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Environmental Projects

Nigeria

5 environmental projects in Nigeria

Featured projects

Mangrove Belt Revival (1 / 3)
Mangrove Belt Revival (2 / 3)
Mangrove Belt Revival (3 / 3)
Verra VCSSequestering

Mangrove Belt Revival

First Climate

🌊 Mangrove Restoration

1,000,000 seedlings/year, 5.32M tonnes CO₂/year potential

The Niger Delta's mangroves were sacrificed to oil. Now First Climate is replanting at industrial scale — a million seedlings a year, community by community.

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Eco-Pioneers (1 / 3)
Eco-Pioneers (2 / 3)
Eco-Pioneers (3 / 3)
GovernmentSequestering

Eco-Pioneers

Federal Ministry of Youth Development

♻️ Circular Economy

2,500+ environmental professionals trained, 10+ startups

Lagos generates 10,000 tonnes of plastic waste daily. Youth are turning mountains of trash into roof tiles, into footwear, into enterprise.

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Great Green Wall (1 / 3)
Great Green Wall (2 / 3)
Great Green Wall (3 / 3)
GovernmentSequestering

Great Green Wall

UNCCD / African Union

🌳 Land Restoration

50% execution, 45M+ seedlings, 12,000 ha restored

The Sahara crept south for decades. The Great Green Wall is Africa's answer: a 1,359-km shelterbelt planted by communities reclaiming their soil.

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Lake Chad Livelihoods (1 / 3)
Lake Chad Livelihoods (2 / 3)
Lake Chad Livelihoods (3 / 3)
GovernmentSequestering

Lake Chad Livelihoods

FAO

🐟 Aquaculture

100,000 target households, 200 youth trained

Lake Chad shrank 90% in sixty years. FAO's aquaculture initiative: catfish in fiberglass tanks, vegetable gardens from wastewater.

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Safe Water, Strong Communities (1 / 3)
Safe Water, Strong Communities (2 / 3)
Safe Water, Strong Communities (3 / 3)
NGO-MonitoredSequestering

Safe Water, Strong Communities

WaterAid Nigeria

💧 Water & Sanitation

5,500+ people in Phase 3, 40,000L+ borehole capacity

In Enugu's villages, girls still walk miles for water. Each WaterAid borehole is more than a tap — it's a girl reclaiming school days.

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