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Oluwafunmilola Omorinola Eyeoyibo

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Mrs Oluwafunmilola Omorinola Eyeoyibo

Program Manager · LEAD International Fellow on Sustainable Development

30+years in the public, private and NGO sectors
11countries mapped for AGRA's resilience strategy

Funmi Eyeoyibo has over 30 years of experience in the public, private and NGO sectors in Africa. She is a sustainability practitioner, a LEAD International Fellow on Sustainable Development, a Fellow of the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NUFFIC), and a Certified Lead Auditor in Environmental Management Systems (ISO 14001:2015) and Food Safety Management Systems (ISO 22000:2005). She is also versed in climate change studies, gender issues and community-based project interventions.

Her experience includes consulting on the Circular Economy Scoping Report for Nigeria (2022); technical lead for the eleven-country stakeholder engagement and mapping for AGRA's Agricultural Resilience Strategy (November 2020 to June 2021); assistant Editor-in-Chief of the Ecological Society of Nigeria; Oxfam and CTA consultancies on climate change adaptation, INDCs and climate-smart agriculture; project management support for an AfDB-sponsored project on adaptation of coastal cities and communities to climate change impacts (2015 to 2016); contributing authorship of Nigeria's National Agricultural Resilience Framework (2014); and project coordination of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation and Oxfam climate change adaptation training for farmers (2013).

She holds a Master's degree in Zoology and certificates from the World Bank Sustainability Training and E-Learning Program, training of trainers on environmental and social risk management, and facilitation of multi-stakeholder processes and curriculum development at Wageningen University's Centre for Development Innovation.

Sustainability practiceStakeholder engagementClimate change adaptationGenderEnvironmental management systems auditingAgricultural resilience

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Tinubu Square, Lagos Island, Lagos, Nigeria (illustration)Study

Nigeria · African Development Bank (AfDB & Dutch RVO)

Nigeria's transition to a green economy.

A detailed evaluation of the current landscape for transitioning Nigeria from an unsustainable linear economic model to a circular model along critical sectors, and of the public-private partnership investments that link circularity to natural capital.

Read the case Illustration: Tinubu Square, Lagos Island, Lagos, Nigeria. Photo Jeremy Weate from Abuja, Nigeria, CC BY 2.0.
A recycling collection team, Lagos, Nigeria (illustration)Framework

Nigeria · African Development Bank (AfDB & Dutch RVO)

A roadmap framework for a circular Nigeria by 2050.

Built on a Theory of Change, the framework sets out the strategies and activities to be carried out towards transitioning Nigeria to a circular economy in 2050, accompanied by an MRV policy brief and a policy brief.

Read the case Illustration: A recycling collection team, Lagos, Nigeria. Photo King Baudouin Foundation (KBF) - Africa program, CC BY 2.0.
A farmer in his field, Nigeria (illustration)Strategy

11 African countries · Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) · November 2020 to June 2021

Stakeholder engagement and mapping in eleven countries for AGRA.

Stakeholder engagement and mapping across eleven African countries for the Agricultural Resilience Strategy of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa, November 2020 to June 2021.

Read the case Illustration: A farmer in his field, Nigeria. Photo Aminucrus, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Primary school pupils on their way home, Kwami, Nigeria (illustration)Training

Nigeria · UNESCO

A teacher's guidance pack on climate change adaptation for Nigeria.

Development of a UNESCO teacher's guidance pack on climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction and mainstreaming gender issues in climate change adaptation in Nigeria.

Read the case Illustration: Primary school pupils on their way home, Kwami, Nigeria. Photo Hammad1031, CC0.
Drying freshly harvested sorghum, Atyap land, Kaduna State, Nigeria (illustration)Training

Northern Nigeria · Oxfam / Nigerian Conservation Foundation · 2013

IEC materials for climate change adaptation training for farmers in Northern Nigeria.

Information, education and communication materials developed with participatory learning and action for an Oxfam project on climate change adaptation training for farmers in Northern Nigeria, 2013.

Read the case Illustration: Drying freshly harvested sorghum, Atyap land, Kaduna State, Nigeria. Photo Danjuma Anthony, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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