Energy and Climate Security for Nigeria’s Poor
ICEED is a founding member of the Global Climate Network. The GCN is an alliance of independent, progressive and influential think tanks located in countries where taking action on climate change really matters.Find out more about this programme
ICEED worked with the government of Nigeria to develop national positions on climate change talks in Copenhagen.Find out more about this programme
Nigeria experiences one of the highest number of smoke-related deaths in the world. To tackle this problem, ICEED initiated the Nigerian Alliance for Clean Cookstoves to build a public-private partnership to introduce 10 million fuel-efficient stoves to save lives, money and our forests.Find out more about this programme
ICEED is working to introduce a climate-based insurance scheme for Nigerian farmers. Providing farmers with protection against climatic risks will reduce rural poverty, promote environmental sustainability and strengthen international partnership on climate risk management.Find out more about this programme
The Nigeria Climate Action Network is an initiative of ICEED. Nigeriacan is a coalition of groups and individuals in Nigeria working to promote government and individual actions to combat climate change.Find out more about this programme
The Nigerian Alliance for Clean Cookstoves is a public-private partnership that seeks to introduce 10 million clean cookstoves to Nigerian homes and institutions by 2020.
MoreSmoke emanating from firewood used for cooking is the third greatest killer of women and children in Nigeria, statistics from the World Health Organisation, WHO, has revealed.
MoreAn estimated 72 per cent of Nigeria’s population depend solely on firewood for cooking, says the International Centre for Energy and Environmental Development (ICEED), an NGO.
MoreMaking the Doha Climate Talks Serve National Interest
