UNDP Nigeria

As 2024 comes to an end, we celebrate a year of breakthroughs and community empowerment. Each step we took this year—whether in innovation, peacebuilding, or progress—paved the way for a better tomorrow. Here’s to continuing the journey in 2025 with even greater determination.  #YearInReview2024

2024 through the eyes of those who made it possible — our incredible team #Naija 🇳🇬💙✨ From innovation to empowerment, our staff share their journey, experiences, and hopes as we wrap up a year of transformation. Here’s to the stories that inspire and the people behind the impact.

UNDP in collaboration with the Women Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines & Agriculture, (WCCIMA) held the first #HerAfCTA Forum Highlight in Nigeria. The event brought brought together policymakers, over 120 women entrepreneurs, and investors to empower women-led MSMEs for success under AfCFTA. Together, we’re building a future where Nigerian businesses thrive across borders. cc - Women Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines & Agriculture (formerly NAWORG)

Happy Holidays from all of us at UNDP 🇳🇬 A heartfelt thank you to the Government of Nigeria 🇳🇬, partners and stakeholders for your unwavering support this year. Together, we’ve made significant strides toward a sustainable future and the achievement of the #SDGs.

Together with AFS Vocational Hub, UNDP 🇳🇬 has empowered 200 youth with hands-on training in #SolarEnergy systems. With 6 months of intensive, practical sessions, these talented individuals, including youth living with disabilities, are now ready to make a difference. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gokjSG

In partnership with the GS-Foundation, we are proud to announce the donation of 10 mobile medical clinics to the Nigerian Police Force, made possible by the generous support of the German Government. By providing critical healthcare services, these clinics will contribute to a healthier, more resilient police force, ultimately strengthening public safety and accountability across the nation.

At UNDP Nigeria, we believe in reflecting on our journey and strengthening the bonds that drive our impact. This year's End of Year Reflection and Team Building brought us together to celebrate our successes, learn from challenges, and prepare for an even more impactful 2025. Together, we remain committed to creating a sustainable future for all.

Our Resident Representative Elsie Attafuah met with the Federal Minister of Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musa Musawa to discuss strengthening Nigeria’s arts, culture & creative sectors. Key discussions focused on advancing #Destination2030, empowering youth through job creation, promoting cultural diplomacy, and unlocking the potential of tourism as a driver for economic growth.

200 youths, including 62 women and persons living with disabilities, have graduated from UNDP's Solar Energy training. Their story shows how skills development and market access can transform lives and advance the SDGs. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gokjSG

🌍 Are you passionate about contributing to human development and the SDGs, and want to make a tangible impact? 💥Meet Sally Swinnen, Programme Analyst at UNDP Nigeria. With a background in Diplomacy from the Australian National University and a deep commitment to tackling global challenges, Sally’s journey is a testament to resilience and adaptability. From her transformative experience in Ghana at age 15 to her current work on the Climate Security project in Northwest Nigeria, Sally is tackling the intersection of climate change and security challenges. Her efforts are focused on improving the resilience of local farming and herding communities, ensuring they are better equipped to handle unpredictable weather patterns and reduce conflicts. ➡️ Read Sally’s full story here: https://lnkd.in/dByu5eEh #UNDPCareers