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Partnerships & Commitments

The below is a listing of all partnership initiatives and voluntary commitments where Nigeria is listed as a partner or lead entity in the Partnerships for SDGs online platform
A Food Safety, Nutrition & WASHQ campaign

The Focus on Development Africa Initiative with the support of its partners will implement A Food Safety, Nutrition & WASHQ (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene & Quality) campaign in rural communities in Abia State. The objective of the project is to promote healthy practices and build healthy behaviours amongst primary schools pupils and women in rural communities in order to improve school attendance and influence communities positively. Attention will be paid to maintaining the quality of potable water through ideal handling and storage. Unemployed Youth from the communities will be recruited and t...[more]

Partners
Focus on Development Africa Initiative, Dr Timothy McAuley: CHANGE (Consulting for Health, Air, Nature, & a Greener Environment) New York, Alpha and Godsons. Environmental Health Officers of Nigeria, Abia State Government dept of Sustainable Development.
Sustainable Development Goals
Eco-Green Clubs in Schools

Eco clubs in schools will empower students to participate and take up meaningful environmental activities and projects. It is a forum through which students can reach out to influence, engage their parents and neighborhood communities to promote sound environmental behavior. It will empower students to explore environmental concepts and actions beyond the confines of a syllabus or curriculum. While everyone, everywhere, asserts the importance of ‘learning to live sustainably,’ environment remains a peripheral issue in the formal schooling system. It is not just an extracurricular activity...[more]

Partners
Center for Development and Support Initiative (CEDSI), Chidiebere Nwaiwu, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Health, Rivers State Government, UNDP, UNEP
Sustainable Development Goals
IHO Hydrography Capacity Building Programme for Coastal States

The IHO capacity building programme seeks to assess and advise on how countries can best meet their international obligations and serve their own best interests by providing appropriate hydrographic and nautical charting services. Such services directly support safety of navigation, safety of life at sea, efficient sea transportation and the wider use of the seas and oceans in a sustainable way, including the protection of the marine environment, coastal zone management, fishing, marine resource exploration and exploitation, maritime boundary delimitation, maritime defence and security, and o...[more]

Partners
International Hydrographic Organization (IGO); 87 IHO Member States (Governments); International Maritime Organization (UN); World Meteorological Organization (UN); International Association of Marine Aids to Navigation and Lighthouse Authorities (NGO)
Action Network
Sustainable Development Goals
Implementing Ecosystem Based Adaptation approaches to both mangrove and the Atlantic Ocean coast line in Cross River State, Nigeria with a focus on institutional and capacity strengthening, combating coastal degradation and sustainable livelihoods

Objectives: 1. To strengthen institutional capacity on marine management and advance scientific understanding of ocean acidification. 2. To reduce causes of acidification 3. To reduce mangrove degradation and Nipa palm invasion . 4. To protect coastal communities from changing ocean 5 To expand public awareness and understanding of marine degradation and acidification. 6. to build sustained support for addressing marine degradation. Methodologies 1. Seek additional support from relevant national governments and to strengthen capacity of key government Institutions through t...[more]

Partners
Cross River State Ministry of Climate Change (government), UN-REDD+ UNEP, FAO (UN entities), University of Calabar, Nigeria (academic Institution), Federal Ministry of Environment, Nigeria (Government), Cross River State Planning Commission (government) and Cross River Mangrove association(NGO)
Action Network
Sustainable Development Goals
Livestock Environmental Assessment and Performance (LEAP) Partnership

The Livestock Environmental Assessment and Performance (LEAP) Partnership is a first-of-its-kind, multi-stakeholder partnership of Governments, Private Sectors, NGOs and CSOs.LEAP guiding principles include: global, inclusive, consensus, transparency, scientific, comprehensive, continuous improvement and adoption. Objective: To build global consensus on science-based methodology, indicators and databases for understanding the environmental performance of livestock supply chains in order to shape evidence-based policy measures and business strategies. Vision: To support the transition towards m...[more]

Partners
Countries: France, The Netherlands, Ireland, New Zealand, Switzerland, Italy, Nigeria. Private sector: International Feed Industry Federation (IFIF); European Vegetable Oil and Proteinmeal Industry (FEDIOL); International Meat Secretariat (IMS); International Egg Commission (IEC); International Poultry Council (IPC); International Federation for Animal Health (IFAH); International Dairy Federation...[more]
Sustainable Development Goals
Nigeria is committed to fully funding its health program at $31.63 per capita through increasing budgetary allocation to as much as 15% from an average of 5% by the Federal, States and Local Government Areas by 2015.

Nigeria endorses the Secretary General’s Strategy on women’s and children’s health, and affirms that the initiatives is in full alignment to our existing country-led efforts through the National Health Plan and strategies targeted for implementation for the period 2010 – 2015, with a focus on the MDGs in the first instance and the national Vision 20 – 2020. In this regard, Nigeria is committed to fully funding its health program at $31.63 per capita through increasing budgetary allocation to as much as 15% from an average of 5% by the Federal, States and Local Government Areas by 201...[more]

Partners
Action Network
Sustainable Development Goals
Promoting Equality Through Awareness in Schools

The Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria is a catalyst for the advancement of women in the engineering profession towards national and global technological development. They continuously increase awareness that science, technology, engineering and mathematics STEM, is also a career for girls and encourage women to achieve excellence. They have organised programmes and career talks to generate interest in STEM. The early intervention and strategy to promote equality through awareness will be an extension of this programme. It would also create awareness and propagate the under...[more]

Partners
Nigerian Society of Engineers, Federal Government of Nigeria
Sustainable Development Goals
School Social Mobilization on Malaria Elimination Program

The initiative seek to ensure healthy lives and promote well being for people of all ages especial mothers of reproductive age and under five children by mobilizing schools in malaria elimination. The program impact will reduce out of pocket health expenditure on malaria commodity, thereby reducing extreme poverty for all people especially the vulnerable rural population, promote access to health care services and universal health coverage and number of malaria associated illness and deaths and malaria epidemic in Nigeria and Africa region.

Partners
Ministries of Health and Education, Post Primary School Management Board, Malaria Consortium, & Roll Back Malaria
Sustainable Development Goals
The Regional Sustainable Energy Center of Excellence

Guided by the World Energy Council (WEC) www.worldenergy.org and the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN) www.energy.gov.ng the Regional Sustainable Energy Center of Excellence (RSECE) www.rsece.org has worked to develop a consortium organization or cooperators of government, universities, for profit and not profit business as well as individuals for the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations deliberations. We consider all the goals to be of great importance, yet water and energy developments to be key factors for the success of the efforts by enabling those activities for further...[more]

Partners
We are partnering with the government of Nigeria through several Ministries, Agencies, with Universities globally, for profit 'businesses and non profits through the consortium of the Regional Sustainable Energy Center of Excellence.
Sustainable Development Goals