KIJED Leads the Way in Staff Capacity Development for Justice and Environmental Impact

KIJED Hosts Staff and Volunteer Capacity Building Workshop, Equipping Team for Justice and Environmental Development

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The Kadosh Initiative for Justice and Environmental Development (KIJED) recently concluded a successful two-day Capacity Building Workshop for its staff and volunteers. Held from January 16–17, 2025, the hybrid event brought together participants from six states, including Delta, Anambra, Rivers, and Cross River, underscoring KIJED’s commitment to broad inclusivity and skill development.

The workshop aimed to strengthen participants’ capacities in leadership, teamwork, program implementation, advocacy, and strategic project planning. Designed to align with KIJED’s mission, the program empowered attendees to effectively address justice and environmental challenges in their communities.

Day One: Building Foundations

The first day of the workshop focused on key organizational goals and practical skills. Sessions covered KIJED’s vision and mission, effective program implementation, and communication strategies. Participants engaged in role-play exercises to practice real-world advocacy for justice and environmental initiatives.

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Day Two: Leadership and Strategy

The second day emphasized leadership styles, teamwork, conflict resolution, and creating actionable theories of change. Group activities encouraged collaboration among participants from different states, enriching discussions with diverse perspectives.

Achievements and Challenges

The workshop concluded with a call to action by KIJED’s Executive Director, who commended attendees for their dedication. Certificates of participation were awarded, symbolizing the organization’s recognition of their contributions. However, the event faced challenges, including technical hitches affecting virtual participants and time constraints that limited deeper discussions.

Despite these hurdles, the workshop was a success. Lessons learned included the need for enhanced online facilitation, the effectiveness of interactive formats, and the value of regional diversity in capacity-building initiatives.

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A Vision for the Future

KIJED remains committed to empowering its staff and volunteers to drive sustainable development and justice. With plans to address identified challenges, the organization is poised to expand its impact across the South-South region of Nigeria.

This workshop represents a significant step toward realizing KIJED’s mission, equipping its team with the tools to create meaningful change.

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