OUR PROJECTS
CompletedHong & Michika, Adamawa State
Partners Caritas Germany
The BMZ-funded Multisectoral Strengthening of Resilience project supports vulnerable households in conflict-affected communities of Northeastern Nigeria and Northern Cameroon. JDPI’s reported work in Hong and Michika combines livelihood recovery with community-led approaches to nutrition, water access and peacebuilding.
In 2025, community greenhouses helped households grow vegetables beyond the rainy season. Alongside agricultural support, the report highlights nutrition learning, income-generating activities and dialogue that strengthen resilience across everyday life.
2025 REPORT HIGHLIGHTS
Selected BMZ-supported outputs reported in 2025. The greenhouse and storage-bag figures describe different activities; they are not a combined unique-beneficiary total.
WHY THIS WORK MATTERS
Households in Northeast Nigeria face the combined pressures of conflict, displacement, climate variability and limited livelihood opportunities. Dependence on seasonal rain makes production vulnerable to long dry periods. The project links practical support with local skills and community structures to strengthen recovery.
Established 20 community greenhouses in Hong and Michika, supporting 263 households with year-round vegetable production.
BMZ-supported work through Caritas Germany distributed 8,000 PICS storage bags to 4,000 farmers, with training on safer crop storage.
A nutrition conference supported lead mothers and peer learning. The report also describes a solar-powered borehole improving water access in Kilamada.
Income-generating support, savings-group participation and a peace conference helped communities build economic and social resilience.
BEYOND THE NUMBERS
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.
Annual Report 2025, page 47
In Kilamada, Hong LGA, a solar-powered borehole reduced reliance on river water. The report describes safer water collection and less time spent searching for water.
Annual Report 2025, page 51
PROJECT DOCUMENTATION
Pages 15, 17–18, 24, 41, 47 and 51. Results relate to the 2025 reporting period unless otherwise stated.
PROJECT DOCUMENTATION
The organisation-supplied project-page reference provides the duration, completed status and project figures. These are not separately verified annual-report totals.
For approved project documents and further information, contact JDPI or visit our resources page.
