“Entrepreneurship skills are needed to ensure that those with vocational skills only who either own businesses or wish to start new ones are able to run their enterprises successfully,” Samuel Bwalya
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"We have to give more attention and support to emerging African entrepreneurs, if the continent’s poverty, inequality and unemployment challenges have to be addressed,” said both the Director of UNDP Africa Regional Programme and the founder of The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF).
Four years ago, no one would have imagined that Ngwom would be home to hundreds of households again. Four years ago, a 45-year-old woman who lost everything never imagined living in a permanent shelter again.
The revitalized partnership places the private sector at the centre-stage of the SDGs implementation process. Progress, or the lack of it, will hinge heavily on the extent of private sector engagement.
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The Strategic Conflict Assessment Report highlights results of country-wide research conducted aimed at establishing the conflict situation in the country.
The report traced the insufficiency of the regime to its weak emphasis on human rights and gender issues, weak community participatory decision making ...
During the visit to the area, Edward noted that Ogoniland lacked development activities, pointing that youths were not engaged in productive activities neither were there in school.
Nigeria SDGs Baseline Indicators Report 2016
The Report tracks and examines the baseline status of the SDG indicators before the commencement of full f implementation of the SDGs in 2016. In other words, it identifies the status of the indicators as at 2016 as the benchmark from which tracking can commence as the Government provides resources and policies that impact on the indicators.
UNDP Annual Report 2016
2016 was a remarkable year – as global events continue to influence the local socio-economic dynamics here in Nigeria, the Government and people of Nigeria remained resilient; for example, when the global oil price dropped, and the vandalism of oil installations in the Niger Delta Region led to reduced output, the economy contracted by around 1.7%. This report highlights ways in which UNDP supported the government and people of Nigeria in 2016 and contributed towards the attainment of its long term development goals. Our work and achievements recorded during the year relied on collaboration with a wide range of partners at both State and Federal levels. These partners were key to identifying evidence-based and innovative development solutions, which made our successes possible.
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UNDP is the UN's global development network, an organization advocating for change and connecting countries to knowledge, experience and resources to help people build a better life. We are on the ground in some 170 countries and territories, working with them on their own solutions to global and national development challenges. As they develop local capacity, they draw on the people of UNDP and our wide range of partners. UNDP has been supporting the Government and people of Nigeria in addressing development challenges, through strengthening and building institutions that promote inclusive sustainable development and democratic governance. We work work an array of partners as we work together to support the Nigeria meet her Vision 2020 and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) promise.
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About Nigeria
~170 Million
Population
64%
Poverty rate
3.4 Million
Population with HIV
152
Human Dev. Index