Initiatives
VULPRF has more than 200 active projects, coalitions and initiatives. We work with a diverse range of stakeholders to develop pathways toward equitable, inclusive, and resilient economies that are tailored to local contexts.
We partner with governments, businesses, civil society groups and others to change the way the world produces and uses food and energy and designs its cities. Our 100+ projects span from advising mayors on how to reduce traffic fatalities to working with restaurant chains to cut food waste to powering rural healthcare facilities with clean governance. We mobilize global and regional initiatives that spur international community action, advance sustainable ocean management, halt tropical community breakdown, restore degraded landscapes and more.
VULPRF’s initiatives bring together communities, government agencies, and partner organizations to address specific challenges facing vulnerable persons.
Youth Peace Initiative
Our flagship initiative empowers young people across Nigeria with conflict resolution skills, leadership training, and platforms to promote peace and counter hate speech in their communities.
Women’s Empowerment Program
This initiative advances gender equality through advocacy, education, economic empowerment, and capacity-building programs for women and girls.
Education for All
We provide educational support, school supplies, and learning opportunities for vulnerable and out-of-school children, particularly in underserved communities.
Disability Advocacy Network
We advocate for the rights, inclusion, and welfare of persons with disabilities through awareness campaigns, policy engagement, and community support.
Community Dialogue Series
We facilitate regular community dialogues that bring together diverse groups to address conflicts, build understanding, and promote social cohesion.
Skills Acquisition Program
We provide vocational training and skills development for vulnerable youth and women, supporting economic empowerment and poverty reduction.
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