About CAPI

CAPI is a team of experienced humanitarians, gender/human rights advocates, community development expert, climate change activists, environmentalist and creative facilitators, who have experience in different community developments. We advance action in climate and ecological restoration space, as well loss of biodiversity and loss and damage. Our thematic areas include humanitarian services, climate change, upcycling/recycling, adaptation & mitigation, afforestation ecosystem restoration, youth, women, children and People With Disabilities (PWD). We are officially registered with Nigeria’s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).  We run CAPI Global with country ambassadors in 23 countries and currently have offices in Nigeria and Canada.

Vision

A world where the deprived have many reasons to live.

Mission

To work with communities in Nigeria and the Central African Republic to promote communities, improve health care service delivery and empower people to create sustainable clean water access.

Goal

Forge participation with key partners in and outside Nigeria with an existing relationship with citizens and policy matters.

Who Benefits

Physically challenged, inmates, apprentice, street children (Almajiri), orphans, young people in school, Street beggers,underemployed youth, marginalized and vulnerable populations.( women & young girls), well off people living with HIV Or affected by AIDS.


“WE TRY TO BE EFFICIENT AND COST EFFECTIVE”
80% of every Fund Raised is spent directly on delivering programs and services for young people (including women).

Vision Statement

A just, peaceful, and sustainable world where every individual regardless of background or gender has the opportunity to learn, thrive, and lead in harmony with people and the planet.

Mission Statement

To champion inclusive development by empowering vulnerable communities through climate resilience, quality education, humanitarian support, gender equity, and advocacy for peace and justice ensuring no one is left behind.

Our Core Values

  • Ensuring all our activities operate on the humanitarian principles of development, effectiveness, youth inclusivity, Respect for Diversity, abilities and “DO NO HARM.”
  • We work towards a world free of discrimination based on gender, race ,class, ability, sexual orientation, religious, age or other areas of injustice.
  • Supporting action related to the environment.
  • Education and the Sustainable Development Goals.
  • We fight against Genital Mutilation, Gender based violence, Sexual Violence and Trafficking in persons.

Thematic Focus

1.Climate Action & Environmental Justice
Promoting grassroots climate resilience, sustainable development, and ecological restoration, especially in underserved and disaster-affected communities.
 
2.Humanitarian Response & Community Empowerment
Providing relief, recovery, and long-term support to those impacted by conflict, displacement, or poverty—while building self-reliant, empowered communities.
 
3.Education & Child Development
Enhancing access to inclusive, equitable, and transformative education, with a focus on rural children and the girl child, to break cycles of poverty and inequality.
 
4.Gender Equality & Women’s Empowerment
Advocating for the rights and dignity of women and girls by addressing systemic barriers and enabling leadership, protection, and participation at all levels.
 
5.Peacebuilding & Social Justice
Fostering peaceful coexistence, justice, and equity by supporting dialogue, reconciliation, human rights education, and community-led conflict resolution.

Climate Change

Climate Change in Brief

Climate change is the long term change in the Earth’s climate cause by the release greenhouse gases-such as carbon dioxide (CO2)and methane (CH4) which trap heat in the atmosphere, causing the planet to become hotter (global warming ).

Climate Related Hazard

Normal weather hazards experienced in Nigeria includes rising in sea levels which coastal populations, oil and gas production with increased risk of flooding, infrastructure loss and desalinization of surface and coastal aquifers. Niger Delta region experience storm surges along the entire coast including inland flooding, wild fires and decreased rainfall.

Threat & Opportunities

There is no doubt that climate change will affects the lives of every person on this planet no matter who they are or where they live. It will threaten food and water security and human health as well as social, economic and political stability. It will reshape societies and change the nature world as we know it. By degrading and depleting the very resource on which live depends, climate change could revise many of the development gains made by African countries during recent decade and could hamper development efforts.

Outcomes

Young people/youth explore their own personal strengths and set clear intentions for their future, they identify their strength and gap as they collaborate, explore and connect to the future they want to see.

They learn valuable skills that enhance critical and creative thinking and the principal of deferring judgement as a basic building block of creativity.

Young people/youth experience risk taking and the importance of leaving your comfort zone whilst holding what we call “SAFE SPACE.”