Communications, Research and Publications
Communications is the conduit for the generation, dissemination, and management of uncovered knowledge, thought-provoking inquiries, and insightful learnings to our primary target audiences, namely the public, government officials as well as Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs).
This work track enables us to accelerate the transformative changes that HOMEF seeks to bring about in Nigeria and Africa at large. Our activities encompass research and documentation, data analysis, external communications, media relations, social media content creation, writing, editing, and publication distribution.
Our areas of engagement include the website, podcasts, video documentaries, and vlogs, policy papers, books, newsletters, and our quarterly e-magazine — the eco-instigator.
Communications related news and updates
Nigerian Indigenous Food
There are several issues today exerting pressure on the food system in Nigeria and in Africa at large. These issues range from wars to inflation, biodiversity loss, climate change, industrialization, and colonialism. These issues, now more than ever, call for a...
Attitudes On Renewable Energy And Climate Change In West Africa
The report is concise and accessible for the policy maker as well as the community person. It is also presented in an easy-to-read manner. As the climate crisis unfolds in multifaceted ways, dithering is not an option. This is the time for Africa to take needed...
Pesticides Legislations: In whose Interest?
Article 7.5 of the International Code of Conduct on Pesticide Management developed by WHO and FAO, advice countries that the - “Prohibition of the importation, distribution, sale and purchase of highly hazardous pesticides may be considered if, based on risk...
Featured Eco-Instigator
Eco-Instigator #40
In this edition celebrating our 10th year, we emphasise our commitment to justice and equity and report on some of our strategies like the Niger Delta Alternatives Convergence (NDAC). We highlight the importance of integrating the gender dimension into environmental and climate justice discourse, and the criticalness of not leaving the grassroots out of the conversation. Also present are goodwill messages from comrades, colourful HOMEF experiences shared by our team members, and literary pieces for your reading pleasure. Check out our recommended books which feature “Politics of Turbulent Waters”, a compendium of selected articles from past editions of your Eco-Instigator.
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