Effective on December 1, 2016, Dr. Dara Akala takes over from Sam Daibo as Executive Director of the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND). Dr. Akala has helped to shape the direction of PIND’s various programs and projects over the past five years. He has worked with PIND since 2011 when…
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Partners for Peace Network (P4P) is a Network whose mission is geared towards building social capital around peace building by amplifying the voice of positive actors, building a core network of self-identified agents of peace, and leveraging the network through facilitation, small grants, and capacity building. P4P’s vision is dedicated to promoting sustainable peaceable livelihoods…
DetailsThis video shows highlights of the 2016 edition of the Niger Delta Development Forum which took place in Owerri, Imo state with the theme “Towards Self Sustaining Development in the Niger Delta: Narrating and Showcasing a Re-Imagined Niger Delta”
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MADE has an ambitious 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. Working in a difficult environment, MADE is making steady progress towards achieving its longterm target. MADE is working under an increasingly suffocating operating environment characterized by…
DetailsThe acting deputy mission Director of USAID in Nigeria Erin Holleran delivers her welcome address at the Niger Delta Development Forum
Partners for Peace (P4P) adopts a unique approach to peace building that seeks to enable people, businesses, and civil society organizations (CSOs) to work together to advance their cause for livelihoods free from violence and conflict. P4P fosters collaboration around the idea of peace building across various stakeholder groups in the Niger Delta through the…
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From May through July 2015, with support from USAID/PIND, a team from LITE/Africa and ANEEJ program officers carried out 96 focus group discussions and 44 interviews with 845 community residents in 24 communities, 8 local government areas and four states of Cross River, Delta, Edo and Ondo States, all in the Niger Delta. This report…
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