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Socio-Economic Survey of Potential target Demographics for Human Trafficking and Livelihood Opportunities (Phase II)

The main goal of this survey is to determine the socio-economic dimensions of human trafficking and modern day slavery, and explore livelihood opportunities with potential target demographics of human trafficking in Edo State, Nigeria. The specific objectives were to: determine socio-economic characteristics and dimensions of existing trafficked individuals and of their families; understand the perception [...]

Final Report on Edo Human Trafficking

MADE has a long-term target of increasing the income of 150,000 beneficiaries (with women being 50%) and lifting them out of poverty over the lifetime of the project. It has also taken keen interest in understanding modern day slavery (MDS) in Edo and neighbouring States in the Niger Delta with the aim of contributing to [...]

Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update for May 31 – June 06, 2020

This weekly update examines the issue of kidnapping for ransom in the Niger Delta with specific focus on Ondo State. Recent trends indicate an increase in reported incidents of kidnapping for ransom in the State. According to data (see map below), over 50 incidents of kidnapping were reported in Ondo State between January 2016 and […]

MADE Business Case

the concentration of oil industries in the region has created wage and commodities inflation, raising the cost of living and intensifying the experience of poverty among the poor. Overall, the levels and intensity of poverty are high, leading to strong feelings of injustice (given the wealth which the region generates from oil), and this has [...]

MADE Business Case Economic Appraisal

The Niger Delta has recently come out of more than a decade of insurrection, characterized by conflict with the government as well as conflict among the local ethnic groups trying to access greater benefits from the oil resources in the region. This conflict restricted the investment by outside businesses in the region and limited most [...]

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