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April 1, 2022 By ictokan Kano, Workshop Papers Abuse, Child Sexual Abuse, Elder Abuse, Female Infanticide, Forced Labor, Gender-Based Violence, Harmful Traditional Practices, Neglect Domestic Violence, Rape, Sex trafficking, Sexual Coercion

Towards Understanding Gender Based Violence

Types of gender-based violence include female infanticide; child sexual abuse; sex trafficking and forced labor; sexual coercion and abuse; neglect; domestic violence; elder abuse; and harmful traditional practices such as early and forced marriage, “honor” killings, and female genital mutilation/cutting. All forms of GBV are costly and negatively impact economic growth and poverty reduction efforts (WHO 2004). VAW and IPV have been the subject of extensive efforts to measure costs to individuals, households, and nations. Such studies have shown that the costs of IPV place an enormous burden on individuals and families, with ripple effects throughout society.

April 1, 2022 By ictokan Kano, Workshop Papers Agricultural Commodities, Behaviour change, Export, Import, Infrastructure, Market Information System, Marketing System, Policy, Small-scale

Exploiting Export Potentials for Sustainable Increase in Volume and Quality of Processed Output of Tomato, Rice and Wheat in Kano State

Behavioural change takes more than Good Agricultural Practices sessions. Limited rural infrastructure restricts farmers in processing and adding value to their products. When farming communities thrives, economies grow with enhance volume, quality and value. Depending on rain patterns are becoming more uncertain, under utilization of Irrigational facilities as well as lack of access to technology by rural farmer limits production. Most Small-Scale farmers have very little access to credit that could enable them to buy machinery, build irrigation systems. The present marketing system of Agricultural Commodities in Nigeria is highly disorganized and uncoordinated due to lack of coherence government policy.…

April 1, 2022 By ictokan Kano, Workshop Papers Complaints, Environmental, Grievances, Impacts, Outcome, Redress, Resolution, Sensitization, Social

Sensitization Meeting on GRM and GBV for Rice, Wheat and Tomato farmers in Kano State.

Effectively addressing grievances from people impacted by World Bank projects is a core component of managing operational risk. Grievance redress mechanisms (GRMs) can be an effective tool for early identification, assessment, and resolution of complaints on projects. Understanding when and how a GRM may improve project outcomes and this can help both project teams and beneficiaries improve results. Project-level GRM is a problem-solving mechanism of World Bank supported projects established and managed by Borrower Project staff that facilitates the resolution of grievance raised by people directly affected by environmental and social impacts under World Bank financed projects. It provides a…

April 1, 2022 By ictokan Kano, Workshop Papers Biodegrading, Biomass, Burning, Climate Change, Composting, Eliminate, Minimize, Moisture, Pollution, Recover, Recycle, Reuse

Exploring the Opportunities of Converting Agricultural Waste to Wealth in Rice, Tomato and Wheat

Agricultural waste is a type of waste, typically originating from plant or animal sources, which may also be degraded by other living organisms. Composting is biodegrading agricultural waste to supply plant with essential nutrients for normal growth and development. Recycling is converting agricultural waste into another useful agricultural and industrial produce. Farmers burn agricultural waste to reduce labor cost of evacuating it from farm, control pest, reduce soil temperature and loss of moisture and Improve soil fertility.

March 30, 2022 By ictoenu Enugu, Workshop Papers Agro-processing, and Coordination, Capacity Building, Project Management

Capacity Building for Administrative and Training Officers

The Training is aimed at ensuring effective management and documentation of project-related activities; covering project management, administrative and financial management.

March 30, 2022 By ictoenu Enugu, Workshop Papers audience, Effective Communication

Effective Communication for Facilitators & Technical Assistants: A case study of Enugu APPEALS

This Presentation is about the crucial communication or social skills of extension: your relationships with farmers/beneficiaries, the ability to achieve a rapport to effectively communicate your technical knowledge to them for a lasting change that leads to the achievement of the APPEALS PDO.

March 30, 2022 By ictoenu Enugu, Value Chains, Workshop Papers APPEALS Project, CIGs, Cluster, Orientation, SMEs, Value Chains

Introduction to APPEALS Project

This document was presented at an Orientation/Stepdown Training for New Staff in Enugu APPEALS.

March 29, 2022 By ictoenu Enugu, Workshop Papers Effective Strategic, Human Resources

Effective Strategic Human Resource and Performance

This resource is concerned with ensuring that human resources management is fully integrated into strategic planning; that HRM policies cohere both across policy are and across hierarchies, and that HRM practices are accepted and used by line-managers as part of their everyday work.

March 29, 2022 By ictoenu Enugu, Workshop Papers Disaster, Disaster management, Management

Advance Disaster Management

This paper offers an extensive overview of the body of knowledge on strategic management of health and disaster. It is an established fact that human beings, by circumstances of composition and endowment are usually and expectedly dynamic and unpredictable.

March 29, 2022 By ictokan Kano, Workshop Papers Chopping, grinding, Husk, shredding, soaking, Straw

Converting Waste to Wealth: Opportunities from Crops Production and Processing

Production and processing of food as a process requires the use of valuable and scarce resources. Such resources include; land, water, organic and inorganic inputs, energy and biodiversity etc. The potential to produce cereals such as rice maize and vegetables such as tomato is enormous in Kano State. Production and processing of food crops, livestock and fiber is associated with bye products. Such Bye-products are sometimes treated with minimum value or sometimes as waste for disposal.

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