Recent news coverage has highlighted further concerns about the credibility and quality of Nigeria’s largest oil spill clean-up, including poor implementation of remediation techniques and
Biannual progress report July–December 2021 In 2020, Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN) and Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development (CEHRD) commenced the Independent Civil Society
  Women and youth, including persons with disabilities, are underrepresented in politics and governance processes and their priorities are systematically neglected.The Rivers State Women
What is happening? Nigerian domestic oil companies (DOCs) are taking over the country’s onshore oil and gas industry, while international oil companies (IOCs) are steadily
SDN has worked with SOAS University of London (UK) to help map links between artisanal oil refining and other livelihoods, and highlight the ‘benefits’ or
Objective- To contribute towards ensuring communities in the Niger Delta experience fewer negative effects of the oil and gas industry and greater benefits from the
The Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021 introduced the Host Communities Development Trust (HCDT) as a landmark reform to guarantee statutory benefits for oil and gas
Press Release: 18/6/2026 Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN) has launched an Independent Host Community Development Trust (I-HCDT) Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, Reporting and Learning Platform aimed at
Location: Port Harcourt, Nigeria Employment Type: Full-time, (Contract Staff) Reports to: Admin/HR Manager Job Purpose The Legal and Compliance Advisor provides legal guidance and ensures
Nigeria is undertaking significant improvements in its monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems for Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (SLCPs), supported by the Climate and Clean Air
Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN) is an International non-governmental organisation that helps facilitate community development from a rights-based perspective. SDN operates in the Niger Delta, helping
In 2024, we stood alongside communities, governments, civil society, and the private sector to drive real change across the Niger Delta, advancing environmental justice, inclusion,
RFQ Number: SDN/AI-CSA/07/001 Issuance Date: 22nd July, 2025 Deadline for Offers: Two weeks after date of issuance, by 5:00 PM Description: Supply agricultural inputs
Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organisation established to support those affected by the extractives industry and weak governance in the Niger Delta. We
Crime and violence in the Niger Delta are not just byproducts of poverty but are deeply rooted in political manipulation, economic inequality, and systemic exploitation.
We are thrilled to share our Inclusion documentary, which highlights the key achievements of the ‘Deepening Accountability and Strengthening Inclusion’ (DASI) project. Through advocacy engagements,
The Reducing Digital Gender Gap in the Niger Delta project is a two years’ project initiated in 2023 being funded by the European Commission and
SDN supports those affected by the extractives industry and weak governance. We work with communities and engage with governments, companies and other stakeholders to ensure
Background The creation of Host Community Development Trusts (HCDTs) is perhaps the most significant opportunity to drive improved development outcomes in the Niger Delta in
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In today’s digital world, establishing a strong online presence is essential for business growth and success. However, many women-owned businesses face significant barriers due to a lack of access to digital skills. Helen, a dynamic businesswoman from Port Harcourt, found herself in this exact predicament despite investing in a cutting-edge ice-making factory and producing high-quality ice. Read her story.
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