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Experts challenge Akwa Ibom HCDTs to diversify funding beyond oil money

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Leadership of HCDTs in Akwa Ibom in a group photo during capacity strengthening session by Policy Alert and BudgIT Foundation

Policy Alert and BudgIT Foundation have urged Akwa Ibom’s Host Community Development Trusts to diversify beyond statutory oil company funding by strengthening governance, accountability and project delivery to attract grants and strategic partnerships.

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