Partners & collaborations

Partners for practical impact.

GeIS works through partnerships and collaborations that connect expertise, institutions, communities and resources to advance practical green-economy solutions.

Working together for a greener future.

Our collaborations bring together organisations across government, civil society, development, research, training and community systems. Each relationship is shaped around practical action, shared objectives and sustainable impact.

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ICAD

Institutional collaboration supporting GeIS activities and opportunities for practical engagement.

Strategic collaboration 01
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DO Take Action

Collaboration focused on advancing practical action, engagement and sustainability-oriented initiatives.

Programme collaboration 02
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CKTDA / WADEF

Collaboration supporting course delivery, participant recruitment and certification under the WADEF collaboration framework.

Training & certification 03
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NESUG

Strategic collaboration supporting joint action and opportunities connected to green-economy development and sustainable impact.

Strategic partnership 04
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National Bureau of Statistics

Institutional engagement connected to data, evidence and information relevant to sustainable development and environmental action.

Institutional engagement 05
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Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC)

GeIS works with relevant AMAC departments and units to support practical environmental, agricultural, educational and community-focused initiatives.

  • AMAC Agriculture Department
  • AMAC Radio (Eco Affairs)
  • AMAC Environment and Health Department
  • AMAC Educational Department
Public-sector collaboration 06
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Environmental Friendly Initiative

GeIS grew out of the environmental work of EFI, building on a long-standing commitment to environmental awareness, sustainability and community action.

Foundational relationship 07

Why partnerships matter

Impact grows through collaboration.

The green economy cannot be built by one organisation working alone. It requires institutions, communities, technical experts, government, businesses and civil society to work together.

GeIS therefore approaches partnerships as practical working relationships — connecting people, knowledge, resources and implementation capacity around shared sustainability goals.

We welcome organisations interested in developing meaningful programmes, training, research, climate initiatives and green-economy solutions.

Let's create something meaningful together.

Explore a partnership