A Nigerian non-profit advancing sustainable human development
Green House Resource Centre (GHRC) is a registered non-governmental, non-profit, and non-political organisation incorporated under the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) as an Incorporated Trustee in August 2018.
Today, GHRC addresses Nigeria's evolving social, economic, governance, and technological challenges through research, policy engagement, responsible innovation, and sustainable community development.
Our work is grounded in the belief that sustainable development is achieved when people are protected, institutions are strengthened, innovation is responsibly governed, and public policies are informed by evidence.
Read Our Full StorySix Strategic Pillars
Our work is organised around six interconnected pillars that together advance sustainable human development.
Social Protection and Human Development
Improving the wellbeing of vulnerable individuals and communities.
Explore →Research and Public Policy
Interdisciplinary research, policy analysis, and knowledge generation.
Explore →Responsible Innovation and Technology Governance
Ethical, inclusive, sustainable governance of emerging technologies.
Explore →Entrepreneurship and Inclusive Economic Development
Supporting entrepreneurship, vocational skills, and financial inclusion.
Explore →Peace, Governance and Community Resilience
Democratic governance, peacebuilding, and climate resilience.
Explore →Partnerships and Institutional Development
Strategic partnerships across sectors for sustainable development.
Explore →Centre for Responsible Innovation
The CRI is GHRC's flagship research, policy, and knowledge hub. It promotes responsible approaches to science, technology, and innovation by bringing together researchers, policymakers, industry, civil society, and communities.
Explore the CentreGHRC Policy Insight Series No. 001
Food Security and Internal Displacement in Nigeria: Building Resilient Communities Through Social Protection, Responsible Innovation, and Sustainable Development
2026Approximately 35 million Nigerians are currently experiencing acute food insecurity, making Nigeria one of the world's largest food insecurity hotspots.
Food security has become one of Nigeria's most urgent development priorities. This inaugural Policy Insight argues that sustainable food security cannot be achieved through food distribution alone — it requires integrated policies that address the structural drivers of vulnerability while strengthening the capacity of individuals, communities, and institutions to withstand future shocks.
Your investment creates lasting impact
Provide social protection and humanitarian assistance to vulnerable individuals and communities.
Empower women, young people, and entrepreneurs through education, skills, and livelihoods.
Conduct research that informs evidence-based public policy and responsible innovation.
Advance good governance, transparency, accountability, and civic participation.
Strengthen peacebuilding, community resilience, and environmental sustainability.
Support innovation that contributes to inclusive and sustainable development.
Every contribution, large or small, helps us reach more people.
Together we can protect people, empower communities, inspire innovation, and transform lives.