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Capacity building of Internally Displaced Households on Climate-Smart Agriculture and sustainable Agricultural techniques.

Community Links & Human Empowerment Initiative (CLHEI) as part of her mandate envisions the possibilities of strengthening the local food production capacities of communities and food sufficiency for Vulnerable and displaced populations using Climate-Smart Agriculture techniques as a veritable strategy. In Benue, the farmer-herder conflicts have displaced thousands of farmers from their natural habitats and have put them in Internally […]

Inclusive Climate Governance through Capacity Building of Communities and Local Government Officials on Climate Change Risk and Adaptation.

The Capacity Building training brought together Local Government Officials of decision making capacity and Community members of selected conflict-affected communities under the “Powering Peace through Climate Action” Project to share knowledge and highlight the adverse Climate Change gaps/impacts and community based coping strategies and adaptation options. The training aimed at enhancing capacity of different stakeholders to understand Climate Change better […]

Enhancing income generating activities and social cohesion through Village Savings and Loans Model for conflict-affected communities.

Support for Social Stability and Security of Conflict affected communities in North East and Middle Belt, Nigeria is a United Nation Development Programme (UNDP) intervention in Benue state. UNDP through CLHEI emplaced and strengthened mechanisms for enhancing social cohesion, community security and in turn contributed to the reduction of incidents of sexual and gender based violence against targeted communities. CLHEI […]

Peer Review Meeting within Conflict-affected Communities to Strengthen Peace & Social Cohesion.

The PPCA aims to bring together divided and marginalized communities creating the imperative to continuously assess and address worsening relations in the PPCA implementation communities, and across the ethnic groups of interest. Some stereotypes endure and must be addressed to have the potential for a positive impact. The Peer Review Meeting was designed to capture perceptions from women and Men […]