ITNs campaign to eradicate Malaria in Yobe State

The ITNs Campaign to eradicate Malaria in Yobe State

Project Status: Completed

ITNs campaign to eradicate Malaria in Yobe State

ITNs campaign to eradicate Malaria in Yobe State

Project Focus Area

Social Development (Health)

Project Start Date

September 6, 2022

Project End Date

October 8, 2022

Total Project Budget

$2,200

Project Location

Yobe State (Nangere)

Name of Donor

Malaria Consortium Programme

Project Summary

The project aims to reduce the burden of malaria through the distribution of Insecticide Treated Nets distribution to increase the overall number of households protected from malaria. The project through sensitization at the community level will create demand for ITNs thereby encouraging acceptance and utilization of personal protective equipment such as the ITNs and face masks, and sanitizers to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in vulnerable communities.  

Key Outcome

  • Increased distribution of ITNs: The project aims to distribute ITNs to a larger number of households, thereby increasing the coverage of malaria prevention measures.
  • Reduction in malaria cases: By increasing the number of households protected from malaria, the project anticipates a decrease in the number of malaria cases within the targeted communities.
  • Improved community awareness: Through sensitization efforts, the project aims to raise awareness about the importance of ITNs, face masks, and sanitizers in preventing both malaria and COVID-19.
  • Increased acceptance and utilization of PPE: The project aims to encourage the acceptance and utilization of face masks and sanitizers, thereby reducing the spread of COVID-19 in vulnerable communities.
  • Enhanced community health: Ultimately, the project aims to improve the overall health of vulnerable communities by reducing the burden of malaria and mitigating the spread of COVID-19

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Sensitization Session in Chilariye Nangere LGA
AFRYDEV staff during sensitization with the youth in Nangere
AFRYDEV staff during sensitization household
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Chilariye ward of Nangere LGA Yobe State

I'm grateful for the project's efforts in providing us with Insecticide Treated Nets. Now, more households have access to this life-saving tool against malaria. Mohammed Malami

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Aisha Iliya from Dawasa ward of Nangere LGA Yobe State

Since receiving the ITNs from the project, I've noticed a significant decrease in malaria cases in our community. It's such a relief to see our families healthier and happier.

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Adamu Bala from Tikau ward of Nangere LGA Yobe State

Thanks to the project's sensitization efforts, I now understand the importance of using ITNs, wearing face masks, and using sanitizers. I've started practicing these habits, and I encourage others to do the same for the well-being of our community.

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Dazigau ward of Nangere LGA Yobe State

Before the project, I wasn't aware of the role face masks and sanitizers play in preventing COVID-19. Now, I use them regularly and encourage others to do so too. It's crucial for us to protect ourselves and those around us.

Executive Summary

AFRYDEV, a humanitarian and development organization with over 9 years of experience in Northeast Nigeria, aims to promote safe societies and empower conflict-affected communities to prevent recruitment, radicalization, and engagement in violent extremist activities, conflict, and gender-based violence. With a focus on youth, women, and girls, implementing interventions to enhance well-being and social mobility. From September 2022 to October 2022 AFRYDEV undertook a project with the aim of reducing the burden of malaria in Yobe State. The project involved the distribution of Insecticide Treated Nets (ITNs) to households, increasing the number of protected households. Through community-level sensitization, the project created the demand for ITNs and promoted the acceptance and utilization of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as face masks and sanitizers. This prevents malaria and reduces the spread of COVID-19 in vulnerable communities.

Constructed Market Shade in Dilala

Strengthen Resilience building through Livelihood’s support to promote durable solutions for IDPs, returnees, and residents in Geidam and Yunusari, Yobe State

Project Status: Completed

Strengthen Resilience building through Livelihood’s support to promote durable solutions for IDPs, returnees & residents

Constructed Market Shade in Dilala

Project Focus Area

Social-Economic Development and Civic Engagement

Project Start Date

March 1, 2022

Project End Date

November 30, 2022

Total Project Budget

$40,000

Project Location

Geidam L.G.A Yobe State

Name of Donor

from COOPI through HNF

Project Summary

The 10-month project in Geidam and Yunusari, Yobe State, funded by COOPI through HNF, aims to enhance resilience and promote durable solutions for IDPs, returnees, and residents. It reduces conflict impact, provides livelihood options, engages communities, and strengthens local markets. Implemented by COOPI with AFRYDEV, the project focuses on increasing income sources and enhancing community resilience.

