COLLABORATIVE, NOT COMBATIVE: Increasing Influence and Impact through Engagement
“While our findings remained the same, PIND has given us more tools, more channels to better engage key stakeholders with our findings,” […]
“While our findings remained the same, PIND has given us more tools, more channels to better engage key stakeholders with our findings,” […]
“I took it upon myself to go and test it in my village. It worked!” […]
“While I could not climb tree to cut down the fresh fruit bunch, I made determination to use the MAH […]
“The most important lesson I learnt is not to say anything except you have very strong evidence. […]
“I would love to buy land near my village. Then, I can create jobs for young people…” […]
Chief Kikile I of Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, is a traditional leader and has always worked to quell conflicts, but 2015 was a unique year. As the home state of one of the presidential candidates and scheduled for a state-level election mere months the presidential one, peace building was never more important in Bayelsa State than…
“… LEAD’s most impressive achievement is its bringing together communities and their governments to improve public service delivery.[…]
“We at CIEPD also took away some things we want to bring into our work from PIND, like the ‘Do No Harm’ concept […]
“As a result of the training, we have attracted donors since last year, and we get good responses from them, […]
“PIND’s ATED centre is the first attempt that I know of to promote environmental responsibility through green building in Nigeria. […]