PIND’s Partners for Peace in collaboration with our partners Fund for Peace document the trends of conflict and tensions in each Niger Delta state, including recommendations for improving the situation going forward. Download full report below
This report describes the background, process, and results of a look-back and Peer Review of the Niger Delta Partnership Initiative (NDPI) conducted after nearly three years of its initial five year phase of implementation (August 2010 – June 2013). It summarizes the key information shared with the peer review and look-back team in a three…
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) signed a partnership agreement with Cross Rivers State Government on Saturday, April 30, to advance and facilitate sustainable development of Cross Rivers State.
“With this program, I have now seen the possibility of purposeful leadership in the Niger Delta in particular and Nigeria in general […]
April 2016 – March 2017 has been the third year of implementation of Market Development in the Niger Delta (MADE) Programme by the service provider Development Alternatives International (DAI). The Programme has made good progress in scaling up its activities from the previous year and has started some new interventions as planned. MADE consolidated its…
PIND through its Appropriate Technology Enabled Development (ATED) program is partnering with Lagos-based ICT innovation center Wennovation Hub, as well as e-TriLabs and Woelab (ICT innovation centres in Benin and Togo respectively) on the Youth-Enabled Fish Farming AgriHack (YEFFA) project, which aims to support ICT innovations and entrepreneurship in agriculture by youth. Also dubbed AgriHack…