Key Outcome

  • Strengthened community resilience and improved access to basic services in partnership with a national NGO through capacity building of government and communities, and rehabilitation of basic infrastructures.
  • Improved capacity of local government, civil society organizations, and community members on governance, and service delivery
  • Increased people's access to basic services and promoted economic development through the rehabilitation/ construction of 10 water access points and market structures.
  • Strengthened income generation opportunities by establishing/ scaling up small to medium-sized businesses through the provision of skills and required inputs.
  • Increased employment opportunities for youth and vulnerable communities through the provision of market-driven skills and business grants.

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Capacity Building Training with Community Member and Stakeholder.
A group picture of training of CSO on Good governance _ service delivery
VST beneficiaries under training (hand bag making)
Training of Youth and vulnerable community in vocational Skills Training Programme through the Directorate of Employment (NDE)
Training of IGA Baneficiaries
Training of IGA baneficiaries in Geidam
Rehabilitated solar borehole in Ngirabo reticulated 30metres
Rehabilitated hand pump in Mozogun
IGA Input distribution exercise Yunusari
IGA Input distribution exercise Yunusari to a Beneficiary
IGA Input distribution exercise Geidam
IGA Input distribution exercise Geidam to a Beneficiary
Constructed Market Shade in Ladu
Constructed Market Shade in Dilala
Capacity Building Training with Community Member and Stakeholder VSL
Capacity building of a national NGO (NNGO) on community-based approaches, governance, and service delivery
Another session during training of CSO on good governance _ service delievery
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Maryam Aje ED AFRYDEV

Through our partnership with a national NGO, we have been able to strengthen community resilience and improve access to basic services. By building the capacity of government and communities and rehabilitating basic infrastructures, we are making a tangible difference in the lives of the people in our area.

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Kaumi Gogoji CDO Geidam LGA

The project has successfully enhanced the capacity of local government, civil society organizations, and community members on governance and service delivery. Now, we are better equipped to address the needs of our community and ensure effective and efficient service provision.

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Babagana Ali Chairman Market Association of Geidam.

Thanks to the rehabilitation and construction of 10 water access points and market structures, people in our community now have improved access to basic services and economic opportunities. These developments have positively impacted our overall well-being and have contributed to the economic development of our area.

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Zanna Ali Community Head of Geidam LGA.

The project has played a crucial role in strengthening income generation opportunities. By establishing and scaling up small to medium-sized businesses, we have been able to generate sustainable income streams. The provision of skills training and necessary inputs has empowered us to thrive and achieve economic independence.

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Ibrahim Bana Community member.

As a youth from a vulnerable community, I am grateful for the project's efforts in increasing employment opportunities. Through market-driven skills training and business grants, I have been able to secure a job and improve my livelihood. This project has truly made a difference in empowering the youth and uplifting our communities.

Executive Summary

The project was designed to address the pressing needs of conflict-affected populations in the Geidam and Yunusari LGAs of Yobe State. The project is based on recent data and assessments conducted by COOPI and AFRYDEV, highlighting the dire situation of food insecurity, economic deterioration, and lack of livelihood opportunities in the region.

The conflicts in North-East Nigeria have severely impacted primary food production, leaving a significant portion of the population reliant on food assistance programs. The limited access to farmland has resulted in reduced harvests and profits for farmers, further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The high levels of food insecurity have led to acute malnutrition, affecting the well-being of the communities.

The project aims to address these challenges by focusing on livelihood support, capacity building, and rehabilitation efforts. By providing start-up capital, appropriate tools, and business skills training, the project seeks to empower small business owners and enhance their operations. Additionally, the project aims to improve market systems and infrastructure to reduce the financial and opportunity costs incurred by communities in accessing key supplies.

