Press Releases

When people talk about how to create better habits, I think they’re really meaning: how can I stop doing the stuff that doesn’t really make my life better, and start doing the things that can make my life better? And how can I make that regular and consistent? To...

Are you in a fix and you are bothered about getting back on your feet? This piece is for you.

By promoting collaboration between government, private sector entities, NGOs, and communities, Nigeria can overcome its waste management challenges and move towards a more sustainable and environmentally responsible future. Investing in innovative waste management approaches not only benefits the environment but also contributes to economic growth, job creation, and improved quality of life for Nigerian citizens.

Nigeria, like many countries, has seen a surge in plastic consumption, leading to a sharp increase in plastic waste generation. Single-use plastics, including plastic bags, bottles, and packaging, are major contributors to this growing problem.

Effective waste management is a critical aspect of environmental sustainability and public health in Nigeria. To ensure the proper management of waste, robust waste management legislation and regulations are essential.

Innovative management can drive efficiency, transparency, and accountability in the Nigerian public sector. By embracing modern techniques and leveraging technology, public sector organizations can streamline operations, enhance service delivery, and restore public trust.

By fostering a culture of collaboration and learning from international experiences, Nigeria can pave the way for a more sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous future. Engaging local communities, building capacity, aligning policies with global sustainability goals, and embracing innovation are essential strategies that Nigeria can adopt to accelerate its sustainable development efforts.

The public sector operates in a dynamic environment, constantly facing multifaceted challenges that demand creative and effective solutions. Whether it’s addressing social inequality, optimizing resource utilization, or navigating the complexities of governance, the public sector must be proactive in finding innovative approaches to tackle these issues.

Effective communication is grounded in a clear vision and well-defined goals. When embarking on public sector reforms, it is essential to articulate the overarching vision for change and the specific goals that will be achieved. This clarity provides a sense of purpose and direction, guiding both the government’s actions and the public’s understanding of the reform process.

Given the country’s ambitious development goals and the need to address both current and future challenges, it has become more critical than ever to actively future-proof public services. By integrating emerging technologies and sustainability principles, Nigeria can create public services that are not only more efficient and effective but also capable of withstanding the complexities of an ever-changing world.

Community-led waste management is a pivotal component of creating a cleaner and more sustainable Nigeria.

By empowering communities to take ownership of waste management, we can reduce environmental pollution, promote resource efficiency, and improve the overall quality of life for Nigerians.

In Nigeria, a country with significant waste management challenges and a growing demand for energy, exploring and implementing Waste-to-Energy solutions can have transformative impacts.