To strengthen the work of 41 community-based organizations responding to HIV/AIDS through trainings on self-esteem, reproductive health, treatment adherence and organizational development; to create a forum to optimize information sharing through 246 focus group discussions; and to train local leaders to contribute to the fight against stigma and discrimination toward people living with HIV/AIDS.

To increase women's economic empowerment through literacy classes, a revolving loan program and trainings in innovative agricultural techniques and marketing gardening; and to promote peace in the border areas of southern Senegal and Guinee Bissau by networking with local allies and holding community-led advocacy campaigns.

To reduce poverty and HIV prevalence among women through a training of trainers on HIV prevention, advocacy against stigma and discrimination and support for market gardening income-generating activities.

To strengthen the organizational capacities of Usoforal by hiring an accountant, carrying an audit and training staff in community mobilizing and advocacy;  to enhance the leadership capacities of a group of women to engage in peacebuilding through training in lobbying and negotations with different stakeholders.

To improve and sustain the living conditions of HIV-affected orphans and vulnerable children and people living with HIV/AIDS through medical support, market gardening activities and community mobilizing against stigma and discrimination.

To set up a pilot farming school to train rural youth in innovative farming techinques that include market gardening, natural crop protection, cattle fattening and low-pressure irrigation.

To contribute to the total cessation of female genital cutting in Senegal by 2011.

To reinforce the Tostan model in Senegal and extend it to other African countries.