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FARM AND INFRASTRUCTURE FOUNDATION

Interceding for the food-poor in Africa

Our current priorities

FIF advances food security through policy, evidence and accountable institutions. We connect agricultural economics with the human right to food and the practical responsibilities of public decision-makers.

Our present work focuses on Nigeria’s Right to Food Implementation Framework 2026–2030, food-policy research and education, and the development of Canada–Nigeria cooperation. The Framework has been submitted for government consideration. Our programme and partnership proposals are at different stages of development.

Food Policy Economics: A Human Rights Approach, by Professor Gbolagade Ayoola, is in press. Alongside the proposed Framework, it examines how economics, governance and institutional responsibility can inform the response to hunger. Download book information.

Farming Leafy Greens

 Policy
Brokerage 

Agriculture Drone

 Policy
Action research 

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Our Journey

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From policy ideas to advocacy, recognition, implementation and international cooperation.

1996 — Policy Foundation — Food policy, governance and public responsibility
2008–2023 — Right-to-Food Advocacy — Fifteen years of sustained national advocacy
2023 — Constitutional Recognition — A new foundation for implementation
2026 → — Implementation & International Cooperation — From Nigerian experience to wider institutional engagement

Sunset Harvest

Rural Infrastructure Survey

The digitization of preexisting data and information on essential infrastructures in Nigeria.

Right to Food Blog

A serial publication from the Nigeria Agriculture Digest focusing on policy observatory. NAD is FIF's quarterly magazine that provides trusted, analytical information on agriculture and rural development. It offers in-depth analysis of government agricultural policies, catering to the information needs of all stakeholders in the agricultural economy, both nationally and internationally.

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