Create a Wonderful World Initiative - CWI

27/08/2026

CWI Launched New Project with Community-Based Organizations to Strengthen Community Protection

Create A Wonderful World Initiative (CWI) held a partners’ engagement/ project inception meeting with Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) as part of the implementation of the Community-Based Digital Protection Monitoring Project (CDPMP).

The meeting brought together CBO partners to strengthen collaboration, clarify roles and responsibilities and discuss effective community-level protection monitoring, reporting and referral mechanisms.
Through the project, CWI is working with local community structures to strengthen the capacity of community protection volunteers and promote safe, confidential and timely reporting of protection concerns affecting women and girls. The project will also leverage CWI’s digital reporting platform to improve community-level monitoring and referral.

CWI recognizes the important role of CBOs in reaching communities and building locally owned protection systems. We look forward to continued collaboration with our partners in creating safer, more informed and resilient communities.

24/08/2026

CWI’s Youth Climate Action Volunteers engaged in a community sensitization session at Thabu Community, Thilbang Ward, Hong LGA of Adamawa State, focusing on environmental protection, proper waste disposal, deforestation, and soil erosion.

The session highlighted how responsible waste management and sustainable farming practices can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, protect natural resources, and promote a healthier environment. Participants were encouraged to adopt practical actions that contribute to environmental sustainability.

An elderly participant shared the community’s previous waste disposal practices and expressed willingness to revive them after learning about their environmental benefits.

21/08/2026

Create a Wonderful World Initiative (CWI), through its Youth Climate Action Volunteers, conducted a stakeholder engagement and sensitization session at Abbaganaram Community, led by the community leader, Bulama Tijjani Baki Community members shared concerns about climate-related disasters affecting the community.

Key issues raised included the need for tree planting, drainage evacuation, and the provision of waste disposal bins.

The session concluded with a commitment to continued engagement and follow-up with more community members, particularly Almajiris and youth, to promote climate action, environmental protection, and proper waste management.

CWI remains committed to advancing climate action, promoting environmental sustainability, and educating communities to build resilience and encourage sustainable practices.

21/08/2026

21/08/2026

Our Executive Director, Maryam Jabbo, participated in the National Conversation on Nigeria’s Humanitarian Reset organized by EYN/ Christian Aid

The one-day Conversation provided an important platform for local and national NGOs, civil society networks, INGOs, UN agencies, and other humanitarian actors to come together, reflect on Nigeria’s evolving humanitarian landscape, and discuss priorities for a more locally led and sustainable humanitarian response.

It focused on strengthening localisation, advancing meaningful partnerships, and building a shared understanding of Nigeria’s humanitarian reset and transition priorities. Part of the discussion was the validation of findings from the review of the implementation of Nigeria National Localization Framework.

CWI remains committed to working alongside partners, and other stakeholders to strengthen local leadership and sustainable humanitarian system in Nigeria.

20/08/2026

Nigerian Jubilee Fellowship Programme Team Visits CWI

CWI was pleased to welcome the Nigerian Jubilee Fellowship Programme Team for an engaging interaction with our Fellows. As a hosting organization under the Jubilee Fellowship, CWI remains committed to creating a supportive environment where Fellows can learn, connect, and grow professionally.

The visit provided an opportunity to exchange ideas, reflect on the Fellows’ experiences, and strengthen the support available to them throughout their fellowship journey.

At CWI, we are proud to contribute to the growth and development of emerging changemakers and support them in creating meaningful impact in their communities.

20/08/2026

CWIs Youth Climate Action Volunteers conducted a Youth Climate Action Sensitization session with students of the Federal College of Education, Yola, Department of Business Administration, during their educational excursion to Lamurde LGA, Adamawa State.

The sensitization focused on key climate and environmental issues, including the role of young people in climate resilience and adaptation, the importance of tree planting in combating desertification and environmental encroachment, strengthening carbon sinks, reducing erosion, and improving air quality. Participants also discussed fossil fuels as a potential source of greenhouse gas emissions and the need for sustainable alternatives.

Through engagements like this, CWIs Youth Climate Action Volunteers continues to empower young people with the knowledge and tools needed to become active champions of climate action and environmental sustainability in their communities.

19/08/2026

World Humanitarian Day 2026

Create A Wonderful World Initiative (CWI) joins the global community to commemorate International Humanitarian Day and recognize the people and organizations working to support communities facing humanitarian challenges.

This year’s theme, “Act for Humanity,” reminds us that meaningful and sustainable change happens when we work together and place communities at the centre of solutions.

At CWI, we remain committed to working with communities and partners to promote dignity, resilience, inclusion, and opportunities for a better future.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our partners, staff, and volunteers for their dedication, collaboration, and continued support. Your commitment and service make it possible for us to reach more people and contribute to positive change in the communities we serve.

Today, we celebrate the spirit of humanity and reaffirm our commitment to standing with those who need support.

Together, let us strengthen solidarity, empower communities, and create a wonderful world for all.

18/08/2026

CWI’s Youth Climate Action Volunteers (YCAV) conducted a community sensitization session at Cross River A Community, Hong LGA, Adamawa State, aimed at strengthening environmental awareness and promoting practical community-led actions for a cleaner, safer, and more resilient environment. The session focused on proper waste management, responsible disposal practices, and everyday actions community members can take to protect their surroundings.

Discussions also explored the causes and impacts of flooding and soil erosion, alongside practical preventive measures that can help reduce environmental risks and strengthen community resilience. Community members shared their experiences of the severe flood disaster, which caused significant damage to houses, farmlands, livestock, business centres, food and non-food items, and livelihoods.

Through YCAV, CWI continues to empower young people to champion climate action, environmental responsibility, and community resilience, while supporting communities to better understand and respond to environmental challenges. Empowered youth. Informed communities. A more resilient future.

12/08/2026

CWIs Youth Climate Action Volunteers conducted a climate change sensitization session in Mashamari Community, Dogon Masallaci Street, Lawanti, Jere LGA, Borno State.

The session focused on the causes and effects of climate change, proper waste management, tree planting, drainage maintenance, and practical ways to prevent flooding and protect the environment.

Community members highlighted challenges such as the lack of waste disposal facilities, blocked and undersized culverts, damaged water and sanitation facilities, and inadequate drainage channels. They also expressed interest in forming a youth environmental group to continue promoting climate awareness and environmental protection.

The engagement strengthened community understanding of climate action and encouraged participants to take practical steps toward protecting their environment and building resilience to climate-related challenges.

CWI remains committed to empowering communities, particularly young people, with the knowledge and skills needed to take meaningful climate action and promote a cleaner, safer, and more resilient environment.