The overall goal of SCORE IV is that children 0-5 years old in the target areas receive quality inclusive nurturing environments by 2028. It aims to enhance the organizational capacity of national associations of sisters and their congregations so that these local actors will maximize the well-being of pregnant women, mothers, fathers, and children under five years old by supporting sisters, congregations, households, ECD centers, and communities. Through these efforts, Catholic sisters will deliver quality early childhood development services to caregivers of children aged 0 to 5 years. Additionally, caregivers will provide nurturing care to their young children. Success will be demonstrated by a comprehensive combination of improved knowledge, skills, and attitudes, functional and sustainable systems, and tangible community-led actions that contribute to inclusive well-being and improved learning environment, including climate change adaptation measures and sisters acting as leaders in their communities to spread their knowledge even further. CRS has proven systems for measuring the project's outputs and outcomes for individuals, sisters, associations, congregations, households, and community groups, and will use regular monitoring and evaluation processes to track progress and adapt interventions as needed.