Our commitment to sustainability.
RCDI’s original 2025 sustainability announcement, preserved with the publication context and a link to contemporary coverage.
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Community experiences, programme learning and reporting from our work in Nigeria.
RCDI’s original 2025 sustainability announcement, preserved with the publication context and a link to contemporary coverage.
Read the storyWorld Water Day engagement with GSS Kabusa and a government-school learning visit to the dam in Ushafa brought water education beyond the classroom.
Read the storyWaste bins and school-tap rehabilitation were part of RCDI’s early work at JSS Durumi.
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RCDI’s school WASH Clubs connect practical knowledge with peer leadership and everyday habits.
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RCDI project announcement for women-led sanitation and hygiene mobilisation in Kundu Ward, Kwali, August 2026.
Read the storyRCDI’s early response included relief materials for families affected by flooding in Benue State.
Read the storyRCDI’s May 2026 menstrual-health outreach announcement, preserved as a historical planning record alongside the subsequent event report.
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Project ReFresh brought community sanitation and practical handwashing together at Apo Resettlement Zone E, Abuja.
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RCDI’s Menstrual Hygiene Day 2025 activity forms part of its continuing commitment to menstrual dignity.
Read the storyPublic reporting records menstrual-health education at FGGC Bwari and World Environment Day tree planting at GSS Maitama.
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School environmental clean-ups connect WASH learning with practical care for shared spaces.
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World Environment Day has been part of RCDI’s environmental education and engagement since 2017.
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The rehabilitation of Bonugo’s community borehole connected infrastructure, technical verification and practical household education.
Read the storyWhy menstrual dignity, WASH and climate action work together in RCDI programmes.
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RCDI’s ThriveFlow gathering brought more than 600 people together around menstrual health, WASH and community dialogue.
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