Benjamin Jacob holds a Bachelors degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of Ibadan, with competent knowledge in Agricultural, Economic and Environmental Policies. In addition to the educational training, he has acquired other professional certification, some of which include; Project Management professional (Dexters and Heros), Human Resource Management (Dexter and Heros) and Health, Safety and Environment. He currently works in
The discovery of oil in commercial quantity in Oloibiri, Nigeria in 1956 by Shell Darcy, seemed to be the beginning of rapid economic development of Nigeria. There were high hopes about the magical transformation that oil would bring to Nigeria and Nigerians. With these high hopes, many failed to foresee the potential negative consequences of oil. Eyes were blinded to
PROVISION OF GOODS AND SERVICES FOR THE CLIMATE SMART AGRICULTURE COMPONENT OF THE SAVE PROJECT IN KATSINA STATE, NIGERIA INVITATION TO TENDER PREAMBLE Women Environmental Programme (WEP) with funding support from Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) is implementing a two-year project in Katsina state Nigeria, titled: Strengthening Advocacy Against Violence Extremism (SAVE). As part of the project
Women Environmental Programme (WEP) with Funding support from Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) is implementing a project in Katsina state, Nigeria, titled: Strengthening Advocacy Against Violence Extremism (SAVE). As part of the project activities, WEP seeks to procure and install ten (10) Desktop Computers per school in four (4) No. secondary schools across four (4) Local Government Areas
Women Environmental Programmed (WEP) invites qualified vendors across Nigeria (including current suppliers and service providers) for pre-qualification for the supply of goods and services of different categories to the organization. WEP is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-political, non-religion organization with headquarters in Abuja Nigeria, and with offices in Tunisia, Togo, Burkina Faso and Niger. WEP has a vision of a world
From 6-18 November 2022, Women Environmental Programme’s (WEP’s) team was in Sham El Sheikh, Egypt for the 27th session of the Conference of Parties (COP27) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). With a team comprising of members representing different Africa countries: Nigeria, Togo, Niger, and Tunisia, we had different expectations from COP27 for our countries, but
In continuation of her activities to mark the International Peace Day, Women Environmental Programme (WEP) organized a peace conference in commemoration of the 2022 International Peace Day with the theme: End Racism, Build Peace. The event took place on 22nd September, 2022 at the Executive Munaj Event Centre, Katsina State. The event is part of the activities under the project
To commemorate #peaceday we engaged community members especially youth in Katsina State on peace rallies, sporting activities, and peace talk Encouraging them to become promoters of Peace in the community. This activity is part of the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF) funded SAVE project in the state which is aimed at strengthening community resilience against violent extremism and
Ukange Ichivirbee holds a bachelor of sciences in Geography and a Master of Sciences in climatology. He is a certified Senior Climate Change advocate by Foundation for Climate Restoration and acquired other professional training courses including; Results-Based Management, Monitoring and Evaluation (RBM&E), Project Management Essentials, Grant Seeking Essential, Training of Trainers on Total Sanitation, Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTs), Data Analysis
Since 1997, WEP has impacted directly and indirectly over 20 million lives positively across the globe through interventions in Environment, Governance, Climate Change, Peace and Security. We have five offices across Africa with head office in abuja, Nigeria.
