PROFILE OF ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE FOR AFRICA (EDIA)
Environment Development Initiative for Africa (EDIA) is a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) registered with the Corporate Affair Commission, Abuja.
The aim of the body is to identify and proffer solutions to environment problems of immediate and future concern to the Government and people of Africa, especially in the core areas of solid wastes and sewage disposal, water, industrial and air pollution, forestry destruction, soil erosion and all adverse effects of climate change on the African environment. Towards achieving this aim, the following objectives shall be pursued.
OUR VISION
The Vision of the NGO is elimination of environment problems that impede human and societal development.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The mission statement is to create adequate awareness on the harmful effect of degraded environment and partner with development agencies and government to proffer lasting solutions.
OUR ORGANIZATIONAL GOAL
The organizational Goal is to harness human and material resources and services for the purpose of promoting a healthy environment.
OUR CORE VALUE
Honesty, Diligence, Transparency, Accountability, Team Work, Gender Equality, Human Rights.
VOLUME 8 NO. 2, SEPTEMBER 2021.
1. Traders’ Social Media Adoption and Usage for Business Growth in Post Covid-19
2. Public Perception of Social Media Usage in the Prevention and Control of COVID-19...
3. Social Media and Terrorism in Post Covid-19 Africa: Burdens and Benefits
4. Social Media Shared Video-Clips on Covid-19 and Undergraduates Perception of Health...
5. Global Communications in Covid-19 Pandemic Era: A Theoretical Review of the Anxieties...
6. Social Media Usage in Information Dissemination and Covid-19 Outbreak: A Study of NCDC...
8. Students’ Perception of Utilization of ICT in Teaching and Learning in Post Covid-19 Era in Nigeria
9. Framing of Attacks on Security Personnel and Government Institutions in Post Covid-19 Era in...
10. Awareness, Utilization and Perception of Social Media in E-commerce among Staff and Students of...
11. Indigenous Technology Development and Africa’s Competitiveness