Our Impact

Real people. Real enterprises. Real change.

Every number below represents a young Nigerian who started somewhere and went further — and a community that now sustains itself.

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The 2030 Mission Building 10,000 enterprises that create 30,000 jobs Our central commitment is simple: build enterprises that can stand on their own without continued support. Progress is measured against this target every year.
10,000 Sustainable Enterprises

Enterprise development, incubation and advisory support for young founders.

Built year by year, untied to external funding cycles
30,000 Jobs Created

Direct and indirect employment generated through supported enterprises.

Measured across every ENDIP programme
36 States & FCT

Geographic reach of ENDIP programmes and partner networks nationwide.

Six geopolitical zones, one thriving Nigeria
Where We Work Six zones. Thirty-six states. One thriving Nigeria.

ENDIP programmes and partners span all six geopolitical zones of the federation — from our home in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, to communities in every region of the country.

36 + FCTStates Reached
6Geopolitical Zones
RiversNational HQ
01

North West

7 states
JigawaKadunaKanoKatsinaKebbiSokotoZamfara
02

North East

6 states
AdamawaBauchiBornoGombeTarabaYobe
03

North Central

7 states + FCT
BenueKogiKwaraNasarawaNigerPlateauFCT Abuja
04

South West

6 states
EkitiLagosOgunOndoOsunOyo
05

South East

5 states
AbiaAnambraEbonyiEnuguImo
06

South South

6 states
Akwa IbomBayelsaCross RiverDeltaEdoRivers
Success Stories

Outcomes, not attendance

A measure of impact is what changed in someone's life after the programme ended.

ENDIP participants in branded shirts at an enterprise showcase

From participant to employer

After a year-long internship, Chidi returned to his host organisation as a full-time operations associate.

Advance Internship Programme
An ENDIP participant discussing her enterprise with programme mentors

A recycling business that pays for school

Adaeze turned a community waste idea into a collection route that now employs four people in her ward.

Waste & Recycling Programme
A young entrepreneur speaking into a microphone at an ENDIP programme event

Pitch feedback that changed her pricing

Judges at the enterprise challenge pushed Amaka to re-cost her product — and sales followed.

Partners & Supporters

The organisations behind the work

Programme Partners
Funding Partners
Host Organisations
Technical Partners
Academic Partners
Community Partners
Reports & Publications

Read the work, in our own words

We publish programme outcomes, participant stories and field reports so our partners and the public can follow our impact in real time.

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Help us reach the next number

Whether you can host an intern, fund a cohort, mentor an entrepreneur or simply spread the word — there is a place for you in this mission.