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ICT participants
Refugee youths in DSTH’s Value-Added ICT programme.
Participants · June–September 2024
Source: DSTH 2024 report — Activity 2 and ICT Skills Development
NEVOR Circle Foundation (NCF) is a refugee-led, community-rooted institution strengthening community systems within displacement-affected environments.
From Survival to Systems
Community coordination, accountability and livelihood resilience in Adagom 1.
Donate Now →NCF turns lived community experience into organized structures for peace, accountability, coordination, and long-term resilience.
To build peaceful, accountable, coordinated, and self-sustaining community systems within displacement-affected environments.
To strengthen community coordination, accountability, peaceful engagement, livelihood resilience, and responsible participation through community-centered and systems-driven approaches within refugee and vulnerable communities.
Infrastructure & Systems
Restoring roads, shared spaces, and environmental systems.
Youth Empowerment
Training and certifying peer educators, community coordinators, and future leaders.
Transparency & Memory
Structured records support accountability and preserve institutional memory.
Strengthening leadership alignment, community participation and documented decision-making.
Supporting livelihood resilience through practical learning and community-centered economic opportunities.
Supporting peaceful engagement, dialogue and shared community responsibility.
Building records and monitoring practices that support accountability and institutional memory.
Strengthening digital skills and tools for community coordination and responsible participation.
These are figures reported in the DSTH 2024 activity report, checked against that source. They describe predecessor activities, not cumulative NCF beneficiaries or independently audited totals. Categories are not added together.
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Refugee youths in DSTH’s Value-Added ICT programme.
Participants · June–September 2024
Source: DSTH 2024 report — Activity 2 and ICT Skills Development33
Refugee and host-community health students trained and certified by DSTH’s SRH programme.
Certified persons · January–June 2024
Source: DSTH 2024 report — Activity 1 and Health Educators10
Emerging refugee-led organisations receiving DSTH mentorship and technical support.
Organisations · 2024; reported 22 December 2024
Source: DSTH 2024 report — Activity 4 and Strengthening Refugee-Led Organizations
Bate Neville Agbor has been accepted as a presenter at the RME 2026 International Conference in Rome, with a proposal presenting a refugee leader's framework for community-driven education, research, and innovation.
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A field lesson from Adagom 1 on why locally led institutions matter for sustaining self-reliance beyond individual projects.
Read on LinkedIn →Institutional Continuity | LinkedInA reflection on why sustainable development requires investing in the local institutions that preserve knowledge, trust, and accountability.
Read on LinkedIn →Leadership Systems | LinkedInA public post on why displacement-affected communities need clear roles, accountability mechanisms, and continuity beyond individual leadership.
Read on LinkedIn →Available reports and programme documentation; forthcoming documents are clearly marked.
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