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Baseline Study Of Conflict Capacity Of Stakeholders In The WASH Programme Across 10 LGAs In The Niger Delta
The programme is based on the assumption that Niger Delta communities have the capacity to plan, execute and manage their WASH facilities on a sustainable…
CONFLICT PROFILES – UNICEF
Conflict is an inevitable consequence of human interactions. Defined by several schools of thought to suit diverse contexts, conflict could be defined as a form…
PIND Q2 April – June 2019 Progress Report
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…
PIND June/July 2019 monthly conflict trackers
PIND’s June/July 2019 monthly conflict trackers for the 9 states of the Niger Delta.
Showcasing Appropriate Technologies to Contribute to the Educational System in Nigeria
As part of the 2019 campaign for the International Youth Day, this video presents a vox pop of undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as…
Request for proposal: Jumpstarting youth aquaculture enterprise Skills
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Request for proposal: Building skills for the Construction sector
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Request for proposal: Bright Future grant Program
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Niger Delta Youth Employment Pathways – Mid-Term Evaluation Report
The mid-term evaluation of the Niger Delta Youth Employment Pathways (NDYEP) project was conducted between February and April 2019 as the project’s first phase drew…
Two-Week Renewable Energy Training for 200 Youth from Edo State Begins
As part of a collaboration between Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Edo Jobs and PIND to create jobs through the training of a skilled workforce…
Developing Nigeria’s Niger Delta – CNBC Africa
PIND is collecting insights and perspectives from different stakeholders under the PIND’s Participatory Strategic Review (PSR) exercise which will inform it’s priorities, identify new opportunities…
Communique Issued at end of the Cocoa Stakeholders’ Roundtable Organized by PIND Foundation in Collaboration with Ondo State Government
The Foundation for Partnership Initiative in the Niger Delta (PIND Foundation) in collaboration with the Ondo State Government organized a Cocoa Stakeholder’s Roundtable that brough…
PIND 2019 Q2 Niger Delta Conflict Tracker
The Niger Delta peace and conflict landscape underwent substantial changes in the second quarter of 2019, compared to the first quarter of the year. There…
PIND Partners GIZ to Train 200 Youth on Renewable Energy in Edo State
The Foundation for Partnership initiatives in the Niger Delta (PIND Foundation) has signed a partnership agreement with Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) to train…
PIND ½ Hour on TV Enlightens Hundreds of Farmers on the Dangers of Poor Oil Palm Seedlings
The Niger Delta’s nine states account for about 75 percent of palm oil production in Nigeria and 80 percent of the production from the region…
Oil Palm Farming Without Tears – How improved harvesting technology is increasing oil palm production in the Niger Delta
Kingsley Ojeah pruning bunches with his MAH at his farm in Ubule-Uku in Delta State PIND has affected the lives of over 26, 000 palm…
To Cut Down Oil Palm Farmers’ Losses, PIND Foundation Introduces the Malaysian Knife
In the 1960s, Nigeria was the leading producer of palm oil. Though the country still remains one of the largest producers, it now meets domestic…
Terms of Reference to engage consultants to build the Capacity of Cocoa Business Membership Organizations working with PIND in Ondo State
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