Research shows that agriculture contributes about 25 percent to Nigeria’s GDP and employs nearly 70 percent of the country’s population. However, farmers still struggle with
Research shows that agriculture contributes about 25 percent to Nigeria’s GDP and employs nearly 70 percent of the country’s population. However, farmers still struggle with
We understand that poverty lies at the heart of unreported cases of Gender-based violence (GBV). Most women are often afraid they will lose their economic
Many parents and caregivers need support to effectively define and convey their values and expectations about sexual behavior and to communicate to their children important
South Saharan Social Development Organization participated in the launch of the report “Unveiling the Roots of Insecurity, Healing the Wounds of Human Rights Violations in
Water scarcity, unequal access, or no access to water can cause tension, increase stress, and result in conflict in communities. As climate change impacts increase
The Sister Guardian Initiative (SGI) is a South Saharan Social Development Organization‘s flagship project on reducing violence against women at the community level. The initiative
South Saharan Social Development Organisation, SSDO, was nominated as a worthy member of the Enugu State Donor Coordination Committee. At the inaugural meeting, Dr. Stanley
South Saharan Social Development Organization, in partnership with WaterAid Nigeria, organized a community engagement event under the Latter-Day Saints Charity Project (LDSC) III. The project’s
In Nigeria, more than 60 million people do not have access to basic water supply. Over 12 million people lack access to toilet facilities. 29
SSDO, WaterAid Nigeria Organizes Enugu State WASH Sector Coordination Meeting The success of any project is hinged on the ability of the stakeholders to liaise
Studies show that 60.3% of Enugu State’s population are farmers. However, traditional farming practices face imminent threats from land degradation, erosion, flooding, and the adverse