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SDN Wins Community Development and Nature Conservation Award

  • 03/09/2015
  • SDN
  • News
On Thursday 3rd September, 2015 at the Nigerian Institute for International Affairs in Lagos, the Country Director of Stakeholder Democracy Network, Inemo Samiama received “The 2015 Community Development and...
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Reforming Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry: A closer look at the Petroleum Industry Bill

  • 03/09/2015
  • SDN
  • Blog
The Petroleum Industry Bill: 14 years in the making Crude petroleum is Nigeria’s most important non-renewable energy source, contributing over 90 percent of the country’s foreign exchange earnings and...
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President Buhari Approves Actions To Fast-Track Environmental Clean-Up Of Ogoniland

  • 06/08/2015
  • SDN
  • News
In keeping with his avowed commitment to working for the development and well-being of all Nigerians, President Muhammadu Buhari Wednesday in Abuja approved several actions to fast-track the long...
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Massive Nigerian oil spill goes unreported

  • 16/06/2015
  • SDN
  • News
Details of the largest single oil spill of 2014, highlighted by local media group Sahara Reports in an article from July last year, has yet to appear on NOSDRA’s...
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‘This is Bonny, transit town’ documentary by NACGOND

  • 16/06/2015
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog
'This is Bonny, transit town' is a documentary that shares the experiences of fishermen and women living on Bonny Island, home to Nigeria's largest export terminal for the oil...
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Towards improving the joint investigation visit for oil spills

  • 27/05/2015
  • SDN
  • Reports, Resource
Following a thorough consultation with oil spill response teams, recommendations are made on practical, operational improvements to the JIV and how to put these improvements in place.
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Oil Spill Monitor takes second place at Innovating Justice Awards

  • 02/02/2015
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog, Project--Oil Spill Monitor and Gas Flare Tracker
SDN received recognition for its work on the Oil Spill Monitor and Gas Flare Tracker digital mapping platforms in November after coming second in the HiiL Innovating Justice awards...
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Woman in Bodo

Towards a new oil spill compensation mechanism for Nigeria

  • 14/10/2014
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog
Nigeria’s oil spill compensation system is broken. Individuals and communities whose lives have been ruined by oil spills wait years for payments which often never come.
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3rd anniversary of UNEP report on Ogoniland and the failure of HYPREP

  • 04/09/2014
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog
The third anniversary of the UNEP report on environmental damage in Ogoni has brought an acknowledgement that the HYPREP intervention has been a comprehensive failure.
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Sahara Reporters: Oil Doom: Communities Paying The Price…

  • 11/08/2014
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog
Like many other voiceless victims in Niger-Delta communities, Mrs. Yerizima wishes there could be something done about her case, but she remains in the dark about what to do....
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Download the report: An evaluation of the implementation of UNEP’s environmental assessment of Ogoniland, three years on

Amnesty: No progress: An evaluation of the implementation of UNEP’s environmental assessment of Ogoniland, three years on

  • 05/08/2014
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog
Three years after the publication of a ground-breaking report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) on oil pollution in Ogoniland, the people of Ogoniland continue to suffer the effects...
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Oil spills in the Niger Delta: Proposals for a non-judicial grievance mechanism

  • 27/07/2014
  • SDN
  • Briefs, Impact Blog, Peace and Security
The paper is informed by comparative research and the practical experiences of those who have – through negotiation, litigation, and other forms of recourse – sought remedy after an...
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Towards a new compensation process for oil spills in Nigeria

  • 01/07/2014
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog
SDN has been bringing together government regulators, oil companies and civil society groups so that together they can draft a new set of principles and a framework for oil...
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Oil Spill Monitor

Dealing with oil spills in the Niger Delta – Towards technology-driven crisis prevention

  • 20/05/2014
  • SDN
  • Impact Blog
This article charts SDN's journey from oil spill crisis response and towards crisis prevention in relation to oil spills in the Niger Delta. Stakeholder Democracy Network's
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Download the report Oil Spills - reflections on JIV and community interests

NACGOND JIV policy brief

  • 23/03/2014
  • SDN
  • Briefs, Impact Blog
A number of recommendations were made by NACGOND towards a new JIV policy and practice, to help reduce the distrust between oil companies, regulatory agencies and local communities, ultimately...
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