NDPI Program Manager Eniola Mafe and PIND Market Development Program Manager James Elekwachi share their insights about market systems development programming in a new DAI video
The Niger Delta Civic Engagement Forum, co-sponsored by both USAID and PIND, with a sub-theme of Increasing Participatory Citizen-led Inclusive Economic Growth in the Niger Delta, was on held on Thursday, July 9th in Port Harcourt.
PIND Foundation officially opened the Appropriate Technology Enabled Demonstration Center (ATED) on Wednesday, July 8th. PIND plans to use the ATED Center as a live R&D lab where we'll source, test, and promote ATs that'll improve quality of life and efficiency of production in the Niger Delta
As part of its mission to provide technologies that reduce energy consumption, recycle waste and provide alternatives to the grid and traditional power sources in the Niger Delta region, the Foundation for Partnership Initiative in the Niger Delta (PIND)
By Jeniffer Nkem- Eneanya The Global Shapers Community (GSC) is a network of hubs founded and led by young people who are exceptional in their potential, […]
MindAfrica Leadership Initiative is a not-for-profit organization that provides free learning opportunities to disadvantaged children and youth in ways that build their innovative and creative capacities
By Nkasi Wodu, Peace Building Officer, PIND Foundation From an early warning point of view the situation in Rivers State is quite troubling. For the benefit […]
My name is Ime Ebiware and I work with RTI (Research Triangle Institute) as a Local Government Coordinator for Okrika LGA under the LEAD RTI project. The LEAD project is a governance project aimed at improving governance and service delivery at the local level
The Appropriate Technology Enabled Development (ATED) program of PIND took the initiative to promote point-of-use or household water treatment technologies to address the challenge of poor drinking water quality and access to safe water in the Niger Delta.
Palms for palm oil production can be found almost anywhere in Nigeria and is one of Nigeria’s agriculture value chains currently experiencing dramatic changes and interventions in the daily lives of farmers.
Barrister Mrs Biobara Makalabh Roseym aka ‘Mama Rose’ or ‘Madam Borikiri’ is a 55 year old retired Police. While in service, she rose to the rank of Divisional Police Officer (DPO).