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Bringing prosperity to Nigeria's poor through energy and climate change ideas and action
On New Year’s eve, ICEED Foundation hosted a breakfast meeting on community participation in improving secondary school performance in Afikpo North. The aim of the meeting was to enhance community participation in improving the performance of secondary schools in the LGA. The general perception of Afikpo people is that we are an education-loving community –
Today, ten student interns from Ehugbo Technical College received a set of school text books in electrical and mechanical subjects. This is part of the fulfillment of ICEED Foundation’s pledge to support these bright students in building skills for a future in clean energy technologies. Once a week, these top students receive theoretical and practical
The International Center for Energy, Environment and Development (ICEED) in implementing the ‘MAIDA’ project, has concluded the first phase business development training for stove producers in Gongulong, Jere Local Government Area, Born State. As part of efforts at enhancing recovery and strengthening resilience in Borno State through capacity building for improved livelihoods, ICEED with funding
The International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development (ICEED), in partnership with Mercy Corps and European Commission, is to implement a project on production of fuel efficient cooking stoves. The project will, among others, address the rapid rate of deforestation resulting in degradation of watersheds and increased fuel wood collection by Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs)
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) says it has distributed 11, 000 fuel-efficient stoves to families displaced by the Boko Haram insurgency in Borno. Patrina Pink, FAO’s Communication Officer, said in a statement in Maiduguri on Wednesday that the stoves were provided under the Norway supported Safe Access to Fuel and Energy (SAFE) programme. Pink
Scientists have predicted an increase in cases of water and mosquito-borne diseases. The forecast followed flooding in several communities across the country and the consequent contamination of water sources. With the likelihood of more rains, amid a cholera outbreak that has already claimed 517 lives, they expressed concern that things could get worse. The Nigeria
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.
