Call for participants: Environmental Justice and Human Rights Bootcamp South-South Nigeria

Women Environmental Programme (WEP) invites applications from organizations working in South-South Nigeria to nominate a participant for a 2-day Environmental Justice and Human Rights Bootcamp. This training is designed to equip young people especially young women with the knowledge and tools to become advocates for environmental justice and human rights in their communities. What Your Organisation Will Gain Comprehensive training […]

WEP Screens Documentary on the Dangers of Skin Whitening in Nigeria

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 5th May 2026 |Abuja, Nigeria WEP Screens Documentary on the Dangers of Skin Whitening in Nigeria Women Environmental Programme (WEP) screens a thought-provoking documentary titled “Fairness at a Cost: Unveiling the Truth About Skin Whitening in Nigeria” to raise awareness on the growing health, environmental, and social risks associated with skin bleaching practices in the country. The […]

PRESS STATEMENT: Women Environmental Programme (WEP) Condemns Assault and Violence Against Women at Ozoro Festival

Women Environmental Programme (WEP) Condemns Assault and Violence Against Women at Ozoro Festival, Calls for Accountability and Stronger Protection Measures 21 March 2026 – Abuja, Nigeria   Women Environmental Programme (WEP) strongly condemns the recent incidents of assault and violence against women and girls reported during a cultural festival in Ozoro, Delta State. Reports and widely circulated videos depicting women […]

Tracking Progress: Women’s ICT Skills Development under the WomenPower 2030 Project

The ICT Skills Development Programme (Cohort 1) under the WomenPower 2030 Project is steadily progressing toward its conclusion, reflecting a journey marked by learning, resilience, and meaningful transformation for young women and persons with disabilities (PWDs) participating in the programme. The programme was officially launched in October 2025, with 52 participants enrolled to receive structured and practical ICT training. From […]

Terms of Reference: Market Assessment for Aquaponics Farms and Mini Ranches in Benue and Katsina States

Background  The SPAR Project – Strengthening Peace and Resilience through Climate-smart Agriculture in North-Central and North-West Nigeria responds to persistent farmer–herder conflicts, climate-induced resource scarcity, and women’s exclusion from livelihoods in Benue and Katsina States. Communities in these areas face recurring violence fuelled by competition over land, desertification, and declining agricultural productivity. Women are disadvantaged by restrictive cultural norms, insecure land rights, and limited […]

HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR PARTICIPATION AT COP30

From 11-22 November 2025, Women Environmental Programme (WEP) participated at the 30th session of the Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that took place in Belem, Brazil.   At the conference, WEP advocated for stronger, gender-responsive climate action and supported calls for the adoption of the extended Lima Work Programme on Gender and the new Gender Action Plan.   During the conference, WEP shared her […]

WEP AT COP 30

Women Environmental Programme is participating at the 30th session of the Conference of Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), taking place in Belem, Brazil, from 10-21 November, 2025. COP30 is very important to us, particularly because, we are eager to witness the adoption of the extended Lima Work Program on Gender and the new […]

Turning the Tide: How GLA2 Is Helping Ebonyi Communities Weather Floods

When heavy rains pounded Ebonyi in August, rice fields in Abakaliki and Izzi disappeared under water, while in Afikpo North, more than 800 farmlands were washed away, displacing over 3,000 households. The floods didn’t just destroy crops, they wiped out months of labor, family savings, and food that entire communities were counting on. It left most of the farmers in […]