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        • Market Systems Development
        • Youth Employment Pathways (YEP)
        • Access to Energy
        • Sombreiro Kapital (SK)
        • Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services (AEAS)
      • PEACEBUILDING

        • Integrated Peace & Development Unit (IPDU)
        • Partners For Peace (P4P)
        • Warri Multi-Stakeholder Platform
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      • Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
      • Advocacy
      • Capacity Building
      • Communications
    • OUR SERVICES
      • Outgrowers Scheme Devt. Program
      • Analysis and Special Studies
      • Project Management
      • Human Capital Development
      • ATED Library
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      • Reducing Poverty
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      • Powering Coastal Communities
      • Fostering Youth Employment
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      • Impact Videos
      • Success Stories
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      • 2022 Annual Report
      • 2021 Annual Report
      • 2020 Annual Report
      • 2019 Annual Report
      • 2018 Annual Report
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      • 2016 Annual Report
      • Annual Reports Downloads
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      • Quarterly Progress Reports
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      • Weekly Conflict Reports
      • Event Reports
      • Policy Briefs
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Tag Archives: Cassava Demonstration Farms

PIND’s Cassava Demonstration Farms are Making Cassava Farming Lucrative Again in the Niger Delta

PIND’s Cassava Demonstration Farms are Making Cassava Farming Lucrative Again in the Niger Delta

Economic Devt IMPACT, Impact Stories, PIND Cassava ProjectBy PINDJuly 7, 2019Leave a comment

Ifeanyi Eke seats on a blue plastic chair in front of his shop at Umukabia, in Ngor-Okpala Local Government Area a of Imo state. He is a graduate of accounting from the Abia State Polytechnic and has been unemployed. He said, “after the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in 2009, I looked for a job…

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