BUILDING RESILIENT COMMUNITIES IN BAMA, ONE CONVERSATION AT A TIME.
Our Local Peace Committee gathered, to champion conflict prevention in the room, the message was clear: community ownership is the key to sustainable peace. Supported by @EU_FPI#EUForeignPolicy#Hedayah#HALI
For women, youth & returnees in Shehuri, Bama LGA, a vocational skill is more than a trade.
It’s a path to rebuild lives, earn income, and restore dignity.
Led by @HALI with support from @EUinNigeria via @HedayahGlobal under #STRIVEGlobalII
HALI had successfully trained youths on waste recycle to reduced the effect of plastic and garbage on climate change. they were trained how to make some fashion bags from waste cloths, and to produce waste bin, plate container, hand band, etc. using plastic
Amina 17 was hail from family of 3 which consist 2 boys and her self, initially they were from Baga due to insurgency they were currently relocated to Gongulung community of Jere LGA.
Among 200 participant she came out as best henna designer. @ActionAidNG@CataiCenter
Young women and Girls were receiving training on Tailoring, Cap making, and Henna Design supported by ActionAid and Implemented by Hallmark Leadership Initiative (HALI) under the project titled Strategic Partnership Agreement II (SPA II) that aims at building their capacity.
Assistance to victims and survivors of explosive incidents in BAY States, Northeast Nigeria. HALI/UNMAS project
9-year-old victim of explosive ordnance benefits from prosthetics supports from PRCenter UMTH. @UNMAS
Assistance to victims and survivors of explosive incidents and mass media Campaign for explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) in the BAY States, Northeast Nigeria
Under economic strain, most lower-income countries have cut their education spending. The global education funding gap could soon rise to $200 billion a year.
What ever your mind can believe, You can achieve it, life opens so many doors and it is up-to you to know which door to close and which to open. You've got to do the common thing uncommonly well.
Now is *not* the time to skimp on education spending.
“Governments are taking their foot off the accelerator just when they should be doubling down on that investment,” says our chief programmes officer @MalihKhan in @FT. 🙌🏾 https://t.co/yPxqShr7Mi
“I don’t really think that young women need my advice. The girls I meet are often facing incredible challenges — and they’re finding their own ways to fight back in their communities.” — @Malala
If every girl around the world received 12 years of quality education, they could add up to $30 trillion to the global economy @MalalaFund @FarahPMohamed @cikanihmusa @Femi_IHI @AbbakarAskira
If every girl received 12 years of education, they could add $30 trillion to the global economy.@HALInitiative@youthhubafrica @Femi_IHI @cikanihmusa@MalalaFund’s new report proves the world works better when girls go to school. #FullForce https://t.co/XIaW1wWUlp