The assessments conducted by COOPI reveal the urgent need to prioritize income generation activities and economic reintegration programming, such as Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLAs), in Geidam and Yunusari. This will not only improve self-reliance but also enhance community resilience and reduce vulnerability.

In conclusion, this project addresses the critical challenges faced by conflict-affected populations in Geidam and Yunusari. By providing livelihood support, capacity building, and infrastructure rehabilitation, the project aims to promote self-reliance, enhance community resilience, and decrease vulnerability. The findings from the needs assessments highlight the urgency and importance of implementing sustainable and effective interventions to improve the lives and livelihoods of the affected communities.

 

A group of fashion designing graduates who have successfully completed their skills training program.

Strengthening women participation through leadership development, Empowerment and livelihood for reducing the risk of Gender Based Violence (GBV) in Yobe Northeastern Nigeria

Project Status: Completed

Strengthening women participation through leadership development, Empowerment and livelihood for reducing the risk of Gender Based Violence (GBV)

A group of fashion designing graduates who have successfully completed their skills training program.

Project Focus Area

Promoting gender equitable social norms, attitude and behaviors

Project Start Date

November 12, 2020

Project End Date

November 12, 2022

Total Project Budget

$196,880

Project Location

Yobe State, (Geidam)

Name of Donor

UN-Women through the Women Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) and Spotlight Initiative

Project Summary

Violence against women and girls, rooted in gender power imbalances, hinders gender equality and poverty eradication. Boko Haram’s insurgency devastated Northeast Nigeria, displacing millions, and damaging infrastructure. NGOs led by WOYEN, and partners including AFRYDEV implement a 24-month project in Yobe State. Empowering women, reducing GBV risks, and improving livelihoods. USD 195,000 funding sought from WPHF..

Key Outcome

  • Through comprehensive interventions and awareness programs, individuals, communities, and institutions have successfully transformed their values, beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and practices. They now unequivocally reject violence against women and girls (VAWG) as unacceptable and criminal. Moreover, women and girls have gained greater autonomy over their bodies and lives, fostering a more equitable and gender-balanced society. The community has developed a shared commitment to social change, challenging gender power dynamics and promoting gender equality. Consequently, gender-based violence against women and girls is actively and effectively condemned and discouraged at all levels.
  • A robust community-level prevention and response mechanism is in place, functioning actively and effectively. Women and girls now experience increased safety and have enhanced access to justice at all levels. Survivors of gender-based violence have improved access to a comprehensive range of support services, including economic aid, medical assistance, psychosocial support, and secure shelters. Government service providers have become more accountable to the prevention, protection, and response demands of women and girls. The government has responded with effective policies and allocated budgets to address VAWG, leading to enhanced responses to the needs of women. Women's rights advocates working on VAWG have acquired a greater capacity to organize and facilitate collective efforts toward social change.
  • Women and girls are now fully aware of their rights and have been empowered, supported, and equipped with resources to assert their individual and collective rights. They have gained enhanced ownership of, access to, and control over various resources, including political influence, legal protection, economic opportunities, and social participation. This empowerment has enabled women and girls to actively participate in decision-making processes, thereby contributing to a more inclusive and gender-equal society.

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(OVERVIEW OF SURVIVOR’S LEARNING HOW TO MAKE LIQUID SOAP)
The Chairman of Geidam Local Government Area delivered an opening address at the Skill Acquisition Graduation Ceremony
SURVIVORS WITH STAKEHOLDERS DURING PROJECT RESULT AND LESSON SHARING
Set of survivors during GBV training in Geidam LGA
AFRYDEV TEAM DURING AN ADVOCACY VISIT TO THE GEIDAM LGA CHAIRMAN WITH SOME GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
A group of oil extraction graduates who have successfully completed their skills training program.
A group of Local sent graduates who have successfully completed their skills training program.
A group of liquid soap graduates who have successfully completed their skills training program.
A group of fashion designing graduates who have successfully completed their skills training program.
A group of caterers graduates who have successfully completed their skills training program.
(OVERVIEW OF SURVIVORS LEARNING HOW TO EXTRACT OIL FROM GROUNDNUT)
(OVERVIEW OF SURVIVORS IN THEIR FASHION DESIGN CLASSES)
(OVERVIEW OF SURVIVOR’S LEARNING HOW TO MAKE LOCAL SCENT (TULAREN WUTA).)
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Hassan Abdullahi Community Member

I used to think violence against women and girls was inevitable, but now I understand that it is completely unacceptable. We have shifted our beliefs and behaviors to create a safer and more equal community.

