Why "Delimi"?
The project takes its name from the Delimi River, a vital waterway flowing through Jos in the Jos Plateau. This region is the source of several major rivers, including the River Kaduna, which lends its name to Kaduna State. The Delimi River symbolises movement, rootedness, and renewal — themes that reflect our commitment to locally grounded, youth-driven transformation. Just as the river connects and sustains, this project seeks to build bridges across divides and nurture new growth.
This project is supported by the Strengthening Peace and Resilience in Nigeria (SPRiNG) Programme and funded by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office (FCDO)
Our Work
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The Delimi PROSPER Project at a Glance
The Delimi PROSPER Project is a youth-driven initiative promoting peace and environmental resilience through strategic communications, capacity building, and policy engagement. We work across Plateau and Kaduna States to connect communities, amplify local solutions, and shape non-kinetic approaches to conflict.
🎙️ Podcast & Documentary Series – Youth-led storytelling on climate and conflict
🧠 MOOC Workshops – Training young leaders in strategic communications
🕊️ Peace Public Square Events – Community dialogues led by youth
📊 Stakeholder Roundtables – Bridging grassroots and policy spaces
📸 Digital Campaigns – 250 content pieces amplifying local voices
📚 Research & Reports – Evidence-based insights for policy and practice
About Us
The Delimi PROSPER Project is led by Engaging Borders SRD, promoting peace and environmental resilience across Plateau and Kaduna States. We amplify youth voices through storytelling, research, and dialogue — shaping inclusive, locally grounded solutions to climate and conflict.
Explore reflections, stories, and data from the Delimi PROSPER Project. Our blog captures youth voices, roundtable highlights, and field insights that shape how we understand peacebuilding, climate resilience, and inclusive governance across Plateau and Kaduna States.
Rooted in Communities, Powered by Youth
Climate pressures and divisive narratives are reshaping conflict across Northern Nigeria.
In Plateau and Kaduna states, resource disputes now fuel identity-driven violence. The Delimi PROSPER Project empowers youth to counter harmful narratives and promote peace through storytelling, digital advocacy, and inclusive dialogue rooted in environmental resilience.
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Young people leading inclusive, non-violent responses to climate-driven conflict and division.
Youth-led solutions are reshaping how communities respond to climate and conflict.