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CLIMATE INNOVATION AWARD FOR YOUNG WOMEN IN NIGERIA  (Maiden Edition – Pilot Program) Organized By  International Centre For Environmental Health And Development (ICEHD)
CLIMATE INNOVATION AWARD FOR YOUNG WOMEN IN NIGERIA (Maiden Edition – Pilot Program) Organized By International Centre For Environmental Health And Development (ICEHD)
  • May 26, 2026

ABOUT THE AWARD

The Climate Innovation Award for Young Women in Nigeria is a pioneering national initiative designed to identify, recognize, support, and scale innovative climate solutions led by young women across Nigeria.

The Award was created in response to... Read More

ICEHD Launches ‘Seeds of Resilience’ Book at National Policy Engagement Forum
ICEHD Launches ‘Seeds of Resilience’ Book at National Policy Engagement Forum
  • June 23, 2026

I was honored to present and officially launch Seeds of Resilience: Indigenous Climate Adaptation Practices of Rural Women Farmers in Nigeria during the National Policy Engagement Forum on Gender, Climate Action, and Agriculture, organized by the International Centre for Environmental Health and Development (ICEHD) under the Project: Grassroots-Driven Climate... Read More

🌍 World Environment Day 2025
🌍 World Environment Day 2025
  • August 14, 2026

This World Environment Day, We Choose the Earth

International Center for Environmental Health and Development partners with Africa Climate Justice Movement to #EndPlasticPollution and #DefendAfrica

As the world marks World Environment Day, the International Center for Environmental Health and Development (ICEHD) proudly joins forces wit... Read More

Global Efforts Towards Gender Equality Gain Momentum
Global Efforts Towards Gender Equality Gain Momentum
  • August 14, 2026

The global push for gender equality has seen significant advances in recent years. Governments, corporations, and civil society organizations are increasingly adopting policies to close the gender gap in education, employment, and political participation. Recent data from the United Nations suggests that countries with the highest levels of gender equality also report better economic growth and... Read More

The Boy Who Never Came Home: Why Drowning Deserves Our Attention
The Boy Who Never Came Home: Why Drowning Deserves Our Attention
  • August 14, 2026

 

The sun was setting, painting the sky in shades of orange as ten-year-old Daniel raced toward the river with his friends. It was the school holiday, and like every other child in the village, he wanted one last swim before dinner.

His mother called after him, "Don't stay too long!"

He smiled, waved, and disappeared down the dusty path.

Minutes later, his f... Read More

The First 1,000 Days Begin with One Choice; "Exclusive Breastfeeding: Giving Babies the Best Start in Life
The First 1,000 Days Begin with One Choice; "Exclusive Breastfeeding: Giving Babies the Best Start in Life
  • August 14, 2026

 

“When Musurat, a 24-year-old first-time mother from Kano State, held her newborn son for the very first time, she was overwhelmed with joy and uncertainty. Well-meaning relatives offered different advice. Some suggested giving the baby water because of the hot weather, while others encouraged herbal mixtures to 'help the baby grow stronger.' Unsure of what to believe, Musur... Read More

MOTHERS FACE THE CONSEQUENCES: A closer look at the challenges, policies and realities shaping maternal health in Nigeria
MOTHERS FACE THE CONSEQUENCES: A closer look at the challenges, policies and realities shaping maternal health in Nigeria
  • August 14, 2026

At 2:17 a.m., 27-year-old Amina sat on the edge of a hospital bed in Kaduna, holding her swollen stomach and waiting for the pain to become easier.

She had been in labour for hours.

Her husband had already spent most of their savings getting her to the hospital. The nearest health facility in their community did not have the equipment or staff needed to manage h... Read More

SHES IN AGONY
SHES IN AGONY
  • August 24, 2026

For over six years, Tolani has not lived entirely at ease.

She had brought forth her bundle of joy, but exiting the hospital did not mean exiting everything childbirth had taken from her.

The aftermath became part of her routine.

For 2,190 days, she carried two pairs of underwear wherever she went.

She avoided colors as bright as her daughter’s smile

<... Read More

THE BABY COULDN’T ENJOY ITS STAY
THE BABY COULDN’T ENJOY ITS STAY
  • August 24, 2026

The Doctor was very nervous

 Her cries filled the room, Angel felt a sense of relieve thinking her daughter was very much okay due too the fact that it wasn’t on the time too bring forth her baby.

He told her “We need too take her too the emergency room” The doctor told angel and immediately Angels mind began too wander. After the alarm cooled down she tho... Read More

ICEHD Strengthens Women’s Resilience to Flooding Through Integrated Community Response in Bayelsa
ICEHD Strengthens Women’s Resilience to Flooding Through Integrated Community Response in Bayelsa
  • September 02, 2026

 

YENAGOA, BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA — The International Centre for Environmental Health and Development (ICEHD) has strengthened the capacity of women and vulnerable community members in flood-affected communities in Bayelsa State through an integrated intervention focused on disaster preparedness, healthcare, livelihood recovery, climate adaptation and access... Read More

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