How Young Nigerians Are Reimagining Open Defecation Free Communities

In 2019, Nigeria’s President Mr Muhammadu Buhari signed Executive Order 009 to tackle open defecation with the Clean Nigeria 2025 target. With less than one month left, millions of Nigerians still lack access to safe sanitation. According to the Federal Ministry of Water Resources, less than 250 out of the 774 Local Government Areas of […]
NGYouthSDGs Featured in Forus International’s Global Report on Localising the SDGs

We are happy to share that the Nigeria Youth SDGs Network, registered as the Network of Youth for Sustainable Initiative (NGYouthSDGs), features in Forus International’s newly published global report, Unlocking the Power of Localisation and Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships to Rescue the SDGs. Our work is highlighted on pages 90 to 93 as a leading example of […]
Deepening Climate Governance: Reflections from Nigeria’s Second NAP IV Development Retreat

From June 24th to 26th, NGYouthSDGs Programmes Intern Michael Meduye had the privilege of participating in the second National Action Plan (NAP IV) Development Retreat hosted by the Open Government Partnership (OGP) Nigeria at the serene Lake Greenfield Hotel and Towers, Abuja. As a representative of NGYouthSDGs, my focus was on ensuring that climate governance […]
How Fast Fashion is Wrecking Our Planet and What We Can Do About It

Written by Oloruntobi Adejare Ever ordered a trendy outfit online for ₦3,000, rocked it once, and tossed it aside? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. That’s the world of fast fashion: affordable, trendy, and tempting. But behind that great deal is a not-so-pretty truth costing our planet big time. Fast fashion is booming, and social media […]
Eco-cyclers Empower Communities for Climate Action in Enugu South

In Enugu South, a remarkable transformation has taken root, driven by Eco-cyclers’ commitment to environmental sustainability and climate action. Through the Empowering Youth Civil Society to Build Stronger Communities in Nigeria project, Eco-cyclers have played a pivotal role in fostering positive environmental change. Inspiring Climate Action Through Community Engagement Initially, climate action awareness in the […]
YALI: Empowering Youth for Climate Action and Sustainable Development

Young African Leaders Initiative’s (YALI) involvement with the Empowering Youth Civil Society to Build Stronger Communities in Nigeria Project has contributed to significant change in Nasarawa State, equipping young people with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to champion climate action. EcoSusNet, one of the 15 youth CSOs trained by NGYouthSDGs, reached and trained YALI, […]
Aquaworld CDI’s Journey with the Empowering Youth Civil Society to Build Stronger Communities in Nigeria Project

Through the #ClimateActionForStrongerNaija Project, Aquaworld CDI has made remarkable strides in advancing climate resilience and adaptation strategies in Ondo State, Nigeria. This initiative has not only empowered vulnerable communities but also strengthened Aquaworld CDI’s role as a climate advocacy leader. Driving Change in Communities The project has directly impacted communities in Ondo State by […]
Empowering Youth Civil Society to Build Stronger Communities in Nigeria Project’s Impact through Plogging Nigeria in Nsukka.

In Nsukka, a quiet yet powerful transformation has taken place, one driven by climate action and the determination of young changemakers. What began as a simple idea to engage youth CSOs in climate resilience efforts by NGYouthSDGs has sparked a movement, one that is redefining waste management as a climate solution in the community. The […]
Advancing Climate Resilience: Empowering Youth Civil Societies To Build Stronger Communities in Nigeria

The Nigerian Youth proves that anything can be achieved through shared dedication and commitment to fostering change. Together, change is possible, and youths who are drivers of change must continue to be supported and celebrated. This statement made by the Head of the Political Section, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Nigeria, Mr. […]
2024: Our Year Round Up

“Young people should be at the forefront of global change and innovation. Empowered, they can be key agents for development and peace. If, however, they are left on society’s margins, all of us will be impoverished. Let us ensure that all young people have every opportunity to participate fully in the lives of their societies.” […]