Partners
Organisations we've worked alongside.
The international, institutional and government partners connected to our programme history. The notes below are general context about each organisation, not an account of the specific work we did together.
CORDAID Netherlands
International development · NetherlandsA Dutch international development organisation working on peacebuilding, health and economic opportunity in fragile and conflict-affected regions.
Referenced in our programme record, 2006–2012
Delegation of the European Union to Nigeria
Diplomatic mission · European UnionThe European Union's diplomatic mission to Nigeria, coordinating EU development cooperation, governance and peacebuilding support across the country.
Our Enhancing Peace in the Niger Delta project was funded by the European Union.
Seen in: Enhancing Peace in the Niger Delta, 2012
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung
Political foundation · GermanyA German political foundation promoting democracy, the rule of law and social market economy through education, dialogue and capacity-building programmes worldwide.
Seen in: NSCDC capacity building, 2012
Women Peacemakers Program
International networkAn international network supporting women-led peacebuilding and nonviolent conflict transformation.
Seen in: joint capacity-building workshop, 2012
Urgent Action Fund-Africa
Women's fund · Pan-AfricanA pan-African women's fund providing rapid grants to support women human rights defenders and feminist movements responding to crises.
Seen in: joint capacity-building workshop, 2012
UNICEF
United Nations agencyThe United Nations agency for children, working on child rights, education, protection and health worldwide.
Seen in: Delta State Children's Parliament; literacy and life skills for prison inmates
International Labour Organization
United Nations agencyThe United Nations agency setting international labour standards and working to end child labour and forced labour.
Seen in: Child Labour Free Home Campaign
USAID, through EWARDS
Development agency · United StatesThe United States development agency, whose Early Warning and Response Design Support programme backs conflict early warning systems.
Seen in: our early warning and early response handbook; a visit to the IMPACT office
WANEP
Regional network · West AfricaThe West African Network for Peacebuilding, a regional network coordinating civil society peacebuilding across West Africa. We are a member.
Seen in: in-school peace education, Delta State
Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development
Government · NigeriaThe Nigerian federal ministry responsible for women's affairs and social development. We sit on its Inter-Ministerial Task Force on Gender and Peacebuilding.
Ongoing partnership on women's rights in Nigeria
Nigerian Army College of Logistics
Military institution · NigeriaThe Nigerian Army's logistics training college in Lagos, which hosts our annual Conflict Management Seminar and Workshop.
Conflict management and peacebuilding are part of the College's training curriculum
Networks
Where we hold membership.
Beyond project partnerships, we belong to national and international networks that coordinate peacebuilding, education and women's rights work.
- Civil Society Action Coalition on Education for All (CSACEFA)
- West African Network of Peacebuilders (WANEP)
- Women in Peacebuilding Network (WIPNET)
- Women Peacemakers Programme, Africa (now AWANICh)
- African Peace Support Trainers Association (APSTA)
- Global Network of Women Peacebuilders (GNWP)
- Inter-Ministerial Task Force on Gender and Peacebuilding in Nigeria