Nigeria

  • Humanitarian Response Plan
  • From: 01/01/2018 to: 31/12/2018
  • Published: 07/02/2018
  • Coordinated by: OCHA

Education

Population
Financials
Presence
  • People in need
    2.8 million
  • People targeted
    2.2 million
  • Requirements ($)
    $60.9 million
  • Funding ($)
    $16.1 million
  • % Funded
    26.5%

Sector Objectives

CO1

Increase education access to school-aged boys and girls through provision of immediate protective, inclusive and learning environments offering quality education with a focus on areas recently retaken by the Government.

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Contributes to
  • Strategic Objectives
    • 1
    • 2
Indicator Unit In Need Measure Progress
Number of back-to-school/enrolment campaigns implemented
Campaigns
1
1
Percentage of schools or temporary learning spaces provided with WASH inputs
Learning Spaces
100
70
Percentage of learners benefitting from school furniture
Children
100
70
Number of learners in target schools provided with school materials
Children
2,847,464
403,077
Number of children benefitting from learning spaces constructed/rehabilitated
Children
1,239,820
40,750

CO2

Improve the ability of school-aged children, teachers and education personnel to cope with the psycho-social and environmental impact of the conflict and rebuild individual and communal psycho-social well-being.

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Contributes to
  • Strategic Objectives
    • 2
    • 3
Indicator Unit In Need Measure Progress
Number of teachers and facilitators trained in psycho-social support skills, pedagogy, mine risk education and community-based risk reduction
Teachers
71,187
12,097
Number of teachers trained in life skills
Teachers
71,187
12,097
Number of teachers/volunteers receiving training on early childhood care and development concepts
Teachers
71,187
12,097
Number of teachers trained in School GBV concepts and prevention
Teachers
71,187
12,097

CO3

Support and enhance the community mechanisms for resilience in the restoration of basic education services which provide formal and alternative educational pathways for school-aged conflict-affected girls and boys.

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Contributes to
  • Strategic Objectives
    • 1
    • 3
Indicator Unit In Need Measure Progress
Number of School/TLSs with functional SBMCs
Schools
24,796
356
Number of education stakeholders trained in community-based disaster risk reduction
Teachers
71,187
894
Number of adolescents (14-17 years) provided with vocational training (formal and non-formal)
Children
2,847,464
403,077
Number of school-based management committee (SBMC) members trained in school management
Members
421,539
6,052
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Education | Nigeria 2018
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Population data by location for the sector

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Population data by location for the sector

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Sector member organizations

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Sector member organizations

Organization Projects Sectors Requirements ($)
Adventist Development and Relief Agency
1
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$1.3 million
Care For Life Mission
1
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$1.2 million
Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria
1
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$1.1 million
Centre for Community Health and Development International
1
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$1 million
GOALPrime Organization Nigeria
1
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$393 thousand
Hope and Rural Aid Foundation
1
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$0.8 million
International Rescue Committee
1
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$6.7 million
INTERSOS Humanitarian Aid Organization
1
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$0.9 million
Kanem Borno Human Development Association
1
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$0.6 million
Oxfam
1
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$1.6 million
Plan International
1
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$4.8 million
Restoration of Hope Initiative
1
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$282 thousand
Riplington Education Initiative
1
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$491 thousand
Save the Children
1
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$2 million
Street Child Organization
1
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$2.5 million
Terre des Hommes - Lausanne
1
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$0.6 million
United Nations Children's Fund
1
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$34.7 million
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