The ACT NAIJA Project, in collaboration with Ekiti State Government agencies, has intensified grassroots sensitisation across selected local government areas in the state to, educate residents on available social protection programmes and expand the state’s social register for poor and vulnerable households.
This outreach, was implemented by the consortium of three partners, New Initiative for Social Development (NISD), Africa Network for Environment and Economic Justice (ANEEJ) and Bread for the World (BfTW), Germany.
Speaking during the community outreach themed: “Inclusive Voices, Stronger Communities: Enhancing Social Protection Through Community Engagement in Ekiti State”, held in Ado-Ekiti, the State Programme Officer for ACT NAIJA Project, Rachel Olori, said the initiative follows a recent state dialogue aimed at deepening awareness and gathering feedback directly from beneficiaries.