The 30% campaign focuses on the lack of oversight and accountability across Nigeria’s extractive sectors, giving rise to governmental and social inequality that increasingly marginalizes women within extractive sectors and beyond.
This desk review covers four federal ministries, departments, and agencies, along national assembly’s ZIP, as part of the Financing for Development – Strategic Partnership Programs.
This study will empower citizens and stakeholders with new knowledge to mobilize and ask the right questions towards improved government policies, improved private sector policies, more robust CSOs, increased citizens voice and stronger wider alliances to women and other stakeholders.
Despite enormous annual budgetary allocation and extensive development assistance, the number of people who are classified as poor in the Niger Delta region has continued to grow. Democratic governance is important, but economic governance is fundamentally important to economic and social rights.
Fair for All Desk Review: For Women’s Economic Empowerment through Extractive Value Chains for Self-empowerment of Women and their Immediate Communities
Land and land grabbing are top in the list of contentious issues that have gained popularity in Nigeria than any other country in Africa. This policy brief examined land grabbing and its impact on women’s livelihood in Rivers state. The study focuses on selected Local Government Areas and communities in Rivers state affected by land grabbing.
The MGPI is a framework developed for utilisation as a participatory tool for exploring the broad range and scope, as well as the depth and degree of participation of marginalised groups across four broad spheres of human and societal engagements and interactions.
