For Corporate Entities
...working towards sustainable development
As an organisation that is focused on building social enterprises which are beneficial to society . Accord has been at the forefront of helping corporate organisations in performing their corporate and social responsibility.
Stimulating Economic Development
To stimulate economic development by initiating programmes that promotes participatory self-help initiative and spread the ideas of democracy in the management of people as well as resource allocation and utilisation in Nigeria
To stimulate economic development by initiating programmes that promotes participatory self-help initiative and spread the ideas of democracy in the management of people as well as resource allocation and utilisation in Nigeria
To stimulate economic development by initiating programmes that promotes participatory self-help initiative and spread the ideas of democracy in the management of people as well as resource allocation and utilisation in Nigeria.
...working towards sustainable development
...working towards sustainable development
...working towards sustainable development
Community Health Initiative Project (CHIP)
Health Care Delivery:
Poor health facilities in communities especially in the grassroot areas are also a contributory factor to the problems of health in our society.
Most health centres and hospitals are poorly funded and ill-equipped with little or no facilities, drugs and appropriate health personnel.
CHIP assists communities to engage in revolving fund scheme where basic drugs and first aid kits are obtained at affordable prices.
Health Care Delivery:
Poor health facilities in communities especially in the grassroot areas are also a contributory factor to the problems of health in our society.
Most health centres and hospitals are poorly funded and ill-equipped with little or no facilities, drugs and appropriate health personnel.
CHIP assists communities to engage in revolving fund scheme where basic drugs and first aid kits are obtained at affordable prices.
Health Care Delivery:
Poor health facilities in communities especially in the grassroot areas are also a contributory factor to the problems of health in our society.
Most health centres and hospitals are poorly funded and ill-equipped with little or no facilities, drugs and appropriate health personnel.
CHIP assists communities to engage in revolving fund scheme where basic drugs and first aid kits are obtained at affordable prices.
Accord For Development's Social Investment's Team conducted Sustainable Livelihood Assessment (SLA) at Igeibiri community in Bayelsa state, Nigeria.
Accord For Development Social Investment's Team conducted Sustainable Livelihood Assessment (SLA) at Igeibiri community in Bayelsa state, Nigeria.
Accord for Development specializes in the provision of sustainable development initiatives in rural marginal communities as well as in disadvantaged urban centers.
The meeting held on the 22nd and 23rd March, 2018 respectively at CFID office (a sister organization to Accord) was aimed at briefing the trainees on the way forward, reassure their confidence in the programme’s objective, have feedback and make first payment of their monthly stipends in cash.
The meeting, well attended, having 35 participants in attendance in day one (1) and day two (2) witnessed 38 beneficiaries in attendance had its set objectives achieved.
Core Focus of the day: Mr. Stanley Nyeche who is the Y-STEP project coordinator, soon after the initial formalities, dwelled on the core focus of the day, which includes regular attendance to trainings centres/ organized workshops, programme continuity, further payment of stipends, regards to decorum and procedures and ongoing mobilization to centres. Other key issues brought to the fore were the purpose of the ID cards to be issued and signing of consent forms.
Speaking on regular attendance to trainings, Mr. Stanley Nyeche emphasized on 75% in which further payment of stipends would be depended on. Still on attendance, he stressed on possible termination of those who consecutively failed to meet 75% attendance.
He also enjoined the trainees to exhibit decorum in addressing issues rather than being confrontational. He stressed that the best way to resolve issues is through dialogue.
On mobilizing participants to centres Mr. Stanley informed the participants that mobilization is ongoing. And soon, everyone one would be in centres.
During the meeting, the participants were told on the need of issuing them with Y-STEP identity cards. Mr. Stanley told the trainees not to see the ID Cards as now working for Accord or Chevron. Hence should not misuse it. The trainees were issued with their identity cards.
Questions and Answers session: During the meeting the beneficiaries asked various questions such as: when they would all be mobilized to centres? How would they be empowered at the end of the training? What of non-completion of tuition of those already in centres? How often would payments be made? One recurring question was on how they will all be mobilized to centres. Answers were provided to those questions.
Key Activities: The key activities include:
- Signing of the consent forms by the trainees; both for Accord and Chevron.
- Trainees issued with their identity cards respectively.
- Payment of stipends to the beneficiaries
WHAT WE DO AT ACCORD ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Enterprise Development and Business Support Services
Enterprise development stimulates economic sustainability
Transformative Governance
We bridge the gap between public office holders and the electorates
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Development Research & Impact Assessment
Constant research to improve development projects effectiveness
Capacity Building & Competency Development
Effective capacity building improve performance and efficiency
Gender and Development Advocacy
We strive to give a gender lens to all facet of development
Peace intervention
Promote partnerships to foster peace in Niger Delta region
Social Investment Management
We promote corporate social responsibility for organisations
Community Health Initiative Project (CHIP)
We implement projects that provides immediate health needs of the people
Vocational Training
Craft and trades are one of the pilars of sustainable development.
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PROGRESS REPORT: RESPONSIVE GOVERNANCE PROGRAMME IN IMO STATE.
Following the State Kick-off Workshop, and the emergence of Ideato South, Ikeduru and Onuimo as STAR LGAs for the pilot phase of the Transformative Governance Programme in Imo Stare, the Accord team worked with the State Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development to agree and implement templates and procedures for deepening stakeholder involvement and ensuring that the overall programme process and its eventual outputs and outcomes is owned by both the communities as well as the State and Local tiers of Government in the State; hence the emergence of Stakeholder Working Groups (SWGs) both at the State and the three STAR LGAs.
Project Advisory Monitoring Visit
Project Advisory Committee (PAC) in the month of January 2016, embark on a joint monitoring visit to Waltersmith GMOU Project sites for inspection of work done by contractors, this is a periodic exercise by which payments are made to contractors according to their respective milestone achieved, sited visited by the PAC include: Construction of VIP Toilet and Borehole in Secondary Commercial School, ASSA Drainage of UMUOBI Road in ASSA Community Construction of Six (6) Classroom Block in Secondary Commercial School, ASSA Waltersmith Petroman, through the GMoU initiative (Ibigwe Field Development Project) undertakes the Construction of 6 VIP Toilet & a Borehole for Secondary Commercial School in ASSA-OHAJI. The project seek to improve sanitary condition and to provide portable drinking water in school. Thus cut down chain of transmission of disease among school children. Within the aged Secondary Commercial School in ASSA-OHAJI of Imo State, the Ibigwe Field Development Project is also constructing a six (6) classroom block to maintain the capacity of enrollment of pupils in the school.
Latest Updates From Accord
Accord For Development Emerges the Community Development Organization of The Year 2018
The award is in recognition of Accord's giant stride in community development in the Niger Delta. Garden City Advancement Agency in Port Harcourt, Rivers State hosted the award.
Accord and Chevron Send Off 2018 Batch of the Youth Skill Empowerment Participants
“Tough times never last, but tough people do” so goes a popular aphorism by Robert Schuller.
Accord Team Embark on Y-STEP Monitoring and Evaluation
To ensure that the Y-STEP is effective as planned, Accord team always embark on unexpected monitoring and evaluation visits to the centres where the deployed Y-STEP participants are learning