Did you know #WorldBank employees support PfD? They do and have for the past 8 years! We are so grateful for the annual Community Connections Campaign. Tag a #WB staffer or retiree you know, and join our Board Chair to thank them for their support of NGOs! https://t.co/tkDevGn3qs
Partners for Development has trained over 416 women in Nigeria to manage water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities, empowering them economically and socially. Join us & donation will be matched by our current and past board members!
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It’s Giving Tuesday! Partners for Development is doubling your impact with a generous donation match from our board members. Empower vulnerable communities today: https://t.co/AaQzbCXafb
When you donate to Partners for Development, you help create vibrant, resilient communities through access to clean water, education, and financial resources. Join us in making a difference: https://t.co/PKKnsdO9rT
Donating on #GivingTuesday means that you are part of an effort working to uplift underserved communities around the world.
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By donating to PfD you part of its mission to improve the quality of life for vulnerable people in underserved communities through local and international partnerships. Visit https://t.co/eIkaGfVxb8 for #GivingTuesday
We're hiring! Check out the listing for a Business Development and Communications Officer in our US office. Spread the word. Qualified candidates encouraged to apply!
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Today we spotlight PfD's Nigeria Country Director, Ediri Iruaga. In addition to his management and leadership skills, Ediri's specialization is microfinance and business development services. Join us in thanking Ediri for his many contributions to PfD!
In 2019, PfD funded its local affiliate, Initiative for Advancing Livelihood Solutions (IALS), to begin microfinance activities in Cross River & Delta states. Activities were impacted by the COVID-19 lockdown, but monitoring of credit clients has resumed.
We are honored to have Board members with personal connections to the countries in which we serve. Excited to see PfD Trustee, Sophal Ear, featured in the Princeton Alumni Weekly: A Refugee’s Lessons: Understanding Survival and Resilience https://t.co/JqI5xQPkfY
PfD implements a research project on blocking malaria transmission in forest populations in Cambodia. Pictured, last Sept & Nov the project conducted cross-sectional studies with 400 forest goers to understand their malaria prevention strategies, ACT use, and drug efficacy.
Happy New Year 2021, from PfD! We are grateful for all of our wonderful #donors-- from individuals to institutions. We look forward to a year of great partnerships to do transformative development work with you.
Before the year ends, we have to send a message of appreciation to PfD's staff across our Benin, Cambodia, Nigeria & US offices. You have shown flexibility and resilience in the face of a global pandemic, and continued to provide quality services to our clients. Thank you!
We're excited for 2021! PfD is perfectly positioned to support the #FAO International Year of Fruits & Vegetables. With our #pineapple & #cashewapple work we are ready to raise awareness of the role of fruits & veg in nutrition, food security, health, economy & livelihood. #IYFV
December means the final PfD Board of Directors meeting for the year. Trustees gathered last week to review FY20 progress, and approve the workplan and budget for FY21. In addition to our staff, we thank our Board for their volunteer efforts in support of PfD this year.
PfD follows #WHO guidance that ensures universal diagnostic #testing and rapid #treatment with recommended antimalarial drug only when a test is positive. This helps to keep drug #resistance low, prevents drug #stockout, and saves lives.