With WOFAN and the Mastercard Foundation, we built the communications strategy and knowledge system for an initiative creating sustainable employment for young farmers across ten states and the FCT — making its impact visible and its lessons scalable.

With ADEA and the African Development Bank, we followed the TaRL model across Zambia, Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, Angola and Nigeria — building the evidence story of how children are closing foundational learning gaps, to drive advocacy and adoption.

Since 2021, with the World Bank, we’ve captured the stories of Nigerian women transforming their livelihoods — evidence that gender-responsive investment works, told in their own voices to inform policy and scale.

Dinovate collaborated with the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) to implement a robust multimedia storytelling initiative grounded in the Photovoice methodology. This participatory project empowered community members in rural and climate-impacted areas to tell their own stories—through photography, documentary, and podcast production.

Our deliverables for this project included:

1. Photovoice Visual Stories – Participants were trained in basic photography and guided to capture images that reflect their lived experiences around water access, agricultural resilience, and the challenges of climate change. These images were curated into exhibitions and featured in development reports and digital advocacy campaigns.
2. Mini-Documentary Series – We produced a series of short documentaries capturing community narratives on water governance and adaptive practices. These films provided a visual platform for grassroots voices to influence global climate dialogue.
3. Podcast Episodes – Dinovate also developed a podcast series to complement the visual storytelling, spotlighting community members, researchers, and practitioners discussing practical insights and lived experiences.
4. Web Storytelling Assets – To extend the project’s reach, we created dynamic web-based storytelling content—integrating photos, film clips, and quotes into scrollable narratives that engage both policymakers and the public.

This multimedia approach amplified local perspectives and helped connect field realities with policy spaces. It reflects Dinovate’s commitment to inclusive, participatory communication that places communities at the center of development conversations.

With WaterAid Nigeria, we designed a community-tested SBCC strategy that closed hygiene knowledge gaps during the pandemic — translating life-saving guidance into radio, social and visual formats built for the communities most at risk.

An 11-episode documentary series across Africa’s border communities, produced with UNDP — built to raise awareness, shift perception and inform development policy for some of the continent’s most overlooked regions.

With the ECOWAS Commission and UNDP, we built the unified narrative and multimedia campaign for the Golden Jubilee — turning five decades of regional integration into stories citizens across West Africa could understand and take pride in, and standing up a lasting digital archive and a youth media fellowship.