Children Reached
Women Peer Education Groups Established
Desks Given to Six Community Schools
Gender Based Violence Team Established
community farmers trained on agro ecology
The Local Rights Programme (LRP), implemented by South Saharan Social Development Organization in partnership with ActionAid Nigeria, addresses multidimensional poverty in Enugu State. Launched in 2021, LRP empowers marginalized communities through child sponsorship mechanisms, equipping them with essential skills to engage political and institutional structures using a Human Rights-Based Approach. Currently active in three LGAs, the initiative strengthens vulnerable populations to advocate for their rights and improve their livelihoods.
To enhance the socioeconomic status of women, men, and children by mobilizing communities and building their capacity for people-centered development using a human rights-based approach. This is achieved through three key strategies: empowering grassroots communities with rights awareness and supporting local initiatives, strengthening local institutions through capacity building, and advocating for policies that amplify the voices of people living in poverty and uphold their rights.
Igga is a community located in Isi Uzo LGA in Enugu state. It shares a boundary with Anambra state. It is a tropical savanna environment.
Orokoro is a community situated in Ehe Amufu, Isi Uzo LGA Enugu state. Most indigenes of the Orokoro community are farmers. They are blessed with
Monitoring and evaluation is critical to the success of any intervention. It helps improve evidence-based decision-making, improved performance, better resource allocation, quality assurance, real-time learning,
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela Marginalized communities are often characterized by a higher
Monitoring and evaluation is critical to the success of any intervention. It helps improve evidence-based decision-making, improved performance, better resource allocation, quality assurance, real-time learning,
Research shows that over 90 million Nigerians live below the poverty line. A good percentage live in rural and marginalized communities. These communities are characterized
