Evidence and Collaboration for Inclusive Development
Helping to reduce poverty, realise rights and improve the well-being of marginalised people in Myanmar, Nigeria and Zimbabwe.
People living in extreme poverty are prevented from accessing basic and essential services that should be accessible to all.
We are gaining insights into what it means to be excluded from these services, backed up by data as evidence, to influence decision makers to provide inclusive services which leave no one behind.
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Creating channels to open up community dialogue and reduce social exclusion
Written by On Our Radar The United Nations had set an aim to end extreme poverty by 2030 but in Myanmar, Nigeria and Zimbabwe there is still a long way to go. Around a
Zau Maw is returning home
Since Slg. Zau Maw* quit using drugs, his past still brings him nightmares. “It troubles me a lot” he explains. The 57-year-old father of nine is trying desperately to improve his life after a
Action from local government to support farmers in Anambra State
Following a series of engagements between ECID and the Ministry of Agriculture in Anambra State, essential support has commenced for poor rural farmers in hard-to-reach areas.ECID partner Justice Development and Peace Commission (JDPC) are assisting