South Saharan Social Development Organization, SSDO, in partnership with WaterAid Nigeria, installed five permanent Handwashing facilities (HWFs) in schools across Enugu State as part of
Over 47 million Nigerians still practice open defecation (OD), and Enugu state is not exempted as about 47 percent of the populace still practice open
Enugu’s topography over the years has posited a water scarcity that has lasted for over two decades. Research shows that half of the state’s residents
Healthcare workers are the backbone of an effective healthcare system. Health officials are often front liners providing essential services at the community level. Based on
To support the efforts of the government to halt the spread of infectious diseases such as Diarrhea, cholera, coronavirus, and other WASH-related diseases; and consolidate
SURVEY AND ACTION RESEARCH ON CLIMATE CHANGE, LIVELIHOOD AND YOUNG PEOPLE. TERMS OF REFERENCE Background South Saharan Social Development Organization (SSDO) is a non-profit organization
On Wednesday, 3rd August 2022, members of the PAWED coalition embarked on an advocacy visit to the Enugu State Ministry of Information. Participating in the
On Friday, 29th July, members of the PAWED coalition embarked on an advocacy visit to the Enugu SME Agency. Participating in the advocacy visit were:
On Thursday, 28th July, members of the PAWED coalition embarked on an advocacy visit to the Enugu State Ministry of Budget and Planning. Participating in
On Thursday, 9th June 2022, members of the PAWED coalition embarked on and advocacy visit to the Enugu State Economic Planning Commission. Participating in the
Having identified a high level of low voter turnout in rural communities, South Saharan Social Development Organization is taking the initiative to execute Project 100-rural
Since the inception of democracy in Nigeria in 1999, voter apathy has continued to rise, with a dwindling number of voters at the polls. This