The Edo State Board for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (EdoBTVET), led by Executive Chairman Onomen Briggs, held a strategic work-plan session with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) to expand technical youth capacity building for 2026. Concurrently, the Edo State Parks and Gardens Agency, under Pastor Starling David Odaro, conducted an urban tree-planting exercise along Airport Road in Benin City to mitigate climate change impacts.
A lack of practical technical skills increases youth unemployment, while rapid urbanization without green spaces accelerates urban heat island effects and soil erosion. Partnering with international development agencies enhances TVET curricula, while urban greening initiatives build climate resilience in metropolitan centers.
This technical education and environmental initiative reflects an organized approach to international donor integration, human capital development, and urban environmental management. Aligning TVET training with green infrastructure drives sustainable urban growth.
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