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Idris Bala Community member in Geidam LGA.

Our community has undergone a remarkable transformation in our attitudes and behaviors towards violence against women and girls. We now understand that it is a crime and completely unacceptable. We are committed to fostering gender equality and creating a safe environment for all individuals.

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ABDULKARIM ABACHA Women's Rights Activist in Geidam LGA

Through awareness programs and education, we have witnessed a significant shift in societal values. Women and girls are now empowered to exercise autonomy over their bodies and lives. This change is instrumental in building a more just and equitable society.

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Mohammed Musa Government Representative in Geidam LGA.

It is inspiring to see how individuals, communities, and institutions have united against violence. We actively condemn gender-based violence and work towards creating a society that values and respects the rights of women and girls. We have come a long way in our journey towards gender equality.

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Hadiza Gambo Health Service Provider in Geidam LGA

The establishment of a community-level prevention and response mechanism has made a tangible difference in ensuring the safety and justice for women and girls. They now have increased access to support services, enabling them to rebuild their lives and seek justice against perpetrators.

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Kaumi Mohammed Goggobi Government Official CDO of Geidam LGA

Government service providers have become more responsive and accountable to the needs of women and girls. The allocation of resources and the implementation of effective policies have bolstered our efforts to prevent and address gender-based violence. We are committed to ensuring their protection and well-being.

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Bako Bako NGO Representative in Geidam LGA

Women and girls are no longer silent victims. They are now empowered to speak up, seek justice, and access the support they need. This change is a testament to their resilience and the collective efforts of organizations and activists working tirelessly to address gender-based violence.

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Maryam Bako survivor from the Ashiki ward of Geidam LGA

I now know my rights and feel empowered to claim them. Through the resources and support provided, I have gained control over my life and have a say in important decisions. Women and girls are no longer silenced but actively contributing to our society.

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Fatsuma Adamu Women's Empowerment Trainer in Geidam LGA

Empowering women and girls with knowledge of their rights has been transformative. They are now equipped with the confidence and resources to claim their rights and actively participate in decision-making processes. This has resulted in a more inclusive and equitable society.

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Hassan Baba Hausari Community Leader in Geidam LGA

Women and girls have embraced their role as agents of change. With enhanced ownership of resources and increased access to opportunities, they are driving social progress and challenging gender inequalities. Their voices and contributions are invaluable in shaping a better future for all.

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Safiya Umar Survivor from Hausari Community of Geidam LGA

Through empowerment initiatives, women and girls have realized their full potential. They are actively engaged in political, legal, economic, and social spheres, breaking barriers, and making significant contributions. Their empowerment has truly transformed our society.

Executive Summary

Over the course of the past 24 months, AFRYDEV, a well-established humanitarian and development organization with extensive technical expertise in Northeast Nigeria, successfully implemented a transformative project aimed at addressing the deep-rooted issues of violence against women and girls in the region. Building upon their nine years of experience, AFRYDEV focused on designing and implementing interventions that improve the well-being of youth, women, and girls, ultimately promoting positive social mobility.

Aligned with their vision of change, AFRYDEV strategically worked towards creating safe societies and empowering conflict-affected communities to prevent the recruitment, radicalization, and participation of women and youths in violent extremist activities, conflicts, and gender-based violence. Their comprehensive approach encompassed a range of initiatives aimed at driving lasting positive change.

Collaborating with a consortium of NGOs, namely Women and Youths Empowerment Initiative (WOYEN), Mai Goje Foundation, Hope Interactive, and African Youths for Peace Development and Empowerment Foundation, AFRYDEV successfully implemented the project with a keen focus on empowering women, reducing risks of gender-based violence, and improving livelihoods.

