How the National Social Register is Built

The National Social Register (NSR) is a database of poor and vulnerable households in Nigeria. The register is built using a combination of three targeting mechanisms: Geographic Targeting, Community Based Targeting and Proxy Means Test Click link below to see full details: https://www.aneej.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/NSR-Infographics-_Dark.pdf Source: NASSCO Office

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ANEEJ CALL FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST OF A RESOURCE CENTRE DEV. CONSULTANT

The Africa Network for Environment and economic Justice, ANEEJ, is a National NGO implementing the Monitoring of Recovered Assets through Transparency and Accountability (MANTRA) Project, being funded by the Department for International Development, DFID, as part of the Anti-corruption in Nigeria, ACORN Programme. ANEEJ is in the process of engaging Reputable Resource Centre Development Consultant that will help setup Its […]

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Development dialogue series for Nigeria launched as an initiative geared towards inclusive public engagement

Abuja, January 22, 2020 – The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) launched the development dialogue series for Nigeria aimed at supporting conversations that can constructively inform policy options, strengthen national dialogue; support political and governance reforms; enhance the rule of law mechanisms and gender equality; as well as encourage investment in young people, among others. Currently, there are several ongoing development […]

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VACANCIES – ANEEJ CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

VACANCIES Director of Policy and Research 2.  Finance Manager 3. Monitoring and Evaluation Manager 4. Communications Manager The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ), a Non-Government and non-profit organization based in Benin City, Edo State with Advocacy Office in Abuja seeks to strengthen our management team under its Transparency and Accountability in the return and Management of looted […]

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ANEEJ LAUNCHES REPORT ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF 2016 LONDON ANTI-CORRUPTION SUMMIT AND GFAR COMMITMENTS IN NIGERIA

Background The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice, ANEEJ, launches Report on the Implementation of 2016 London Anti-Corruption Summit and GFAR Commitments in Nigeria on February 12, 2019 at Denis Hotel, Abuja. The event had in attendance: representatives from Vice President Office, Ministry of Justice, OGP Secretariat, NEITI, CSOs/Media representatives and World Bank. The Report which is one out […]

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RoA launches 2018 report in Paris.

Background The RoA Global Secretariat will have its international launch of Report 2018 on 16th January 2019 during the OECD Private Sector Week in Paris, France. The 2018 Reality of Aid (RoA) Report has the theme “The Changing Faces of Development Aid and Cooperation: Will new directions and forms of aid benefit the poor?” Authors of the different chapters examine in […]

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EDO GOVT SUBMITS OGP REPORT – HAILS ANEEJ

Background: Before the Open Government Partnership (OGP) was successfully launched by  the Edo State Government, ANEEJ had been there working. With her Open Niger Delta Project, OPENED, ANEEJ trained members of the Civil Society on the theory and practice of the OGP on the 27th day of September, 2018. Just two days after that training Civil Society Organizations met, independently of […]

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CONSULTANCY FOR NDGI – ANEEJ CALL FOR APPLICATIONS

Background  The Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) through her “Open Niger Delta” (OPENED) project supported by Bread for the World, seeks to introduce the Niger Delta Governance Index (NDGI). This is to capture the status and quality of governance provided by State government in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The OPENED project is specifically designed to […]

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CONVERSATION WITH A NIGERIAN VOTE SELLER

During the timeline allocated for Nigerians to get PVCs, venues for the exercises were usually packed out.  About 90% of these prospective voters were Nigerians within the 20-30 age-brackets. This perhaps conveyed the idea that the most productive arm of the Nigerian economy, the youth, were ready to execute the will behind the Not-Too-Young-to-Run idea. This supposition had not come […]

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