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Imagine A Pollution Free World
Prime Initiative for Green Development (PIGD) was established in Nigeria with the aim of building an environment free of pollution to ensure environmental sustainability and gender injustices on social rights of women, youths in the society.
Our Focus Area
Biodiversity Conservation
Prime Initiative for Green Development (PIGD) seeks to create healthy ecosystems to clean our water ,purify air,cleans our...
Accountability
Prime Initiative for Green Development (PIGD) has emerged as a Vibrant organization in Holding Government Accountable on Sustainable .....
Renewable Energy
Global demand for energy has risen inexorably in the last 150 years in step with industrial development and population growth.The lion's share of global ....
Water sanitation and hygiene
Prime Initiative for Green Development (PIGD) responds to Water because is a basic necessity, and an important resource....
Our Teams
Tito Uzomah
Executive Director
Justina Ezurike
Deputy director
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No One Left Behind: A Consultative Dialogue on Climate Action with People Living with Disabilities
Persons living with disabilities (PLWD) are among the most vulnerable to climate change impacts in the world today. From increasing temperatures to extreme heat, heavy rainfall events, and rising sea levels all over the world, there’s a rising need to ascertain the level of climate change loss and damage impact on vulnerable communities and marginalized people in society and effectively address…
Bridging the Gender Gap: How Technology Can Empower Young Girls to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
Established by the United Nations, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (February 11th) serves as a special day dedicated to celebrating the remarkable accomplishments of women in science throughout history, showcasing their invaluable contributions to research, innovation, and the advancement of knowledge across the globe as well as breaking down the societal barriers that restrict the full…
SDGs CAMPAIGN AT COMMUNITY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL OZUOBA, RIVERS STATE
In 2015, the United Nations approved the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), to be applicable globally with the aim of actualizing them by the year 2030. These SDGs are a universal commitment that seek to address the most critical issues in the world today such as world hunger, social inequalities, environmental degradation and poverty. In recent times, the 2030 deadline…