PIND and Partners Equip UNIPORT Graduating Students for the Transition from Campus to Career
A university degree provides an important foundation for a career, but for many young people, the transition from the classroom to the world of work requires more than academic qualifications. Understanding employer expectations, developing practical skills, identifying career opportunities, and building the confidence to navigate a competitive labor market are increasingly important to securing sustainable […]
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, […]
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 […]
PIND, ColdHubs Limited Commission Solar-Powered Cold Storage Hub to reduce Post-Harvest Losses in Bayelsa
Keeping fish and other perishable products fresh remains a major challenge for many fisherfolk, food traders, and small businesses across coastal communities in the Niger Delta. Without reliable cold storage, produce often spoils before reaching the market, resulting in post-harvest losses, reduced incomes, and limited business growth. On June 30, 2026, the Foundation for Partnership […]
PIND 2025 Annual Report – Deepening Impact, Expanding Influence
In 2025, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) entered a new phase of its journey—one defined not by expansion alone, but by scale, system strength, and sustained impact. Building on over a decade of experience, PIND focused on deepening what works: strengthening market systems, enabling community institutions, and expanding partnerships that […]
Unlocking Land, Mechanization, and Security for Young Women Farmers Through Strategic Partnerships
Creating sustainable employment opportunities in agriculture requires more than training and access to finance. Young women entering the agricultural sector often face structural barriers such as limited access to land, inadequate mechanization services, and insecurity around farming communities. These challenges continue to constrain productivity, limit income generation, and discourage participation in commercial agriculture. Through the […]
PIND and Abia State Government Strengthen Institutional Governance for Inclusive Economic Development
Sustainable development requires strong institutions that can plan effectively, coordinate across sectors, and respond to emerging social and economic challenges. Recognizing this, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) is deepening its collaboration with the Abia State Government to strengthen governance systems that support resilient livelihoods, inclusive economic growth, and long-term development. […]
Scaling Market-Led Extension Services to Build Agricultural Resilience in the Niger Delta
Improving agricultural productivity requires more than distributing improved inputs—it depends on building strong local service ecosystems that enable farmers to access practical knowledge, quality technologies, and reliable advisory support throughout the farming season. Through its Market Systems Development (MSD) Program, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) is strengthening a network of […]
