Recent research authored by four researchers, two of them from EfD Nigeria, sheds light on the underlying causes of deforestation in Nigeria, focusing on smallholder farmers’ preferences for…
New research highlights a growing and underreported issue, the burning of waste as household fuel in urban slums, a practice that raises serious concerns about the health and environmental…
A team of researchers from the EfD Global Hub, EfD Nigeria, and international EfD collaborators has been awarded USD 1.9 million to conduct a comprehensive impact evaluation of agricultural…
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s carbon market, comprising representatives from government ministries and agencies, the Central Bank of Nigeria, academia, and the private sector, have expressed a unified…
EfD’s global network Women in Environmental Economics for Development (WinEED) has sustained its effort to encourage women to take leadership positions in research and development. Women researchers…
Carbon markets are increasingly being recognized as an important instrument to reduce global emissions. EfD is conducting a comprehensive study on Exploring the potential and challenges of setting up…
The risk of violence that rural households perceive affects their agricultural output and economic welfare. EfD Researcher and WinEED member Amaka Nnaji , and co-authors have studied the consequences…
Research conducted by scholars from EfD Nigeria has revealed that many communities in the Cross River State, Nigeria, are willing to engage in endeavors to conserve Nigerian forests by implementing…
EfD Nigeria is partnering with the National Climate Change Council (NCCC) to develop a framework for the implementation of carbon tax in Nigeria in line with the provisions of the country’s Climate…
Aquaculture, the fastest-growing food production technology, faces scrutiny over its environmental impact and social consequences. As the oceans' condition worsens and more species become endangered…