Programs

Basic Education Project (BEP)

Construction of two storey building for classrooms under PASDO's Basic Education Project
Exterior plaster work completed for the additional L-shaped two-storey building undertaken by PASDO to add more classrooms at Cardinal International Academy.

Primary and Secondary education in Nigeria and across African still face major hurdles. For example, one in every five of the world’s out-of-school children live in Nigeria. This translates to more than 10 million children of primary school age of 5-14 years.

PASDO runs a Basic Education Project (BEP) which aims to increase primary and secondary school enrollment for the millions of out-of-school children in Nigeria.

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Water, Hygiene and Sanitation (WASH)

Construction of electric powered borehole under the PASDO's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programme in Nigeria, Africa
Truck pushers take turns to fetch water from the electric-powered borehole facility built under PASDO's WASH Programme.

The conditions of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Nigeria and the wider Africa is still a major source of concern. 

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Clean Energy Program

Construction of electric powered borehole under the PASDO's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programme in Nigeria, Africa
PASDO staff members just before a training session organized to build capacity of youths on solar panel installation.

Skyrocketing energy prices and epileptic power supply on one hand, and the need to support global efforts at mitigating greenhouse emissions on the other hand, are the main factors that necessitated PASDO’s Clean Energy Program (CEP).

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Sustainable Aquaculture Supply in West and Central Africa (SASWeca) Project

Construction of electric powered borehole under the PASDO's Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programme in Nigeria, Africa
PASDO staff members during the demonstration of the workings and installation of mobile fish pond for household and backyard fish farming under the SASWeCA project.

Climate change and over-fishing from humans are both putting untold pressure on marine fishes and ecosystem in general. PASDO is working to help marine biodiversity adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change while also boosting food and nutrition security in West and Central African countries. 

Learn more about PASDO's work on climate change adaptation and food security

Emergency Response and COVID 19

PASDO Coronavirus (Covid-19) Crisis Response Program for Nigeria, CCRPN. Food and Emergency Aid Relief Package distributed to help cushion hardship and hunger in Nigeria

The global Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic  posed significant challenges to humans and negatively affected critical sectors of societal development, including health, education, hunger and poverty levels, trade and even international relations. 

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Advocacy on Biodiversity and Climate Change in Nigeria

Gully Erosion and Landslide Activities in Nanka, Anambra State, Nigeria

Climate change has increased the intensity of rainfall and flooding, thereby worsening landslide and gully erosion activities in developing countries like Nigeria and others. 

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Due to limited staffing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are not able to concurrently run some programs and have therefore temporarily suspended them (and removed them here). They include the Information, Leadership and Skill literacy (ILS) Project , the Sustainable Aquaculture Supply in West and Central Africa (SASWeCA) Project, the Learn Chinese Project (LCP) and others. We’d appreciate responding to service inquires on them only after they are restored.