K-Dere community council of chiefs during scoping visit during implementation of deepening awareness and mainstreaming of environmental, social and human rights impact assessments (ESHRIA) in the Niger delta project funded by Cordaid.
K-Dere Community women representatives during scoping Focus Group Discussion during implementation of deepening awareness and mainstreaming of environmental, social and human rights impact assessments (ESHRIA) in the Niger delta project funded by Cordaid.
The paramount ruler of Korokoro community and his council of chiefs during scoping visit during the implementation of deepening awareness and mainstreaming of environmental, social and human rights impact assessments (ESHRIA) in the Niger delta project funded by Cordaid.
The scoping team with the King of Bodo during scoping visit during the implementation of deepening awareness and mainstreaming of environmental, social and human rights impact assessments (ESHRIA) in the Niger delta project funded by Cordaid.
Madam Rhoda Omoile, making a presentation during the training on Ogoni Clean-up feedback communication strategy for CSOs, Government agencies, and community representatives in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The project is funded by CORDAID.
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Agbi Community representative, Mr. Matthew Osaronwa presenting for his group during the training on Ogoni Clean-up feedback communication strategy for CSOs, Government agencies, and community representatives in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The project is funded by CORDAID.
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As the world marks the 2017 Environment Day tagged “Connect People to Nature”, it behoves on Nigerians to appreciate nature’s beauty and importance to human existence and find ways to foster biodiversity protection. Nature’s bounties in Nigeria are in a sorry state due to unregulated human activities. We are surrounded by multitude of environmental problems
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CEHRD Environmental team and the Women in Environmental Justice Network, WEJN, paid an advocacy visit to the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) as part of the efforts of the network to garner support for women and to encourage them to speak for themselves. It is believed that engaging with government regulatory agencies will enhance their
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In pursuit of the aims and objectives of the Women In Environmental Justice Network (WEJN) to engage with regulatory agencies to speak out for justice on issues of environmental degradation and poverty plaguing the Niger Delta region due to oil exploration, CEHRD lead the group on an Advocacy visit to National Oil Spill Detection and
Thirty seven (37) women selected from oil impacted communities in Rivers and Bayelsa states, were trained on Advocacy. The trainings, organised by CEHRD, were held on the 26th and 27th June 2015 in Bayelsa state and 16th and 17th July 2015 in Rivers state. The aim of the trainings were to equip the selected women with the skills to
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