In a significant partnership aimed at uplifting the lives of 200 local women, Waste Pickers Association of Nigeria (WAPAN), has joined hands with the WAMBAWA Foundation in the Gumel constituency of Jigawa State.
This collaboration was formally announced during a special event on Saturday, where representatives from both organizations highlighted their shared dedication to the cause.
The WAMBAWA Foundation, renowned for its commitment to improving the lives of women in the local community, which aligns closely with WAPAN’s core value.
The alignment of their missions and values heralds a new era of empowerment for women in this region.
The National President of WAPAN conveyed heartfelt admiration for the WAMBAWA Foundation’s remarkable efforts, emphasizing the importance of unity in driving positive change.
As part of this partnership, WAPAN has committed to facilitating the registration of some of these women as waste pickers, a move that integrates them into the association and provides access to essential capacity development training in sustainable waste management.
Additionally, in collaboration with Anthophila Empire Limited, these women will be enrolled in the Household Plastic project, ensuring a sustainable source of income and a significant improvement in their overall quality of life.
This partnership between WAPAN and the WAMBAWA Foundation exemplifies the transformative impact that can be achieved when organizations synergize their efforts for the greater good.
It is a testament to their unwavering commitment to uplifting women and enhancing their livelihoods within the local community.