PIND Convenes Stakeholders to Advance Climate Resilience and Human Security in the Niger Delta
Climate change is increasingly affecting more than the environment across the Niger Delta. For communities whose livelihoods depend on farming, fishing, and other natural resources, flooding, coastal erosion, irregular rainfall, and environmental degradation are disrupting incomes, increasing vulnerability, and placing greater pressure on already limited resources. As these pressures intensify, they can deepen existing grievances, […]
Niger Delta Weekly Update – August 09 – 15, 2026
This update highlights human trafficking and exploitation of vulnerable persons, focusing on child trafficking, sexual exploitation, forced labor, and related rights violations. Recent incidents reveal persistent risks to vulnerable groups, underscoring the need for stronger protection, law enforcement, and accountability mechanisms. DOWNLOAD REPORT:
Policy Brief on Climate Change and Human Security in the Niger Delta: Pathways to Peace and Resilience
This briefing examines how climate change is reshaping human security and driving communal tensions in the Niger Delta. Data from PIND’s P4P Peace Map and community interviews show that recurrent flooding, coastal erosion, and erratic rainfall, compounded by decades of environmental degradation, are disrupting farming, fishing, and small businesses, deepening poverty, displacing households, and heightening […]
PIND Conflict Briefing, July 2026 – Climate Change and Human Security in the Niger Delta: Pathways to Peace and Resilience
This briefing examines how climate change is reshaping human security and driving communal tensions in the Niger Delta. Data from PIND’s P4P Peace Map and community interviews show that recurrent flooding, coastal erosion, and erratic rainfall, compounded by decades of environmental degradation, are disrupting farming, fishing, and small businesses, deepening poverty, displacing households, and heightening […]
Niger Delta Weekly Update – July 26 – August 01, 2026
This update highlights the evolving pattern of armed violence and insecurity in the Niger Delta, with a particular focus on Rivers State. Recent incidents involving targeted killings, kidnappings, and armed robbery have heightened concerns over public safety and community security, underscoring the need for strengthened security responses. DOWNLOAD REPORT:
PIND, LEUTI Partner to Expand Youth Employment Through TVET Scholarships
For many young people, the journey to employment begins long before the first job interview. It starts with access to quality skills training, an opportunity that remains out of reach for many underserved youth due to the high cost of technical and vocational education. Without practical, market-relevant skills, many young people struggle to compete for […]
PIND Partners with WACCIMA, CTPA, and Durbudee Consulting to Strengthen MSME Awareness of Nigeria’s 2025 Tax Reform Acts.
As Nigeria’s tax reforms reshape the country’s tax administration and compliance landscape, it is increasingly important for businesses to understand their implications. However, many Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) still require clear, practical guidance to navigate the new requirements, meet their obligations, and leverage the opportunities available within the formal economy. To help bridge […]
PIND Champions Inclusive Innovation and Opportunities for Young People at Warri Tech Summit 2026.
The Niger Delta is home to a growing community of young people, entrepreneurs, innovators, and technology professionals using technology to create opportunities and solve challenges across the region. As the digital economy expands, connecting talent, skills, investment, infrastructure, and innovation will be key to ensuring more people can participate and benefit. To contribute to this […]
Niger Delta Weekly Update – July 19 – 25, 2026.
This update highlights the resurgence of cult and gang-related violence in Bayelsa State within the broader landscape of organized criminal violence in the Niger Delta. The recent escalation has led to fatalities and heightened security concerns, underscoring the urgent need for timely early warning and coordinated security responses. DOWNLOAD REPORT:
Niger Delta Weekly Update – July 12 – 18, 2026.
This update highlights flood risks in the Niger Delta and the need to strengthen preparedness and community resilience. Recent flooding incidents and NiMet’s advisory identifying all the nine states in the region as flood-prone underscore the importance of early warning and coordinated action to protect lives, livelihoods, and property. DOWNLOAD REPORT:
