Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update for March 21-27, 2021
This edition of the weekly update spotlights communal conflict in the Niger Delta with a focus on clashes over land and boundary disputes in Akwa Ibom State. According to data (see map below), clashes over land disputes caused over 400 fatalities in the State between 2016 and 2020.
Building Capacity for Clean Energy: PIND and GIZ Partner to Improve Access to Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency in Nigeria
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) on 23 February 2020, signed an MoU with the German international development agency, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH to develop Nigeria’s human capital for improved access to renewable energy and energy efficiency in Nigeria through the Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP).
ToR: PIND Media Audience Research
CLOSED: The Foundation for Partnership Initiative (PIND) wishes to engage an individual consultant, firm or a company to conduct an analysis of/estimate the reach of various media types/ media houses at the State, Regional and National levels so as to maximize the reportage of PIND’s communication reach in the mainstream media (TV, Radio and Newspapers) […]
ToR PIND 2020 Annual Report Photos Production
CLOSED: The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) seeks to engage a consultant photographer to provide photography support for the gathering of field-based activity pictures showcasing PIND’s project participants/service providers/peace actors in 5 states of the Niger Delta (Bayelsa, Delta, Ondo, Rivers and Imo States) which will be used in the production […]
An Eye for Potential Volunteers: Insight from Wariboko’s Peacebuilding Story
People’s orientation, outlook and attitude to peace contribute significantly to the scale of violent conflict, its management and sustaining a peaceful environment. So members of the Partners for Peace (P4P) Network invest a significant portion of their time working on improving people’s knowledge, attitude and practices about peace using various approaches. Tamunomie Wariboko, a Network […]
Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update for March 14-20, 2021
This edition of the weekly update spotlights violent criminality in the Niger Delta with a focus on sea robbery and kidnapping for ransom in Bayelsa State. Recent incidents indicate a rise in incidents of sea robbery and kidnapping for ransom in the State. Accordingtodata (see map below), over 80 incidents of sea robbery and kidnapping […]
Quarter 4 Progress Report 2020 – PIND Sombreiro Kapital Project
The MSME development and linkages project is a strategic initiative designed to help build relationships amongst actors in the micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) landscape to ensure optimal productivity and increased income for enterprises. It strengthens platforms that enable MSMEs to access quality business support services, market and funding opportunities which enable the enterprises […]
Quarter 4 Progress Report 2020 – PIND Business Linkages Project
The MSME development and linkages project is a strategic initiative designed to help build relationships amongst actors in the micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) landscape to ensure optimal productivity and increased income for enterprises. It strengthens platforms that enable MSMEs to access quality business support services, market and funding opportunities which enable the enterprises […]
Quarter 4 Progress Report 2020 – PIND Poultry Project
The poultry value chain interventions are designed to improve the productivity and income of poultry farmers in the Niger Delta through the adoption of good poultry practices and linkages to quality inputs (vaccines and feeds). Other intervention activities focus on improving access to market and finance to aid the growth and expansion plans of farmers. […]
Quarter 4 Progress Report 2020 – PIND Palm Oil Project
PIND’s intervention in the palm oil sector centers around stimulating best management practices among farmers and improving access to oil palm seedlings. Previous interventions included stimulating the use of harvesting technologies and improved processing equipment. In the period under review, Agro-dealers and Farm Service Providers continued with field demonstrations of best management practice as well […]
