Resources

We use fact-based research to share our knowledge and best practices with the broader humanitarian community. Explore our case studies, impact evaluations, reports and other technical documents which delve deep into the complex issues and sectors we tackle across Nigeria.

A group of protestors marching down a street.
June 28, 2021
A Clash of Contagions
COVID-19 and efforts to contain it are exacerbating the underlying drivers of conflict which, left unchecked, have the potential to foment instability and violence in the future.
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A person feeds chickens
April 22, 2021
Role of Markets in Strengthening Social Resilience Capacities in Northeast Nigeria
This brief shares lessons from Mercy Corps’ PDR and Maida program, on how a combination of livelihood and economic collectives can build financial and social sources of resilience in crisis contexts.
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A group of people meet together for a discussion.
October 19, 2020
Good governance and peacebuilding in the time of COVID-19
This report analyzes the ongoing crisis in Borno State and shares broader lessons about why and how donors should invest in governance and peacebuilding programming in their COVID-19 response.
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Kenyan man looking at his mobile phone
April 30, 2020
Community Cohesion in a Digital Space
This document covers key-lessons learned in the development and testing of a mobile app that addresses community challenges amid rampant misinformation and dangerous speech in Nigeria.
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Three nigerian woman in traditional dress; two with balanced loads on their heads.
September 04, 2019
“No Tribe in Crime”
This Mercy Corps research report offers an in-depth look at dynamics within and between pastoralist groups and farmers in Nigeria.
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Man and woman cooking outside of their home
May 10, 2019
Does Peacebuilding Work in the Midst of Conflict?
Impact evaluation of a Mercy Corps peacebuilding program in Nigeria.
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