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Viewing cable 06LAGOS146, ALLOCATION REQUEST FOR THE AMBASSADOR'S SPECIAL

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06LAGOS146 2006-02-01 16:55 2011-08-25 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Consulate Lagos
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011655Z Feb 06
UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 02 LAGOS 000146 
 
SIPDIS 
 
STATE FOR AF/EPS CAROL TRIMBLE 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: EAID KDEM SOCI NI
SUBJECT: ALLOCATION REQUEST FOR THE AMBASSADOR'S SPECIAL 
SELF HELP FUND 
 
REF: STATE 1255 
 
1.  U.S. Mission Nigeria requests USD 250,000 for its Special 
Self Help (SSH) program for FY06.  Given the strategic 
importance of the Niger Delta to American interests in 
Nigeria and to Nigeria's very stability, Mission would like 
to focus our self help efforts on easing tensions and 
improving living conditions in that vitally important region. 
Social and economic disequilibrium in the Delta, evidenced by 
the growth of militias and their increasingly violent 
misconduct, threatens the viability of mainstream social 
structures, the GON's writ, as well as the operation of the 
energy sector.  In a region producing almost ten percent of 
US oil imports, it is key we increase our efforts in this 
strategic area. 
 
2.  In the Delta, the need for water, health, basic 
education, and economic opportunity is immense, despite the 
significant oil wealth generated in the region.  Chronically 
poor economic and social conditions are key factors in the 
increasing incidence of violent attacks and kidnappings 
targeting expatriates, including many Amcits, in the region. 
These indicators highlight the necessity for the US Mission 
to embark on more high visibility, community-level assistance 
programs.  It is in our interests to partner with community 
groups in the Delta.  The more conditions in the Delta 
improve the less Delta inhabitants will drift toward radical 
misconduct.  The more the USG is involved in providing 
assistance, the more goodwill is produced for the USG and for 
American companies and citizens working in this region of the 
country.  In a nutshell, the Delta is the most significant 
patch of real estate in sub-saharan Africa with regards to 
U.S. energy needs.  It is also home to the largest U.S. 
private sector investment in sub-saharan Africa. USG 
assistance programs in the Delta should reflect this level of 
importance as well.  One of the most effective means to 
achieve this is via an augmentation of the Mission self help 
programs that would provide us with $250,000 for community 
projects in Delta for FY 2006. 
 
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NIGER DELTA PROPOSAL SUMMARIES 
------------------------------ 
 
3.    Below find summaries or our FY 2006 proposals: 
 
A.    Farmer's Improvement Union, Ogoshi Uku and Umudiora 
Village, Delta State - Procure and setup rice thrashing 
machine to improve quality and volume of output, and expand 
economic opportunity for approximately 10,000 community 
residents. 
 
B.  Idumuje Unor Progressive Organization, Idumuje Village, 
Delta State - Contruct classroom to improve learning 
environment and student capacity at rural school, which 
serves a community of approximately 10,000. 
 
C.  Niger Delta Professionals for Development, Warri, Delta 
State - Procure amd set up solar panels to provide 
consistent, reliable power supply for community library and 
school serving a population of approximately 35,000. 
 
D.  Emuu Community Hospital, Aleto, Rivers State - Procure 
and install an ultrasound machine and an ambulance to expand 
diagnostic capability and patient response capacity for 
community hospital serving a population of 8,000. 
 
E.  Horoagbor Community Organization, Nonwa, Rivers State - 
Dig borehole and install pumps and tanks to provide clean 
drinking water to a community of roughly 2,000. 
 
F.  Life Intervention Project, Igbo Etche, Rivers State - 
Procure school desks, tables and chairs to improve 
educational environment and student capacity for rural 
school, benefiting approximately 1,000 students. 
 
G.  Life Intervention Project, Ogba, Egbema, Kdoni 
communities, Rivers State - Dig borehole and install pumps 
and tanks to provide clean drinking water to the communities 
with combined population of approximately 7,000. 
 
H.  Life Intervention Project, Port Harcourt, Rivers State - 
Procure computers and books for the local girls secondary 
school, to improve the educational opportunities and student 
capacity for a rural school serving roughly 3,500 students 
and teachers. 
 
I.  Omu-Onueche Okoroagu Livestock Farmers Cooperative 
Society, Port Harcourt, Rivers State - Procure food 
processing mill and dig borehole and install pumps and tanks 
to provide expanded economic opportunity, affordable food 
production, and a source of clean drinking water for the 
Lgwuruta community and surrounding areas, approximately 
30,000. 
 
J.  Public Health Impact Research Center, Ulkwauni LGA, Delta 
State - Teach vocational programs and provide counseling and 
career guidance through an internet job center. Empower 
youths educationally and economically to make a positive 
difference in their lives and that of their community, as 
well as to become independent, resourceful adults. 
 
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TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS IMPACT PROPOSAL EVALUATION 
--------------------------------------------- - 
 
4.  Security concerns over recent attacks and kidnappings 
will somewhat hamper our ability to travel in the Delta 
region and will complicate efforts to monitor projects.  In 
evaluating which project proposals to accept, we will keep 
these restraints in mind in order to minimize their impact. 
These concerns should not stop our ability to monitor these 
projects at a level consistant with Self Help program 
guidelines.  Post will forward specific information about 
selected proposals once they have been adequately evaluated. 
BROWNE