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  • WHO WE ARE
    • About Us
    • Meet The Team
    • Board Of Trustees
  • WHAT WE DO
    • PROGRAM AREAS
      • ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

        • Market Systems Development
        • Youth Employment Pathways (YEP)
        • Access to Energy
        • Sombreiro Kapital (SK)
        • Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS)
      • PEACEBUILDING

        • Integrated Peace & Development Unit (IPDU)
        • Partners For Peace (P4P)
        • Warri Multi-Stakeholder Platform
    • PROGRAM ENABLERS
      • Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
      • Advocacy
      • Capacity Building
      • Communications
    • OUR SERVICES
      • Outgrowers Scheme Devt. Program
      • Analysis and Special Studies
      • Project Management
      • Human Capital Development
      • ATED Library
  • RESULTS & IMPACT
    • RESULTS
      • Reducing Poverty
      • Fostering Stability
      • Enabling Development
      • Powering Coastal Communities
      • Fostering Youth Employment
    • IMPACT
      • Photo Gallery
      • Impact Videos
      • Success Stories
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • ANNUAL REPORTS
      • 2023 Annual Report
      • 2022 Annual Report
      • 2021 Annual Report
      • 2020 Annual Report
      • 2019 Annual Report
      • 2018 Annual Report
      • 2017 Annual Report
      • 2016 Annual Report
      • Annual Reports Downloads
    • PUBLICATIONS
      • Research & Study Reports
      • Quarterly Progress Reports
      • PIND Newsletters
      • Case Studies & Insights
      • Weekly Conflict Reports
      • Event Reports
      • Policy Briefs
    • NEWS
      • Media Reports
      • PIND Events
    • ARCHIVES
      • 2015 – 2019 PROGRAMS
      • MADE-DFID RESOURCES
      • ATED Library
  • PARTNER WITH US
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Daily Archives: August 4, 2023

PIND partners Ford foundation on PIA workshop for stakeholders in Delta [tribuneonlineng.com]

Media ReportsBy PINDAugust 4, 2023Leave a comment

Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update: July 30 – August 05, 2023

Conflict TrackersBy PINDAugust 4, 2023Leave a comment

This weekly update spotlights organized criminality in the Niger Delta with a focus on rising criminal violence in Bayelsa State. According to data (see map above), violent criminality caused more than 160 fatalities in Bayelsa State between January 2021 and June 2023. Recent data shows a rise in incidents of criminal violence in the State,…

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