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PIND Explores Collaboration Opportunities With The Federal Ministry Of Budget And National Planning

PIND, on October 2, 2019 met with officials of the Ministry of State for Budget and National Planning in Abuja. PIND’s Deputy Executive Director, Tunji Idowu, who led the delegation, explained that the purpose of the visit was to offer assistance to the Ministry of Budget and National Planning based on PIND’s core program areas

NDYEP Videos and Case Studies

Niger Delta Youth Employment Pathways (NDYEP) began in 2018 to develop models of youth training in which marginalized young people are trained in market-relevant skills and subsequently supported into sustainable jobs or enterprise.

PIND Monthly Conflict Trackers – August 2019

This monthly tracker is designed to update Peace Agents on patterns and trends in conflict risk and violence, as identified by the Integrated Peace and Development Unit (IPDU) early warning system, and to seek feedback and input for response to mitigate areas of conflict.

PIND Q3 July – September 2019 Progress Report

This report covers PIND’s major results and outputs from July – September 2019 (Quarter 3 of 2019).

Poverty Assessment of the Niger Delta – November 2018

A poverty assessment of MADE and PIND was initiated in May 2018 to establish a deeper understanding of the characteristics of poverty in the Niger Delta, taking samples from the seven value chains. Analysis were carried out on MADE and PIND interventions in Cassava, Fisheries, and Palm Oil and specifically for MADE in Agricultural Inputs, [...]

PIND, SKYE and EdoJobs Graduate 200 Young PV Professionals in Edo State

PIND is partnering with the Skills Development for Youth Employment – SKYE programme, a four-year programme funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.

PIND Foundation Trains 200 Edo Youths on Renewable Energy.

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Baseline Study Of Conflict Capacity Of Stakeholders In The WASH Programme Across 10 LGAs In The Niger Delta

The programme is based on the assumption that Niger Delta communities have the capacity to plan, execute and manage their WASH facilities on a sustainable basis if their capacity is adequately built on conflict sensitivity and conflict management. The basic tenet is that if effort is made to build the ability of local actors and [...]

CONFLICT PROFILES – UNICEF

Conflict is an inevitable consequence of human interactions. Defined by several schools of thought to suit diverse contexts, conflict could be defined as a form of natural competition over perceived or actual incompatible goals, values or limited resources. By nature of parties involved, conflicts could occur at different levels and be classified as intra-personal, inter-personal, […]

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