Capacity training in Emeora Neke Community

ACERDEN CEO Prof. Daniel S. Ugwu Lecturing the Community Volunteers (CVs) during capacity training.

Community Volunteers (CVs) collecting allowance from ACERDEN Accountant Ezeh Rhoda in Emeora Neke during the capacity training

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14
July

Capacity Assessment Study of the African Centre for Rural Development & Environment (ACERDEN)

The capacity building assessment study featured opening prayer, self introduction by the visiting research team and ACERDEN staff group interviews and discussion, presentation of reports and relevant presentation of reports and relevant

About the African Centre for Rural Development & Environment (ACERDEN)

The African continent is facing a series of technological, human, social, economic and environmental challenges, which if not resolved, will disrupt the basic life support systems, contribute to the degeneration of institutional structures and perpetuate underdevelopment.

Nigeria, like other developing countries, is faced with the problem of food insecurity, widespread poverty, illiteracy, human misery and environmental degradation among the urban and rural dwellers. Access to education, health and safe drinking water are grossly inadequate in the urban cities and are almost non-existent in many rural areas of Nigeria.

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