PIND Inaugurates National Multi-Stakeholder Platform to Strengthen Host Community Governance.
The effective implementation of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) requires strong Host Community Development Trusts (HCDTs), transparent governance systems, and coordinated engagement among stakeholders responsible for host-community development. Across the Niger Delta, strengthening these systems remains essential to ensuring that development investments respond to community priorities, promote accountability, and deliver sustainable outcomes. To address these […]
PIND Strengthens Local Organizations’ Capacity to Diversify Funding.
For local organizations working across the Niger Delta, sustaining development work is becoming increasingly challenging as donor funding declines, priorities shift, and competition for grants grows. These changes are creating a need for organizations to look beyond traditional funding models and develop more resilient ways to sustain their work. Responding to this changing landscape, the […]
PIND, Partners Launch Early-Warning Initiative to Prevent 2027 Election Violence in the Niger Delta
Preventing election-related violence requires more than responding to incidents as they occur. It depends on identifying warning signs early, strengthening information sharing, and ensuring that communities and institutions can coordinate timely responses to emerging risks. As Nigeria prepares for the 2027 general elections, strengthening these prevention mechanisms is critical to protecting lives, promoting peaceful civic […]
Strengthening Community-Led Peacebuilding in Warri Through 30 Grassroots Peace Influencers
Lasting peace requires more than agreements to end conflict. It depends on trusted relationships, open communication, and the capacity of communities to recognize emerging tensions and address grievances before they escalate. To strengthen these foundations, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND), through the Warri Peace Community Support Initiative (WPCSI), convened a […]
PIND Strengthens Partnership with Edo State Government to Advance Agriculture, Youth Employment, and Community Development
Across the Niger Delta, efforts to expand economic opportunities and strengthen community development require coordinated action across government, development organizations, communities, and the private sector. In response, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) engaged the Edo State Government to deepen collaboration on agriculture, youth employment, skills development, renewable energy, and peacebuilding. […]
PIND Foundation and NASC to Convene National Forum on Seed Certification, Investment and Market Development.
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) and the National Agricultural Seeds Council (NASC) will jointly convene the Nigeria Seed Systems Forum 2026 on November 10–11, 2026, in Abuja. Under the theme “Unlocking Nigeria’s Seed Potential: Policy Implementation, Investment and Partnerships for Sustainable Access to Quality Seed,” the forum will bring together […]
