Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) is committed to breaking the culture of silence around Violence Affecting Women and Girls (VAWG) in Nigeria through data driven approaches. This quarterly brief highlights thematic issues and provides updates on reporting of VAWG incidents in the Niger Delta, to inform prevention efforts by policy makers and practitioners.
Join the conversation online as PIND share insights and lessons learned from using its model of human capacity development to foster sustainable economic opportunities in productive sectors, especially for the youth population and to enhance civil society role in promoting good governance aimed at poverty reduction priorities in Nigeria’s Niger Delta. [tnc-pdf-viewer-iframe file=”https://pindfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/PIND-NES24-Session-Program.pdf” width=”900″ height=”1100″…
PIND hosted the 4th edition of the Niger Delta Donors and Partners’ Coordination Forum on Tuesday, 16th October 2018 in Abuja. The meeting brought together 17 attendees from various development donors and implementers working in the Niger Delta to discuss their various interventions in the region and to find common areas for collaboration.
As part of the Appropriate Technology Development (ATED) centre’s program on energy efficiency, PIND trained 10 lecturers from five Universities in the Niger Delta on energy efficiency in buildings from September 17 to 19, 2018. The purpose of the training was to create awareness on energy efficient building designs to enable the lecturers to begin…
10 donors and International Non-Governmental Organizations, five Chevron Global Memorandum of Understanding (GMOU) Regional Development Committees (RDCs) and five of PIND’s CAPABLE organizations participated in a roundtable organized by PIND on October 10 in Abuja. At the Roundtable session, the RDCs had the opportunity to present their goals, missions, objectives, activities, achievements and projections. The…
To address the growing rate of youth unemployment and underemployment in the Niger Delta, The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND), a Non-Governmental Organisation intervening in the nine states of the Niger Delta, will be training about 1, 000 young men and women to be sustainably employed in the agricultural and Information…
It is indeed my pleasure to be here on the last day of this Annual Learning Summit that commenced on Tuesday. I am aware that the Mission Director of USAID, Mr. Stephen Haykin was with you all yesterday to express his deep appreciation for your hard work and commitment to the SACE project.
PIND Foundation is sharing best practices in cassava through practical demonstrations. A total of 14, 947 men and women farmers had improved their knowledge, attitude and practices as a result of the demonstration plot intervention training.
As Nigeria’s Cocoa production and export began to increase in 2017, the Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) carried out a value chain study of the sector between January and April 2018. The findings from the study will be validated with stakeholders including farmers, intermediate and final processors, aggregators, exporters, Business Membership…
March 8, 2018. We were at Ugborodo and Ago-Nla Communities in Escravos, located in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State, to demonstrate the Chorkor Oven to fish farmers in the communities Chorkor Oven is an appropriate technology that is very efficient for smoking fish, with a capacity to smoke up to 250kg of…