About

WREP - our Priority

Education in the 21st Century

The Organization is committed to a holistic and humanistic vision of quality education worldwide, the realization of everyone’s right to education, and the belief that education plays a fundamental role in human, social and economic development. Our educational objectives are to support the achievement of Education for All (EFA); to provide global and regional leadership in education.

Women’s Right to Education Programme (WREP) is a registered (RC 488118) , non-governmental, non-profit and voluntary organization established with the aim to provide a platform for Women, Youth and other stakeholders in education as well as liaise and initiate projects to facilitate our quest for quality education for all. WREP also seeks to engender development by promoting women’s empowerment and values that promote Self-Reliance, Democracy, Equality and Socio-Political Economic Justice.

Our Stakeholders identified the need to tackle crippling effects of illiteracy and lack of access to school amongst women and youths in our communities. We recognize that Functional Education is an important requirement towards the empowerment of women and youths in all facets of national life and most importantly, in assisting them to develop their skills and become self-reliant and enterprising.

An Advocate for the educational and economic empowerment of the girl-child and vulnerable groups in the society.

Mimidoo Achakpa — Executive Director
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Vision Statement

WREP envisions a Nigeria where there is equity and equality of men and women and where socio-economic justice prevails and all live in peace and harmony.

Mission Statement

To promote a true culture of lifelong learning and promote the practice of transparency and accountability in the mobilization, allocation and utilization of community, state and national resources in such a way as to achieve an acceptable level of standard of living for every Nigerian.

OBJECTIVES
  • To promote the enrolment, retention and completion of the girl child education in schools by contributing to the local economic development initiatives in education for women and girls especially in the rural areas
  • To provide adolescents (girls,boys), women, men, and most at risk persons (MARPS) and groups with appropriate information and knowledge that would empower them to improve thier Sexual and Reproductive Health needs and HIV/AIDS Status.
  • To build capacity for increased human rights culture awareness and address societal violence against women and youths.
  • To build the capacity of communities on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and conflict resolution strategies using advocacy and training workshops to reduce violence against women.
  • To promote transparency accountability and the inclusion and active participation of women in the extractive sector of the economy through training and capacity building programmes.
  • To promote good governance and respect for the rule of law by supporting the building and promotion of transparency and accountability structures within the public and civil society sectors of the Nigerian economy.
  • To undertake lobbying, advocacy and research n the area of gender equality in order to promote youth and women advancement and empowerment strategies.
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