Farmers & micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) reached with information on best practices and technological innovation.

Farmers & MSMEs enabled with improved knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) that increased their productivity

of additional income earned by the farmers & MSMEs

In additional investments influenced from government, donor agencies and private sector

New full-time jobs created in sectors supported by PIND

peace actors facilitated through the Partners for Peace (P4P) Network, with their capacities strengthened to tackle conflict in the Niger Delta

emerging conflicts mitigated by peace actors in their communities to sustain economic activities

Before PIND’s launch, the Niger Delta had little donor presence because of the difficulty in operating. Our strong on-the-ground presence and solid operations renewed donor interests and have influenced additional investments by federal and state governments, the private sector, and donor agencies into the region for development programs.

Development resources downloaded from our NDLink online platform and 16.7 million visitors to the site has increased the availability of information and data on Niger Delta needs, challenges, development priorities, and opportunities.

Trained civil society and business membership organizations are providing improved community-responsive services.

Trained organizations raising funds for development programs by applying the skills learned.

Policy papers, policies, and plans produced towards creating enabling environment for development

Accrued in savings by community users of PIND-facilitated renewable energy solutions

Businesses gained access to electricity.

People are benefiting from access to renewable energy solutions in their communities.

Households gained access to electricity.

Young people with empowered with market relevant skills in emerging growth sectors.

Young people linked to waged employment and enterprise start-ups in emerging growth sectors.