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Dutch Embassy witnesses firsthand the impact of investing in communities for better governance and accountability

  • 13/04/2021
  • SDN
  • Governance, Impact Blog, News, Project--Defend Civic Space
SDN has worked extensively across Rivers State, setting up community groups called ‘Community Monitoring and Advocacy Groups (CMAGs)’, and supporting them with ongoing advice and materials. These groups have...
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Community Advocacy Working Groups: action restores Oghoghobi community’s power supply

  • 13/04/2021
  • SDN
  • Governance, Impact Blog, Impact Stories, Project--PowerHour
A reliable electricity supply from the grid to individuals and households supports schooling, small businesses, and care facilities, creates safer communities, and can reduce local air pollution. Unfortunately, access...
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Artisanal oil refining in the Niger Delta – networked economies (2020)

  • 12/04/2021
  • SDN
  • News, Project--AOI mapping integration and incentives in local economies, Resource, Video
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 incentive structures of those...
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SPDC-funded development projects need to mainstream climate resilience

  • 12/04/2021
  • SDN
  • Blog, Environment and Climate
Many communities in the Niger Delta of Nigeria shoulder the double burden of fossil-fuel extraction (associated oil spill risks and air pollution) and the impact of climate change (worsened...
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Defending civic space: 9 #EndSARS protestors finally released in Rivers State

  • 02/03/2021
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, News, Project--Defend Civic Space
Under our Defend civic space project, a coalition of civil society worked to secure the detained protestors access to family and lawyers after months of being denied both. The...
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PRESS RELEASE: Judge acquits and orders release of 9 #EndSARS protestors detained for months without trial or family contact. Many more remain in detention.

  • 25/02/2021
  • SDN
  • News, Project--Defend Civic Space
25/2/2021 With the support of Stakeholder Democracy Network (SDN), a coalition of civil society worked to secure the detained protestors access to family and lawyers after months of being...
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Bridging the gulf to improve electricity provision and access in the Niger Delta

  • 16/02/2021
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, Impact Stories, Peace and Security, Project--PowerHour
Poor access to power and our recommendation to improve it: A 2018 survey by SDN of Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC) customers found 40% of those interviewed were not...
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United Kingdom Supreme Court ruling on Shell a step in the right direction

  • 12/02/2021
  • SDN
  • Blog, Environment and Climate
Today’s ruling that Shell can be brought to court in the UK for the actions of its subsidiary sets an important precedent in holding international oil companies to account...
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Media briefing: cases of police brutality in Rivers State

  • 03/02/2021
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, News, Project--Defend Civic Space
We, the members of the Coalition of Concerned Civil Society Organisations in Rivers State in collaboration with our partners, and Rivers Civil Society Organisations (RIVCSO) are profoundly worried about...
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The time has come for all oil, gas and mining contracts to be published.

  • 02/02/2021
  • SDN
  • Blog, Environment and Climate
SDN actively works to promote financial transparency in the oil and gas sector in Nigeria, which is concentrated in the Niger Delta. SDN is also currently engaged in a...
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Supporting investigative journalism in the Niger Delta

  • 27/01/2021
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, News, Project--Defend Civic Space
As part of SDN’s Defend civic space project, we’re supporting investigative journalism in 2020 and 2021 through trainings and commissions to investigate abuses of power during #EndSARS protests and...
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Training new members of Community Monitoring and Advocacy Groups.

  • 12/01/2021
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, News, Project--Environmental and governance action in the Niger Delta
What are CMAGs? Despite the natural resource wealth of the region, the Niger Delta remains under-developed, suffering insecurity and very high rates of unemployment. Over time this has contributed...
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International virtual reality hackathon

  • 04/01/2021
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, News, Project--KSIH
Harnessing cutting-edge digital solutions to chronic challenges in the Niger Delta Together with the Ken Saro-Wiwa Foundation, SDN coordinates and supports the Ken Saro-Wiwa Innovation Hub, maintaining a space...
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Bayelsa West and Central 2020 by-elections for State House of Representatives

  • 16/12/2020
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, Project--Defend Civic Space
Training election observers On Thursday 03rd December, SDN trained 45 people to become election observers and provide on-the-ground reporting of elections and to monitor any irregularities around polling units...
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The draft Nigerian Petroleum Industry Bill 2020: an analysis of environmental and host community matters

  • 16/12/2020
  • SDN
  • Briefs, Project--Environmental and governance action in the Niger Delta, Resource
Summary The latest iteration of Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) was forwarded to the National Assembly in September 2020. It has gone through first reading at both the Senate...
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