From handouts to harvests: How Bernard Doro is rewriting Nigeria’s social contract

Bernard Doro is transforming the approach to humanitarian efforts in Nigeria by shifting the focus from temporary relief measures to sustainable agricultural initiatives. His work emphasizes the importance of long-term solutions that empower communities rather than relying solely on emergency interventions. This new strategy aims to enhance food security and self-sufficiency among vulnerable populations, thereby fostering a more resilient social contract between the government and its citizens. Doro's initiatives represent a significant departure from traditional methods, advocating for a proactive rather than reactive stance in addressing humanitarian challenges.

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