PIND Partners

At PIND, collaboration is at the heart of our work. We partner with government agencies, development organizations, private sector actors, and local communities to drive sustainable economic growth, peacebuilding, and inclusive development in the Niger Delta. Together, we leverage expertise, resources, and shared goals to create lasting impact and scalable solutions that transform lives and communities.

Through strategic collaboration, we combine expertise, resources, and shared commitment to transform lives and strengthen resilience across the region. These partnerships enable scalable solutions that create lasting change for millions of people in the Niger Delta.

Our Partners

Partnership Impact

2010 TILL DATE

20+

Years of Collaboration

Over two decades of building trusted relationships with organizations committed to sustainable peace and development.

50+

Partner Organizations

From grassroots groups to global institutions, our network accelerates solutions that reach deeper and last longer.

2Million+

Lives impacted Across the Niger Delta

Through joint programs in peacebuilding, economic development, and capacity strengthening, our partnerships continue to transform lives at scale.

Testimonials

They [conflicts] reflect differences in values, clashes of interests, and the ensuing tensions between the various, different groupings. It is not the conflicts per se that is the problem, but the manner in which they are resolved…

I didn’t know anything about conflict management. But ever since I started attending the P4P [Network] trainings, I now step up to get involved in conflict situations. In my community— Ossah, Umuahia North LGA, Abia State—there was a boundary dispute, and with the knowledge acquired from the P4P [Network] training on conflict management, I mitigated this conflict.

With strong field work experience garnered over the years as a member of the Conflict Prevent Committee of the Partners for Peace in the Niger Delta (P4P) Imo State Chapter and the Oguta LGA sub-chapter, I have navigated the nooks and

crannies communities, building community and family peace and resolving conflicts across Imo State and some Niger Delta state.

My name is Uduak Etuk; I’m from Ekono Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State. Currently, I’m a woodworker. I graduated with a Higher National Diploma (HND) in Business Administration. After my NYSC (National Youth Service Corps),

I have worked for several corporate bodies as an administrator, but I never saw the satisfaction in the job, so I had to stop. Then I picked up a form to start my post-graduate diploma, but along the line, there was no money for school fee, so I paused.

My name is Blessing Samuel. I live in Rivers State. I got to know about the NDYEP training project through a friend who happened to be a member of the Rivers State Youth Empowerment ministry… Read more

PIND Partners

Through strategic collaboration, we combine expertise, resources, and shared commitment to transform lives and strengthen resilience across the region. These partnerships enable scalable solutions that create lasting change for millions of people in the Niger Delta.

Our Partners

Partnership Impact