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Research at the Development Centre
Research is central to all the Centre’s interventions. Formative research, baselines and end-lines are conducted for all… Read More -
Building Capacity for Advocacy in RH
The Centre views the area of advocacy in RH/FP as an important issue of health governance. Through… Read More -
Leadership Development at the Centre
Since 2002 leadership development has been as the centre of our capacity building work. So central is… Read More -
Islam and Development
Located in Northern Nigeria, the Centre has long been an advocate of incorporating Islamic opinion leaders into… Read More -
Early Childhood Development at the dRPC
The dRPC founders and staff are committed to the Centre’s work in early childhood development. Our collective… Read More -
HIV/AIDS work at the dRPC
HIV/AIDS represents a core area of dRPC’s early work in the mid-1990s. At that time the dRPC… Read More -
Public sector Capacity building and Technical Assistance
The dRPC holds that sustainable social change requires capacity building, orientation and awareness creation amongst public sector… Read More -
Development Support Services
The Centre provides support services to international development partners without a presence in Nigeria or wishing to… Read More -
Coordinating and conducting policy research on conflict in northern Nigeria
Since 2010, the dRPC has partnered with the University of Oxford in the Nigeria Research Network (NRN),… Read More
dRPC News
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dRPC Partners with Nigeria Educational Research Development Council and United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) to Review the 34 Trade Subjects Curricula for Senior Secondary SchoolsRead MoreA study commissioned by the dRPC on the Craft curriculum in Nigeria found out that the Craft Curricula is purely technical and lacks entrepreneurial education
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dRPC Brings Malala and girls to the 62nd National Council on Education meeting held in Kano state, Nigeria, 24-28th July 2017Read MoreNigeria faces many challenges - but none of them can be solved without education. Today, more than ten million Nigerian Children are out of school; most
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Regional Workshop on the Role of Traditional Institutions and Leaders in Public Health and Girls’ EducationRead MoreCoordinators of GPE/NIPEP from Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina and Sokoto states, 7 emirate councils in Northern Nigeria, Sultan Foundation for Peace and Development were part
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dRPC support for Global Partnership for Education/Nigeria Partnership for Education ProjectRead MoreSkills 4 girls 4 life is a capacity building project being implemented by the development Research and Projects Centre with the support of John D.
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A Social history of the 4 Local Government Areas of the project - Building Collaboration, Partnerships and Political Commitment to Delay Early Marriage and the Onset Of Childbearing in Northern NigeriaRead MoreAjingi is the name of a town and an LGA in the Southern Kano state. It was created out of Gaya Local Government in 1996.
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PACFaH
Partnership for Advocacy in Child and Family Health (PACFaH) project is a social accountability project implemented through the strategy of partnership building of indigenous CSO’s, champions and activists to ensure the government at national and state levels in Nigeria fulfill commitments to child and family health. The project which commenced in 2014 mobilizes committed Civil Society Organizations (CBO’s); Faith based Organizations (FBO’s); professional associations; and Community Based Organizations (CBO’s) along with the media and individual champions to work together to promote Governments responsiveness on policies, budgets and administration in child and family health.
SLaB
The dRPC/GCC/SLaB (Saving Lives at Birth) project is informed by the basic assumption that the health seeking behaviour of women and men accessing services and the health providing practices of health workers in local communities in Northern Nigeria are affected by misperceptions and incorrect information about what is permitted or not permitted within Islam. The project aims to support and build the capacity of a core group of Muslim Opinion Leaders (MOLs) as master trainers in order to step-down the innovative training program on Islam and MNCH targeting health providers/administrators on the correct Islamic precepts on the following:-