The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) will host a one-day roundtable meeting on March 19, 2020 at its Economic Development Centre (EDC) Warri – Delta State, to celebrate the International Women’s Day.
The Chorkor Oven; Changing the lives of fish smoking women in the Niger Delta riverine communities – Evelyn Octorber’s Story
The Chorkor Oven; Changing the lives of fish smoking women in the Niger Delta riverine communities – Gloria Ezekiels Story
PIND is resolute in its commitment to promote women empowerment and gender equality including addressing Gender Based Violence (GBV). The Foundation has consistently demonstrated this through its policies and actions.
The 16 Days of Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) Campaign commenced today Monday, November 25 and will end on Tuesday, December 10 (Human Rights Day). PIND participated in a high level media briefing event held at the Hilton hotel Abuja today to flag off the 16 Days of Campaign.
PIND awarded grants to four organizations in Rivers State (Green Concern for Development- GreenCODE; Community Resources Development Organization; Centre for Development Support Initiative; and Development Initiative for Community Impact) to address Gender Based Violence (GBV) in the state.
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.
The International Women’s Day (IWD) is a day set aside the world over to celebrate women and their contributions to humanity. This year’s occasion titled ‘Pledge for Parity’ was geared to celebrate women farmers and discuss how women could achieve economic parity through agriculture. This theme is important to us because it deeply aligned with…
“The workshop was very helpful to me and useful. It gave me the zeal to expand. We learnt that women should use any idea they have”.