We are ensuring Transparency and Accountability in development projects for local communities

HOW 9.2 BILLION NGN (US$ 49.8 MILLION ) IS BEING SPENT ON 750,000 CLEAN COOKSTOVES AND 18,000 WONDERBAGS FOR RURAL WOMEN

Help us Follow The Money for Rural #WomenCookstoves!

This information is according to our groundtruthing activities and as accounted for at our advocacy and stakeholder meetings, for any information contrary please email info@followthemoneyng.org

HOW IS ABOUT 123 MILLION NGN (ABOUT $US700 thousand) BEEN SPENT TO RELOCATE 570 HOUSEHOLDS IN GUTSURA, ZAMFARA?

Help us Follow The Money meant to #RelocateGutsura!

This information is according to what we have seen happening in Gutsura and as accounted for at our Focus Group meetings, for any information contrary email info@followthemoneyng.org

HOW IS ABOUT 837.3 MILLION NGN (ABOUT $5.3million) BEING SPENT TO SAVE HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN IN BAGEGA, ZAMFARA, NIGERIA?

Following the Money released in January 2013 to Bagega!

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Download our update report on #SaveBagega

Download "Education in Crisis" our data report on education funds in Nigeria in PDF

Download "When will the funds reach Zamfara to Save 1,500 children in Bagega" our 3 months report (Oct - Dec 2012) in PDF

Lead Poisoning in Zamfara: A Case of Bagega

This information is according to what we have seen happening in Bagega and as accounted for at the Stakeholders meeting, for any information contrary email info@followthemoneyng.org

#Bekudi

[***FLASH***] The 200 million Naira meant for the Ministry of Health has been released! We have followed up with an FOI Request

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FOLLOWING EDUCATION FUNDS IN NIGERIA

Education Tracker

With about US$16 billion spent on education by international aid organizations and millions of Naira government spending, the quality of basic education in Nigeria is still extremely poor due to lack of accountability and transparency, leading to low demand and unacceptably low academic performance. While education indicators are poor nationwide, the greatest need for assistance is in the predominantly Muslim north, and the Follow The Money team is tracking the implementation of budget (monitoring service delivery) in education institutions in Nigeria

[CLICK] to view our monitoring and evaluation system that can be used in reporting performance in the education sector in Nigeria

US$16 billion
NGN2 trillion

FOLLOWING FUNDS FOR FLOOD VICTIMS

spent on Education [2000- 2012] by international donors >> more

In 2012, an unprecedented flood ravaged several states in Nigeria, affecting over 7 million people, displaced 2.3 million people, killed over 363 persons, damaged and destroyed about 597, 476 houses. To ameliorate the situation,In October 2012, the Federal Government of Nigeria immediately provided a total of NGN17.6 billion while about USS$12.8 million was received from donors - where did all the funds go? Did it reach the ailing communities?

US$200 million
NGN31 billion

raised for 2012 flood victims in Nigeria >> more

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LET US HELP YOU FOLLOW THE MONEY

In 2012, while there was an urgent need to treat about 1,500 children in Bagega, Zamfara of lead poisoning. A stakeholders group [comprises the state Commissioner for Environment & Solid Minerals, the Emirate Council, Artisanal Miners Association, Radio Zamfara, Doctors without Borders (MSF), Community Based Organizations and other government agencies] activated Follow The Money Team to help advocate for the release of US$5.3 million; and also track how the funds are been utilized within the community. If your organization is interested in advocating or monitoring how funds are been used in your local community, do not hesitate to activate us now!

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