NLCA Advances Localisation Agenda with JAP 2 Extension Work Plan

NLCA advances local development in Nigeria with the JAP 2 No-Cost Extension Work Plan, including donor roundtables and CSO peer learning sessions.

The Nigeria Local Coalition for Action (NLCA) has taken significant steps to advance its localization agenda through a focused implementation of the JAP 2 No-Cost Extension Work Plan. 

The NLCA Steering Committee and Technical Team met jointly yesterday at the NLCA Secretariat to discuss the initiative.

Stakeholders talked about the extension plan’s forthcoming events during the meeting, which included a donor roundtable meeting that was planned for Lagos and Abuja. 
In addition, the coalition will host Civil Society Organization (CSO) Peer Learning and Knowledge Exchange Sessions in Yola, Adamawa State.
The goal of these strategic interactions is to improve cooperation with regional grant-making organizations, donors, and philanthropies. 
NLCA Advances Localisation Agenda with JAP 2 Extension Work Plan
Their purpose is also to support advocacy efforts aimed at increasing funding, partnerships, and sustainability across Nigeria’s localization ecosystem.
A spokesperson for NLCA emphasized the coalition’s ongoing commitment to promoting locally led solutions that deliver long-term impact and sustainable development outcomes.
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“At NLCA, we remain dedicated to ensuring that our programs and partnerships empower local actors and foster enduring change in communities across Nigeria,” the statement read.

Through these initiatives, NLCA continues to reinforce its role as a leading advocate for locally driven development, supporting the growth and effectiveness of civil society interventions nationwide.
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