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Bringing prosperity to Nigeria's poor through energy and climate change ideas and action
About 60 houses were submerged by flood in Kaduna communities as a result of heavy rainfall which occurred as a result of long hours of heavy downpour that started on Friday morning till the evening of that day. The flood affected houses, schools and shops within the state
Following a trip to Maiduguri at the center of the Boko Haram insurgency this week, USAID’s Office for Foreign Disaster Assistance Director Jeremy Konyndyk announced $37 million in new funding to support additional humanitarian assistance for people affected by the conflict and severe food insecurity in
[Recently] The Australian High Commission through the Direct Aid Program is providing clean cookstoves to Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the Malkohi camp in Yola, Adamawa State. This project is being implemented by the International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development (ICEED). Rather than giving clean cookstoves hand-outs to IDPs, the High Commission is
The United Kingdom Agency for International Development (UKAID) has connected 49,000 homes in Nigeria to solar lighting and power systems between January and March 2016 through a funded initiative, SolarNigeria. The programme, it said, was helping many households and small business entities to access modern, clean, lighting and power at lower cost than kerosene lanterns
The Bank of Industry (BoI) has said that it was ready to partner with the Ebonyi State Government on its clean energy initiative as it would have a meaningful impact on the local people and open up business activities in the area. The bank said the
Stakeholders including the Group Chief Executive Officer, Oando Plc, Mr. Adewale Tinubu, have highlighted the need for Nigeria and other African countries to urgently address the energy crisis plaguing the continent. Tinubu described Africa as “potentially the largest power market in the world,” based on available resources and demand for electricity, according to a
International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development provides ideas that link energy and climate change policy reforms to prosperity for Nigeria’s poor.
Our strength lies in our partnerships. ICEED works with progressive Nigerian and international research centres, government agencies, specialists and entrepreneurs. We build multi-stakeholder platforms to respond to energy and climate challenges that affect the poor.
