The Anambra State Executive Council (ANSEC) has approved the Soludozie Anambra Framework, an organised platform designed to promote inclusive development through Public-Private-Community Partnership (PPCP), while also taking fresh decisions to address erosion challenges across the state.
The decisions were reached at the 18th meeting of ANSEC for Solution 2.0, held at the Light House, Awka, on Monday, November 9, 2026.
On erosion management, the Council reiterated that government interventions would continue to prioritise communities that demonstrate proactive environmental responsibility.
It warned that communities involved in sand excavation, indiscriminate felling of trees, deforestation, dumping of refuse in drainage channels, directing stormwater onto roads and other prohibited environmental practices would not receive priority attention.
The Council further warned that individuals responsible for such activities would be prosecuted.
However, in a specific intervention, ANSEC directed that Ogbodi in Amichi Community, which has been cut off by erosion, should be reconnected within two weeks through palliative measures, while work towards a permanent solution should commence immediately.
In another major decision, the Council approved the Soludozie Anambra Framework, an inclusive platform operating under the Public-Private-Community Partnership model to encourage Ndi Anambra at home and in the diaspora, as well as other well-meaning partners, to contribute to the state’s development.
According to a press release by the Commissioner for Information and Value Reformation, Dr. Law Mefor, the initiative is designed to provide a structured channel for individuals and organisations willing to partner with the state government on development projects.
Under the framework, government involvement will generally be limited to documentation, recognition and support where requested, while donors and partners will directly manage their funds and projects.
The initiative is aimed at positioning Anambra as a global model of collective governance and inclusive development, while accelerating the state’s development trajectory.
