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    |Type=NGO
    |Type=NGO
    |Country=Nigeria
    |Country=Nigeria
    |Current focus=<translate>Urbanism</translate>
    |Current focus=<translate><!--T:1--> Urbanism</translate>


    <translate>Agriculture</translate>
    <translate><!--T:2--> Agriculture</translate>


    <translate>Livelihood improvement</translate>
    <translate><!--T:3--> Livelihood improvement</translate>


    <translate>Women</translate>  
    <translate><!--T:4--> Women</translate>  


    <translate>Natural resource management</translate>
    <translate><!--T:5--> Natural resource management</translate>


    <translate>Policy</translate>
    <translate><!--T:6--> Policy</translate>


    <translate>Research</translate>
    <translate><!--T:7--> Research</translate>


    <translate>Advocacy</translate>
    <translate><!--T:8--> Advocacy</translate>


    <translate>Dissemination of information</translate>
    <translate><!--T:9--> Dissemination of information</translate>


    <translate>Publication</translate>
    <translate><!--T:10--> Publication</translate>


    <translate>Consultancy</translate>  
    <translate><!--T:11--> Consultancy</translate>  


    <translate>Training</translate>
    <translate><!--T:12--> Training</translate>
    |Description=The Nigerian Environmental Study/Action Team (NEST) is a non-governmental organisation that is dedicated to increasing public awareness of issues of the environment and sustainable development through the dissemination of factual information, training on skills acquisition and promotion of sustainable livelihoods.
    |Description=The Nigerian Environmental Study/Action Team (NEST) is a non-governmental organisation that is dedicated to increasing public awareness of issues of the environment and sustainable development through the dissemination of factual information, training on skills acquisition and promotion of sustainable livelihoods.
    Current research projects include:
    Current research projects include:

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