The project, with a budget of USD 195,000, sought funding from the Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF) and received the necessary support to implement its transformative initiatives. Throughout the project duration, AFRYDEV worked tirelessly to address the devastating impact of the Boko Haram insurgency, which had resulted in mass displacement, collapsing public services, and widespread destruction of infrastructure since 2009.

By providing protection and humanitarian assistance to approximately 7.7 million individuals in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe states, the project successfully addressed the urgent needs of those affected by the crisis. Notably, particular attention was given to women and girls who were disproportionately impacted by gender-based violence (GBV) in the region.

Through a holistic approach, AFRYDEV, in partnership with the consortium, focused on empowering women, enhancing their autonomy, and strengthening their access to essential support services. Additionally, they actively engaged communities, institutions, and government stakeholders to shift societal attitudes and behaviors, actively condemning and discouraging violence against women and girls.

AFRYDEV’s successful implementation of the project was underpinned by their deep commitment to gender equality, poverty eradication, and the promotion of human rights. By leveraging their technical expertise and strategic collaborations, they made significant strides in fostering safe societies, creating positive social change, and empowering conflict-affected communities to rebuild and thrive.

As a result, the completed project stands as a testament to the collective efforts of AFRYDEV, the consortium, and their partners, leaving a lasting impact on the lives of women, girls, and communities in Northeast Nigeria.

European Union Support to Early Recovery from Conflict and Resilience Building in Yobe (8)

European Union Support to Early Recovery from Conflict and Resilience Building in Yobe State

Project Status: Completed

European Union Support to Early Recovery from Conflict and Resilience Building

Cross section survivors with the team

Project Focus Area

Social-Economic Development and Social Development

Project Start Date

August 1, 2020

Project End Date

January 30, 2022

Total Project Budget

N63,000,000

Project Location

Damaturu, Potiskum and Gujba LGAs, Yobe State

Name of Donor

International Alert under EU-funded consortium project

Project Summary

In conflict affected Yobe State, Nigeria, weak social cohesion persists due to suspicions and violence. Boko Haram’s association brings stigma to women, girls, and their children. International Alert, in an EU-funded consortium led by Save the Children, promotes early recovery. They prioritize conflict sensitivity and foster social cohesion. AFRYDEV supports social cohesion initiatives in project sites.

Key Outcome

  • Enhanced Social Cohesion: Through the efforts of International Alert and the consortium, social cohesion in conflict affected Yobe State is improved, fostering trust and cooperation among community members.
  • Reduced Stigma and Discrimination: Women, girls, and their children affected by Boko Haram experience a reduction in stigma and discrimination, allowing them to reintegrate into society with dignity and respect.
  • Strengthened Conflict Sensitivity: The integration of conflict sensitivity by International Alert throughout consortium activities enhances understanding and response to conflict dynamics, ensuring effective and sustainable interventions.

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AFRYDEV ED During Experiance sharing with Survivors
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Cross section of Survivors from Potiskum
Cross section survivors during Resiliant Training
Cross section survivors with the team
Group Work During Capacity Buliding traing
Group Work During Capacity Buliding training in Potiskum
Influential leaders training at Gujba
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The Family Support Session engaged family members of survivors
The Support Session engaged with CAAG
The Support Session engaged with survivors from Potiskum
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Training Influential and social welfare workers Leaders
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Ibrahim Babangadi - Community Member of Pompomari

We have witnessed a remarkable transformation in our community. The promotion of social cohesion has brought us closer together, bridging divides and building a sense of unity.

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Amina Baba

The project has played a crucial role in breaking down stereotypes and prejudices. Women, girls, and their children are now seen as survivors, deserving of support and understanding.

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Yerima Isa Project Stakeholder from MYSSD

Conflict sensitivity has been a game-changer. It has helped us address underlying tensions and ensure our actions contribute to long-term peace and stability.

