Partnership Roadmap
Our Partnership's Approach & Agenda
UNDERSTANDING THE ROADMAP
L.E.E.S.D. Partnership Roadmap Agenda outlines our strategic approach to building strong, transparent, and impactful collaborations that advance literacy, skills development, and economic empowerment for women and girls in Nigeria. We recognize that sustainable community development is best achieved through meaningful partnerships with government institutions, private sector organizations, development agencies, and community-based groups.
Our roadmap begins with shared vision alignment, ensuring that all partners are united by common goals centered on education, gender equality, and economic inclusion. We prioritize partnerships that value accountability, mutual respect, and long-term impact.
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Key focus areas of our partnership agenda include:
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Literacy and education programs for women and girls
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Vocational and entrepreneurship training, including skills acquisition initiatives
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Capacity building and mentorship for beneficiaries and community facilitators
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Resource mobilization and knowledge sharing to scale impact
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Monitoring, evaluation, and learning to ensure measurable and sustainable outcomes
We adopt a phased approach that includes partnership identification, co-design of programs, implementation, impact assessment, and continuous improvement. This ensures that each collaboration delivers tangible benefits to target communities while maintaining transparency and effectiveness.
Through strategic partnerships, we aim to expand our reach, strengthen program delivery, and create inclusive opportunities that empower women and girls to become economically independent and active contributors to national development.
We welcome partnerships that are committed to driving positive change and building a more equitable and sustainable future.
Active Groups
CIVIL SERVICE
L.E.E.S.D. will mainly work through non-organizations, community based groups, including faith-based organizations, youth and women groups in Nigeria. Our strategy of working through Partnerships is intended to build institutional capacity of groups, supporting innovation and ensuring that the programmers provided meets the needs of the target beneficiaries and it is culturally relevant.
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In doing so, the project encourages its Participants to forge collaborations and Partnerships with local, senatorial and state government agencies to enhance sustainability of the programs.
L.E.E.S.D. is cognizant with the fact that its interventions are the primary responsibility of the government. Thus the project will not operate in a manner that conveys an impression that these interventions will absolve government of its responsibilities. Therefore, the project will encourage her participants to work with government at all levels, including the Local and State Assemblies, government ministries, departments and agencies.
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The Project will also seek to involve government agencies in the assessment of her programs implemented to ensure that the skills provided are utilized for the approved purposes.
GOVERNMENT
PROJECT CONNECT
L.E.E.S.D. will identify and where necessary, partner with projects that work in similar intervention areas. Efforts will be made to encourage relevant foundations to invest and work with L.E.E.S.D. through "Joint Funding" Initiatives.
L.E.E.S.D. will also get involved in Local and State Civil Society Organizations by joining platforms and Networks that are committed to advancing skills for sustainable development.
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For example, NOGALSS, PAMOJA and other relevant bodies in the fight against poverty. At the National level, the project will pioneer and support efforts to promote philanthropic giving and encourage Nigerians to become more philanthropic.
L.E.E.S.D. will seek collaborations with the private sector institutions that uses business solutions to solve social problems. For example, collaborations will be forged with Organizations with corporate social responsibility initiatives across the country. Public Private Partnerships in the funding of large-scale projects will also be sought.
PRIVATE SECTOR
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