development of Civil Society (International Programme and Certification)

WFDP Student Exchange Programme:

WFDP Student Exchange Programme aim at producing an impact on higher education systems and promoting reforms at national and/or regional level in the eligible Partner Countries. These projects will typically focus on 2 different types of activities:

·       Update policies, governance and management of higher education systems; and

·       Strengthening relations between higher education systems and the wider economic and social environment

Her Club:

Her Club is an initiative launched by the WFDP East Africa to end the suffering of girls and women during their period following the most recent tragic death of two teenage girls after infections due to the lack of proper hygiene during their menstrual bleedings. The WFDP is willing to do so not only through providing the pads and hygienic absorbents but also through educating them on the topic of menstruation and the proper hygiene practices.