Amb. Caroline Orobosa Usikpedo is the Executive Director of Noble Delta Women for Peace and Development formerly known as Niger Delta Women’s movement for Peace and Development, a non-governmental organization in special consultative Status with the United Nations ECOSOC, Accredited to the United Nations Environmental Program and the Green Climate Fund and Partner organization for GNDR/VFL 2019 with a vision to empower the Niger Delta Women and the most vulnerable people in the region and for the promotion and realization of their rights, and Women constituency focal point for GCAP Africa.

She is the Deputy Secretary General (Africa) for the International Human Rights commission, an Ambassador for Peace, a Chartered Administrator from the Chartered Institute of Administration, Lagos, and a graduate of Government / Public Administration from Imo State University, Owerri, and Holds a Certificate on Climate Change and Governance from Wageningen University, Netherlands. She is an international speaker, and has participated in ongoing global debates on gender, climate change and environment and will continue to share the Niger Delta cases with the world in hopes of raising awareness.

Caroline and her organization NDWPD has been committed to reducing extreme poverty by fighting climate change and environmental pollution which is the root cause of poverty and conflict  in the Niger Delta and empowering women and girls to reduce their vulnerability.

Participant in: November 2021 Fellowship: Climate Change, Gender and Conflict