Conservative Environmental Growth and Development Centre - CEGDEC

Data (or information) gathered from indigenous people are significant and valuable; and very relevant for informed decision. One must not mistake illiteracy with indigenous knowledge, as one stands the chance to access sustainable solutions from indigenous indicators to avert environmental hazards and to project the Climate. The Two-Day Workshop, "Harnessing Indigenous Environmental Knowledge and Machine Learning for Flood Forcasting: Enhancing Community Based Anticipatory Action and Resilience in Nigeria", focused on Changing Rain Pattern & Flood Trends, Climate Projections & Uncertainty, as well as Indigenous Knowledge and Early Warning Systems.
The multistakeholder engagement which brought together Researchers, Government Agencies, Humanitarian Organisations and Local Communities was a big success!

We applaud the great people behind the growth and development in every community. We celebrate you!🤗🎊
We celebrate our very own Temitayo Olayeni, whose contribution was captured in the montage. Keep the flag flying!!!🏳🏴🚩🏁

Actors gathered Workshop on Gender Mainstreaming in Nigeria's water sector programs and governance.
Gender mainstreaming requires viewing with gender lens in all analyses. Leave no one behind.