• About Us

    Transforming Communities Through Knowledge, Agriculture, and Innovation.

    The Foundation for Agricultural and Sustainable Development (FASD) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing sustainable agriculture and industrial development in Nigeria. We empower rural communities—especially women—through training, advocacy, and collaborative initiatives that support inclusive growth and the SDGs.

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    what We Do

    Key Programs & Initiatives

    • FASD-SIDE (Sustainable Industrial Development Efforts)- FASD-SIDE connects agriculture with green industrial solutions to boost rural economies, create jobs, and empower women through innovation and collective action.
    • Women Empowerment & Training- We deliver leadership, entrepreneurship, and livelihood training for rural women, enabling them to manage agricultural and industrial value chains.
    • Community Cluster Development- We help form and support cooperative clusters to promote shared prosperity, access to markets, and collective impact.
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    SDGs

    SDG Commitment Summary

    FASD aligns all its programs with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a core focus on:

    • SDG 1: No Poverty
    • SDG 2: Zero Hunger
    • SDG 5: Gender Equality
    • SDG 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth
    • SDG 12: Responsible Consumption & Production
    • SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals
    • Our SDG Approach
    Our Work

    What We Do

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    Digital Market Training

    Trains rural women to use digital platforms for selling farm produce directly, bypassing middlemen.

    Women-Led Processing Hubs

    Establishes solar-powered centers where women turn raw crops into market-ready products.

    Livelihood & Leadership Training

    Equips women with skills in entrepreneurship, leadership, and value chain management.

    Here's what they have to say

    Testimonials

    Before joining the FASD training, I had no means of income. Today, I run a cassava processing cluster with 12 women in my village. We are not just earning—we're leading.
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    Amina Yusuf

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    FASD’s model is the most inclusive I’ve seen. The way they connect agriculture to industry gives us a real chance at long-term economic growth.
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    Samuel Ojo

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