Executive Summary

Through the implementation of the EU-funded project “EU Support to Early Recovery and Resilience Building,” led by International Alert and involving AFRYDEV, significant progress has been achieved in promoting social cohesion and addressing the challenges faced in Yobe State, Nigeria. The project focused on integrating conflict sensitivity and implementing activities to foster social cohesion in the context of the conflict with Non-state Armed Groups in Northeast Nigeria, particularly Boko Haram.

AFRYDEV played a vital role in supporting social cohesion initiatives in project sites, collaborating with influential leaders, social welfare officers, and community members. Capacity-building training sessions were conducted for these key stakeholders, focusing on peacebuilding and social cohesion in the three targeted Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Damaturu, Gujba, and Potiskum. The training aimed to enhance their ability to facilitate the reintegration and reconciliation of survivors back into their respective communities.

Additionally, AFRYDEV facilitated joint problem-solving and multi-stakeholder dialogue sessions, bringing together state and non-state actors to collectively address social cohesion challenges. These dialogue sessions created a platform for strategic discussions and the identification of solutions to various issues, fostering cooperation and understanding among stakeholders.

 

To mitigate the frustration, maltreatment, stigmatization, and marginalization faced by women and children associated with Boko Haram, AFRYDEV implemented the Support Session for Women and Girls (SSWG) program. Through psychosocial support sessions, AFRYDEV provided a safe space for 1,950 survivors to share their experiences and access peer-to-peer social support. The SSWG program helped survivors navigate their journey from trauma to recovery, empowering them to express themselves and find relief among others who had similar experiences.

Furthermore, the project aimed to counter stigma and marginalization by establishing linkages and relationships between survivors and women mentors in the state. This initiative facilitated shared learning, knowledge exchange, and positive self-esteem building among survivors, enabling them to play a more active role in their communities. Women-led mentors at the state and community levels supported the reintegration of survivors, ensuring their voices were heard and valued.

The project’s accomplishments reflect a significant step forward in strengthening social cohesion in Yobe State and creating an environment of acceptance, understanding, and support for survivors of violence associated with Boko Haram. By fostering dialogue, providing psychosocial support, and promoting shared learning, the project has contributed to building a more cohesive and inclusive society.

Community Peacebuilding project in Fika (11)

Community Peace building project in Fika L.G.A

Project Status: Completed

Community Peace building project

Community Peacebuilding project in Fika (1)

Project Focus Area

Improve and strengthen social cohesion

Project Start Date

October 2019

Project End Date

March 2020

Total Project Budget

N0000000

Project Location

Fika L.G.A namely; Fika town, Kukargadu and Gadaka

Name of Donor

Victims Support Fund (VSF)

Project Summary

  • Is a six months project from October 2019 to March 2020 funded by the Victims Support Fund (VSF) with the aim to improve and strengthen social cohesion in insurgency affected communities through peace building advocacies, capacity building and sport activities. The project was implemented in three communities of Fika L.G.A namely; Fika town, Kukargadu and Gadaka. The project is assisting affected communities through social cohesion and recovery initiatives to foster and rebuild relationships across boards that can sustain peace and prevent the reoccurrence of violent conflict.

Key Outcome

  • Strengthened resilience – the project strengthened communities resilience and reduced VEO recruitments.
  • Strengthened resilience – the project strengthened communities resilience and reduced VEO recruitments.
  • Strengthened resilience – the project strengthened communities resilience and reduced VEO recruitments.
  • Strengthened resilience – the project strengthened communities resilience and reduced VEO recruitments.

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Establishment of Peace Clubs in five communities of Geidam L.G.A (6)
Establishment of Peace Clubs in five communities of Geidam L.G.A (5)
Establishment of Peace Clubs in five communities of Geidam L.G.A (4)
Establishment of Peace Clubs in five communities of Geidam L.G.A (3)
Establishment of Peace Clubs in five communities of Geidam L.G.A (2)
Establishment of Peace Clubs in five communities of Geidam L.G.A (1)
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I have found a new reason to support my community through the capacity that I have. I belive peace is here to stay” Buba Samaila – Mai Angwa (Traditional leader).

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I have found a new reason to support my community through the capacity that I have. I belive peace is here to stay” Buba Samaila – Mai Angwa (Traditional leader).

Executive Summary

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