TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY FORUM
CEWHIN’s Transparency and Accountability Project builds on the Anti–Corruption agenda of the Federal Government. It is a three-year project being implemented with support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation under its ON Nigeria project.CEWHIN builds the capacity of members of Parents Teachers Associations (PTAs) and School Based Management Committees (SBMC) to monitor the Home Grown School Feeding Programme in 40 schools located in three local government Areas of Ogun State...
Read MoreCEWHIN COLLABORATES WITH BUDGIT TO TRAIN CEOS OF CSOS IN OGUN STATE ON ANTI-CORRUPTION
In June 2018 CEWHIN collaborated with BudgIT to organise a two-day capacity building workshop for the CEOs of 25 CSOs in Ogun State. The workshop was one of the activities of CEWHIN’s Transparency and Accountability Project funded by the MacArthur Foundation under its ON Nigeria Project. The workshop was designed for enhanced Citizens’ knowledge about the HGSFP and their role at ensuring that school pupils are not denied the benefits of government’s investment in the programme due to corruption....
Read MorePROMOTING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF LOCAL LAWS IN ACCELERATING THE ABANDONMENT OF FGM/C IN NIGERIA
In the last couple of years, CEWHIN in collaboration with the CIRRDOC and with the support of the UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Programme on the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C): Accelerating Change, has organized a series of training workshops on the status of the law and the practice of FGM/C for officers of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF), the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and Magistrates in South West Nigeria...
Read MoreIMPROVING WOMEN'S ACCESS TO EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC CARE (EmOC) SERVICES
This project was executed in collaboration with the Lagos State Chapter of the Medical Women's Association and the Lagos Team of Prevention of Maternal Mortality Network and funded by the Averting Maternal Deaths and Disability Program of the Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New York in the year 2003...
Read MoreSURVEY OF TRADITIONAL HEALING PRACTICES PREVALENT IN THE SOUTH WESTERN PART OF NIGERIA
The Centre carried out a survey on traditional healing practices prevalent in the South Western Part of Nigeria, focusing especially on the activities of Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs), Bone Setters and Massage Therapists for the Nigerian Natural Medicine Development Agency (NNMDA) in 2007. The survey was designed to promote a deeper understanding of the scientific...
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OTHER PROJECTS
- Improved Reproductive Health for Young out of School Youth in Municipal Lagos
- Women’s Access to Health Campaign (WAHC)
- Effective HIV/AIDS Communication Programme: Targeting Primary School Students
- Internship and Volunteer Programme
- Support to the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) in receiving inputs from the women constituency in reviewing the National HIV/AIDS Policy
- Promoting Gender Equality and Human Rights Sensitive Policy Environment in the Nigerian HIV/AIDS National Response
- Advocacy Skills Building meeting for women living with HIV/AIDS and press Briefing/Media campaign to commemorate World AIDS day/Human Rights Day
- Promoting Better Health and Hygiene Practices for market Women and Men in Lagos State
- Improved Quality of Life of Caregivers in Lagos and Kwara States of Nigeria (An income generating empowerment programme).
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