We are excited to announce that our 2019 annual report is out! 2019 is a landmark year for us because it marks the end of our second five-year strategic funding phase (2015-2019) and nine years of solid programming within the Niger Delta region.
The candidates should be between 16 and 30 years old, unemployed and willing to put in the time required to go through the technical training.
Interested persons who meet the criteria can send an email to Nchegem Gahia -gahia@pindfoundation.org and she will provide additional information if the applications are still open.
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND), this year, launched a new strategic plan to define our journey for the next five years – from 2020 – 2024.
We launched our third phase of program implementation in 2020 predicated on the gains recorded in the two previous phases (2010 – 2019). In this report, we are happy to present PIND’s major results and outputs from January – March 2020 (Quarter 1 of 2020)
MADE programme uses the ‘Making Markets Work for the Poor (M4P) approach to facilitates change in market systems to benefit the poor at much greater scale than traditional direct delivery approaches; Loading… Taking too long? Reload document | Open in new tab DOWNLOAD Gender Learning Event presentation (275 downloads )
Trafficking in human beings, a form of modern-day slavery, involves the illegal trade of people for exploitation or commercial gain, and is a $150 billion global industry generated by forced economic exploitation of people for commercial sex, domestic work, or other economic activity. It is the result of forced economic exploitation of people for commercial…
This’ lessons learned’ document seeks to encapsulate the hopes for the future, the concerns of the present and the experiences of the past, to broaden the worthy efforts of both the MADE I & II interventions on a larger scale that the Niger Delta region requires. Recommendations discussed in depth at the conclusion of this…
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) on March 19, 2020, held a one-day roundtable at its Economic Development Centre (EDC) Warri, Delta State to celebrate the 2020 International Women’s Day which coincides with the United Nation’s 25th anniversary in advancing gender equality and the common good of women.
The Foundation for Partnership Initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND) in November 2019 joined the International Community on a 16-day campaign against Gender Based Violence (GBV). PIND, through a competitive process, awarded small grants to four Niger Delta organizations in Akwa-Ibom, Delta, Edo and Rivers States to implement activities in commemoration of the global event.
The COVID-19 lockdown is not an excuse for gender-based violence. Are you concerned about the reported rise in violence against women and girls because of the COVID-19 lookdowns? The Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) filter on our Partners for Peace (P4P) Online Peace Map helps to us to track and report violence affecting women…