After ten years of active implementation, Elham entered a new phase. In 2020, efforts began to reorient the initiative in alignment with L4WB’s evolving principles and focus on cultivating capacities for decision-making at individual and collective levels.

In this transitional phase, new working groups explored:

• Intergenerational partnerships
• Youth-led advocacy
• Collaborative research with universities
• Engaging religious institutions and the media
• Trainings on the Learning for Well-being approach
• A pilot conference on intergenerational collaboration in Palestine

While Elham is no longer operational, it remains a foundational programme in the L4WB ecosystem—a model of how inclusive, cross-sector, and child-centred collaboration can drive sustainable systems change.