A communique from the two-day national conference on Women's Leadership Advancement in Nigeria, convened by the Heinrich Böll Stiftung (hbs), as part of a project titled 'The Role of Women in Women's Leadership Advancement in Nigeria: Realities and Reflections.'
This needs assessment explores women's persistent challenges: - lack of representation, voice, and leadership - in their markets in Oyo State. It captures their candid insights into market conditions, business concerns, and policy demands related to their livelihoods and families.
The quest for gender equality and the elimination of discrimination against women in Nigeria has been a defining struggle of the country's democratic journey. This dossier provides a critical review of the laws and constitutional provisions that sustain gender-insensitive and discriminatory practices in Nigeria.
This fact sheet presents key findings from a nationwide survey examining both structural barriers and internal dynamics among women that shape leadership outcomes, with a focus on actionable pathways for reform and collaboration.
This collection of stories (or anthology) reimagines Northern Nigeria through informed, compassionate storytelling. It challenges old narratives, amplifies fresh perspectives, and introduces a new generation of writers to Nigeria and the world.
Smarter leadership begins here. This book, "Ready to Lead," is an essential toolkit for every Nigerian girl child ready to dream, challenge the status quo, champion change, and rewrite the nation's story.
A new generation is imagining a world where equality is not a privilege, but a right. This book shines a light on the dreams of adolescents who believe deeply in a gender-equal world.
The Charter of Demands is a compendium of socio-economic, political, and infrastructural challenges confronting market women in Oyo State, southwest Nigeria.
This Compendium, prepared by the Dorothy Njemanze Foundation (DNF), provides a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and barriers faced by Nigerian women and girls across various sectors.
The University of Lagos Centre for Housing Sustainable Development supported by Heinrich Böll Stiftung Nigeria partnered with community members to prepare this Resilience Action Plan for the Ajegunle-Ikorodu community in Lagos to prevent, anticipate and respond to shocks and stresses from both natural and man-made occurrences.
