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Articles &
Analysis

Vocational training session for young women

LDI Announces 6-Week Vocational Training for 50 Young Women in Bead Making and Crochet

A new skills acquisition programme combining hands-on craft training with entrepreneurship education, designed to equip participants with marketable skills and business acumen for sustainable livelihoods.

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Healthcare workers in community

Why MNCH Partnerships Matter: LDI and Envision Global Care Foundation's Model for Community Health

An inside look at how two organizations are combining grassroots reach with clinical expertise to close gaps in maternal, newborn and child health services across Abuja's underserved communities.

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Press
Releases

26 May 2026

Legatum Development Initiative Announces Partnership with Envision Global Care Foundation on MNCH Projects

22 May 2026

LDI Opens Applications for 6-Week Vocational Training Programme in Bead Making and Crochet

Research &
Publications

Partnership Brief
LDI & Envision MNCH Collaboration

LDI-Envision MNCH Partnership Framework

Strategic overview of the partnership between Legatum Development Initiative and Envision Global Care Foundation, outlining joint objectives, intervention areas, and expected health outcomes for maternal, newborn and child health in Abuja.

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Program Guide
Vocational Training Curriculum

Bead Making & Crochet Vocational Training Curriculum

Complete 6-week training curriculum covering bead crafting techniques, crochet fundamentals, product design, pricing strategies, and entrepreneurship skills for young women entering the creative economy.

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Baseline Study
MNCH Needs Assessment Abuja

Maternal, Newborn & Child Health Needs Assessment: Abuja FCT

Comprehensive baseline assessment identifying gaps in antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, immunization coverage, and child nutrition across target communities in the Federal Capital Territory.

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