The Chorkor Oven; Changing the lives of fish smoking women in the Niger Delta riverine communities – Gloria Ezekiels Story
The Chorkor Oven; Changing the lives of fish smoking women in the Niger Delta riverine communities – Gloria Ezekiels Story
The Chorkor Oven; Changing the lives of fish smoking women in the Niger Delta riverine communities – Gloria Ezekiels Story
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) has been recently certified by the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development (DCED) as an international market development crusader. This is due to its adoption of the international standard procedure as recognized by the DCED in its socio-economic development programs to address various economic challenges in…
As at the end of Quarter 4, PIND, through the support market actors (input companies, agro-dealers, service providers etc.) achieved greater scale in building capacies of the farmers, especially small-scale farmers and enterprises, increasing their access to new and efficient technologies and providing access to credit.
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.
In this annual report, we give excerpts of how we achieved core service initiates, using sustainable and inclusive human capital development wheels that gave us higher undertaking aptitudes to identify, inspire and empower individuals, organizations and systems within the productive sectors, to cascade change among peers who then adopt and spread the benefits of our exertions system-wide.
This report covers PIND’s major results and outputs from July – September 2019 (Quarter 3 of 2019).
A poverty assessment of MADE and PIND was initiated in May 2018 to establish a deeper understanding of the characteristics of poverty in the Niger Delta, taking samples from the seven value chains. Analysis were carried out on MADE and PIND interventions in Cassava, Fisheries, and Palm Oil and specifically for MADE in Agricultural Inputs,…
PIND is partnering with the Skills Development for Youth Employment – SKYE programme, a four-year programme funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.
This report covers PIND’s major results and outputs from April – June 2019 (Quarter 2 of 2019). In the period under review, PIND built on the gains recorded in Quarter 1 of 2019 by creating awareness, building knowledge, and changing attitudes, capacity, and practices in ways that positively re-orient the hopes, aspirations, and visions of…