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Integrated humanitarian and resilience programming designed with communities in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa.

Programme portfolio

Recent and ongoing initiatives

Highlights drawn from CEER’s organisational profile—covering livelihoods, farming seasons, anticipatory action, mine risk education, and peacebuilding partnerships.

Farmer Group Strengthening (2022–2025)
Livelihoods Ongoing

Farmer Group Strengthening (2022–2025)

Coverage: Borno, Yobe, Adamawa (BAY)

Reach (where cited): 446+

Training and mentoring of 60 new and 386 existing farmer groups, GSLA cooperatives, seed/grain producer associations, and agro-processing enterprises. Partner: FAO.

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Dry and Rainy Season Farming Support (2022–2025)
Agriculture Ongoing

Dry and Rainy Season Farming Support (2022–2025)

Coverage: Borno, Yobe, Adamawa

Input distribution, extension services, and farmer field schools for crisis-affected populations. Partner: FAO.

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Anticipatory Action for Flood Preparedness (2023–2024)
Disaster Completed

Anticipatory Action for Flood Preparedness (2023–2024)

Coverage: Flood-prone LGAs in Yobe & Adamawa

Reach (where cited): 15,000+

Early warning systems, dyke reinforcement, and livelihood protection for households at risk of flooding. Partner: FAO.

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Mine Risk Education and Awareness
Protection Ongoing

Mine Risk Education and Awareness

Coverage: High-risk LGAs across BAY

Community-based sensitisation to reduce civilian harm and promote safety—implemented by CEER with stakeholder support.

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Nigerian Northeast Connect — Community–Security Dialogue
Peacebuilding Completed

Nigerian Northeast Connect — Community–Security Dialogue

Coverage: Borno & Yobe

Providing opportunities for communities to engage with security providers (2021–2022). Implementing partner: Creative Associates International; funder: USAID.

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CEER livelihoods programming

Areas of intervention

How CEER supports crisis-affected populations

  • Food security and livelihoods—including agriculture, agribusiness, and farmer field schools.
  • Protection and peacebuilding—including social cohesion, mine risk education, and dialogue.
  • Disaster preparedness and response—including anticipatory action and early warning.
  • Economic empowerment—GSLA and youth/women-led entrepreneurship.
  • Education and awareness—mine education, vocational skills, and youth capacity building.