Publications
Policy Brief: Preventing Violent Extremism- Reaching and Empowering Women
Violent conflicts have been part of Nigeria’s history and the reoccurring of such incidences have been attributed to factors such as communal feuds, interplay of plitics, religion, ethnic tensions
COMMUNITY PARTICIPATORY SCORE CARD SURVEY ON RURAL WOMEN ACCESS TO AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICES IN SELECTED STATES OF NIGERIA
The Community Participatory Score Card study was conducted between September 2017 and January 2018 to determine small-scale women farmers’ access to public agricultural extension and advisory services
The SWITCH: A summary of the Impact of SMILE Project.
This document was published within the Sustainable Mechanism for Improving Livelihoods and Household Empowerment (SMILE) a consortium project led by Catholic Relief Services (CRS) in collaboration
Freedom Of Information Act
This document, the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act is an important anticorruption tool. The availability of timely and accurate information from authentic sources can help in boosting national
SARVE Policy Brief on Creating Alternative to Youth Restiveness and Violent Extremism.
This policy brief was published within ActionAid Nigeria System and Structure Strengthening Approach against Radicalisation to Violent Extremism in Kogi State (SARVE) Project.SARVE is an innovation of
The Agriculture Promotion Policy (2016-2020) For Smallholder Women Farmers.
The Agriculture Promotion Policy (APP) currently active from 2016 to 2020 was deliberately designed to end decades of failed policies and create a sustainable plan for the advancement of the
SWIFT- Triannual Newsletter (April-July 2018)
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Peace Breeders: Volume 1. Issue 2
A baseline study conducted by ActionAid Nigeria in Kogi state identified unemployment as a top driving factor of violence. Through the System and Structure Strengthening Approach Against
Leaving Someone Behind: Learning from ActionAid's Disability Pilots
According to World Health Organisation's 2011 Disability Report, around 15% of the world's population, more than one billion people have a disability. Over half of those people are women, subject to
Sustainable Mechanism for Improving Livelihood and Household Empowerment (SMILE)- A compendium Impact
This document was published within the Sustainable Mechanism for Improving Livelihood and Household Empowerment (SMILE) project, a consortium led by CRS in collaboration with ActionAid and Westat. The
