Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF) 2017: A State-Led Framework for Planning & Development in the Niger Delta
The 2017 Niger Delta Development Forum (NDDF) report is out!
The event, which happened on November and 15, 2017, was a culmination of a series of consultations, meetings, workshops and research studies,..
Chevron’s Corporate Social Enterprise In Nigeria
In this edition of the European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) report titled ‘Leveraging Private Investment for Sustainable Development’, Zachary Kaplan, the Director of Sustainable Business Group at the DAI, writes about Chevron’s business-led approach to development in the Niger Delta through PIND..
Conflict Trackers: April – May, 2018
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) produces a Monthly Conflict Trackers for the 9 Niger Delta States.
PIND Embarks On Project To Address Youth Unemployment In The Niger Delta
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) today commenced the dissemination of key findings of a study it undertook recently on ‘Identifying Pathways to Youth Employment in the Niger Delta: An Analysis of Abia, Akwa Ibom and Rivers States’. To seek innovative ways of addressing the growing rate of youth unemployment and […]
Identifying Pathways to Youth Employment in the Niger Delta: An Analysis of Abia, Akwa Ibom and Rivers States
PIND and its partner, Development Alternatives Incorporated (DAI), conducted a labour market assessment for youth employment in Abia, Akwa Ibom and Rivers States, to map the community of stakeholders concerned with youth unemployment within Abia, Akwa Ibom and Rivers States, showing their key constraints and explaining national and subnational economic, demographic, and social trends impacting […]
Our Gender Footprint In The Year
PIND, through gender mainstreaming in all its interventions, seeks to ensure equitable participation of men and women in social and economic development of the Niger Delta.
ANALYSIS AND ADVOCACY PROGRAM
Informed governments can promote inclusive and equitable economic opportunities in the Niger Delta through their decisions, policy and approach.
CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM
Back in 2011, stakeholder consultations showed the weak capacity of Niger Delta-based organizations was a major concern as development within the region would be impossible without their engagement and assistance.
PEACE BUILDING PROGRAM
For decades, the Niger Delta has experienced significant conflict across the region that have had severe effects on livelihoods.
Improving Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Practices and Facilities through Partnership Investments
Access to safe and clean water resources and good water management practices are huge issues in the Niger Delta that contribute to a high rate of water-borne diseases b with its attendant health and economic impacts.
