The Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED) is a Think Tank Organisation Based in Nigeria
Benin-City, Nigeria
Joined January 2014
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The Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED) begins a new chapter in the African-led knowledge partnerships of the African Think Tank Platform (ATTP), an initiative of the @_AfricanUnion
CPED joins African Population and Health Research Center- APHRC (Kenya)
We at Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED) celebrate all women on this #InternationalWomensDay .
As part of our mission, we will continue to advocate and accelerate for equality and empowerment for all women and girls especially those in rural communities.
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Join us as we present the Autobiography of Emeritus Professor Andrew Godwin Onokerhoraye.
Join through this link: youtube.com/live/7sRyhBkBmOE…
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Big news! 🎉
As Southern Voice introduces Margarita Gomez as its new Executive Director, we @CPEDNG celebrate the new leadership and look forward to continuing to empower #GlobalSouth voices together.
#SouthernVoice #GlobalSouth
As part of the intervention activities, CPED in collaboration with @SPARC_Ideas has commenced the training of Community Project Implementation Committee (CPIC) members from different pilot communities.
youtu.be/BOip7XEeIlQ
Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED) in partnership with @SPARC_Ideas on the Project Titled: "Empowerment of Women in Pastoralism and Agriculture in Nigeria’s Sahel Region" is an ongoing project in Gombe and Bauchi States. youtu.be/RTyt7uCU-cE
The video is an excerpt from the ongoing activities as it relates to women's empowerment in Gombe State. #WomenEmpowerment
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Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED) with International Development Research Centre (IDRC) embarked on a 3 year project titled "Empowering women as Key Leaders in Promoting Community-based Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction Initiatives in Delta State Nig
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With the spread of COVID-19 across the globe, in mid-Jan.,2020, most Nigerians became apprehensive about it's outcome when it eventually hits Nigeria especially as it is highly populated. This fear was further heightened with the confirmation of the index case on 27 of Feb. 2020
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Social media platforms became flooded with stories and videos on the spread and mortality associated with COVID-19. For more of this story visit cped-ccp.org.ng/blog_1.php
Communications and Media Engagement Capacity Development Workshop currently going on @ randekhi Hotel organized by British council
@ngBritish @EUinNigeria @csocapacityng @laureabdul4 @Chisom_Eze7 @haffymusty05 @iamkolawoyin1 @AdeNewton
and income diversification models as well as advocating for women inclusion in decision making, access to farmland and other resources.For more insight please visit this link to download the document
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Also visit cped-ccp.org.ng for more publications
Rural communities in the Niger Delta that depend on natural resources for their livelihoods are particularly at risk, therefore critical to climate change amelioration.
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The preferred and sustainable solution is to support rural communities to better manage and adapt to climate change pressures through community-based adaptation.
For more visit cped-ccp.org.ng
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The perception of some respondents on FGM in a study recently conducted has not changed despite the widespread sensitization
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Despite the effort put in place to eradicate FGM it still persist at an alarming rate particularly in rural areas
Effects of FGM include pain, haemorrhage, prolonged labour during child birth, infertility and death
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