OUR IMPACT · 2025 IN FOCUS

Real people.
Lasting
change.

A livelihood rebuilt. A community strengthened. A new possibility for tomorrow.

Behind every result are people shaping their own futures. Discover how JDPI supports that journey across Northeast Nigeria.

Discover the stories
A farmer and JDPI staff checking crops in a community greenhouse
Growing resilience, together. Community greenhouse monitoring · Report, page 17

A year of working
alongside communities.

January–December 2025
Reported results · Annual Report, pages 10–12

Households supported
20,229
Communities reached
114
Projects implemented
10
States covered
3

BEHIND THE NUMBERS

This is what change looks like.

Practical support. Community ambition.
Stories from our 2025 annual report.

Vegetable crops growing in a JDPI-supported community greenhouse
Community greenhouse crops · Annual Report, page 18
Peppers harvested from a community greenhouse
A greenhouse harvest · Report, page 17

LIVELIHOODS · HONG & MICHIKA

More than a harvest.
A way forward.

For families in Hong and Michika, community greenhouses created opportunities to grow vegetables throughout the year. Climate-smart agricultural support connected food production with nutrition and livelihoods.

The BMZ Multisectoral Resilience Project supported 263 households through 20 community greenhouses—building resilience, season after season.

Households supported
263
Community greenhouses
20

Annual Report 2025, pages 17–18

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A participant receiving a sewing-machine livelihood kit at the WE-SING distribution
WE-SING livelihood kit distribution · Annual Report, page 16

WOMEN’S LIVELIHOODS · BORNO

Her skills.
Her ambitions.
Her next chapter.

One hundred women received start-up kits aligned with their chosen trades, including tailoring, petty trading and food processing.

The report describes women starting new businesses or expanding existing enterprises after receiving kits aligned with their chosen trades. Support was tailored to their skills, interests and livelihood aspirations.

100women received trade-specific
livelihood start-up kits

Annual Report 2025, page 16

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A LIVELIHOOD STORY · MICHIKA

A small start.
A growing livelihood.

Annual Report 2025, page 47

In Michika, a participant used income-generating support to start a groundnut business. Reinvesting earnings and joining a savings group helped her expand from buying two bags to up to twenty at a time.

Bags bought at the start
2
Bags bought at a time as the business grew
Up to 20

One participant’s experience, as described in the report—not an organisation-wide result.

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OUR 2025 RESULTS

Different needs.
One commitment to dignity.

From essential services to stronger livelihoods,
our programmes respond to the whole community.

2025 PROGRAMME RESULTS

Food Security & Livelihoods

People reached
48,016

Agricultural support, livelihoods and food assistance helped households meet immediate needs and build resilience.

2025 PROGRAMME RESULTS

Nutrition

Children and caregivers supported
10,317

Lifesaving nutrition support included community-based care, referrals and nutrition education.

2025 PROGRAMME RESULTS

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene

People with improved safe-water access
Estimated 22,000

An estimated 22,000 people gained improved access to safe water. JDPI completed 22 boreholes: 15 constructed and 7 rehabilitated.

2025 PROGRAMME RESULTS

Mental Health & Psychosocial Support

People reached through messaging
21,729

Mental health and psychosocial support messages expanded awareness. This figure is not a count of people receiving individual counselling.

2025 PROGRAMME RESULTS

Protection

People reached through awareness activities
22,182

Awareness sessions and messages shared information on safety, dignity, rights and available support services.

A note on these figures. Programme counts measure different services and may include people reached by more than one intervention. They are not added together as a unique-person total.

CLOSE TO THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE

Rooted in Northeast Nigeria.

3 states · 20 local government areas
114 communities in 2025

Borno State

North
Borno State: 7 LGAs listed in JDPI’s 2025 reportMaiduguri Municipal Council (MMC) · Listed in 2025 coverageJere · Listed in 2025 coverageMagumeri · Listed in 2025 coverageGwoza · Listed in 2025 coverageKaga · Listed in 2025 coverageBiu · Listed in 2025 coverageChibok · Listed in 2025 coverage
Listed in JDPI’s 2025 coverageOther LGAs

2025 GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE

7 local government areas

Choose a local government area below, or select a hotspot on the map.

SELECTED LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

Maiduguri Municipal Council (MMC)

Borno State · Listed in the 2025 annual report

Hotspots identify local government areas, not individual project sites. No LGA-level beneficiary totals are implied.

Adamawa State

North
Adamawa State: 5 LGAs listed in JDPI’s 2025 reportHong · Listed in 2025 coverageMichika · Listed in 2025 coverageMadagali · Listed in 2025 coverageMubi North · Listed in 2025 coverageMubi South · Listed in 2025 coverage
Listed in JDPI’s 2025 coverageOther LGAs

2025 GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE

5 local government areas

Choose a local government area below, or select a hotspot on the map.

SELECTED LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

Hong

Adamawa State · Listed in the 2025 annual report

Hotspots identify local government areas, not individual project sites. No LGA-level beneficiary totals are implied.

Yobe State

North
Yobe State: 8 LGAs listed in JDPI’s 2025 reportPotiskum · Listed in 2025 coverageGeidam · Listed in 2025 coverageFika · Listed in 2025 coverageFune · Listed in 2025 coverageJakusko · Listed in 2025 coverageNangere · Listed in 2025 coverageBade · Listed in 2025 coverageNguru · Listed in 2025 coverage
Listed in JDPI’s 2025 coverageOther LGAs

2025 GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE

8 local government areas

Choose a local government area below, or select a hotspot on the map.

SELECTED LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

Potiskum

Yobe State · Listed in the 2025 annual report

Hotspots identify local government areas, not individual project sites. No LGA-level beneficiary totals are implied.

Boundaries: GRID3 via geoBoundaries, 2022 · CC BY 4.0. Simplified for display. Coverage: JDPI Annual Report 2025, page 12.

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THE WORK. THE STORIES. THE EVIDENCE.

Impact you can
look into.

These highlights are only part of the picture. Our 2025 annual report brings together programme results, community stories and financial reporting.