MADAM & AGRICULTURE
Developing and implementing sustainable agricultural projects is one of the main activities of MADAM.
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MADAM Sierra Leone
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MADAM is a national NGO established in 1991, working with the most vulnerable, disadvantaged and marginalized people in Sierra Leone, with a specific focus on the northern region. We are committed to improving livelihood security among rural communities, focusing on women, youth and children. MADAM is driven by the belief that sustainability can only be achieved if people are empowered to take the lead in their own development through capacity building advocacy and partnerships.
MADAM operates from its own office space along the Makeni – Magburaka highway. This is where the office staff works, the TVET education takes place, and where the MADAM Nelis guesthouse and conference room are located.

Developing and implementing sustainable agricultural projects is one of the main activities of MADAM.
Read MoreTechnical and vocational education and training (TVET) is an increasingly powerful tool to prepare youth for the labour market and plays a key role in the achievement of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Read MoreMADAM has developed an income-generating unit that functions with the TVET institution, and consists of an onsite restaurant, an eight-room guesthouse, a bar with communal seating area and a garage.
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Farmers are trained in techniques to use affordable value-added agricultural techniques and so enhance food security and address environmental challenges.
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The project is funded by the European Union and implemented by a consortium in three districts, with MADAM as the lead partner in Bo, RODA in Bombali, and Humanist Watch in Kenema. From the classroom to the workplace — connecting skills to opportunities.
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Enhancing food and nutrition security by promoting organic farming, conserving natural resources, and facilitating market access.
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Improving livelihoods and living conditions in the project area relies on addressing youth unemployment. At the YTSC youth can attend short courses, or complete a 2-year TVET course.
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A guesthouse, restaurant, conference hall and a garage all offer the opportunity to generate income while simultaneously allowing students to learn skills.
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MADAM is supporting kush-prevention with peer counsellors visiting school, and offering scholarship for those in recovery.
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The revival of the Safroko Limba Growth Centre reflects MADAM Sierra Leone’s continued commitment to expanding access to vocational and technical skills training, promoting youth empowerment, and creating pathways to employment and self-reliance.

This intervention demonstrates MADAM’s commitment to promoting sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation, community forestry, and climate resilience.

MADAM - Sierra Leone received an award recognising our unwavering commitment, exceptional service, and inspiring leadership in Sierra Leone’s agriculture sector.

Haja Conteh described teachers as the first line of protection for children within the school environment. Given the amount of time they spend with learners, teachers are often well positioned to notice changes in a child’s behaviour, attendance, academic performance, or mood that may indicate a safeguarding concern.

MADAM (Mankind's Activities for Development Accreditation Movement) in partnership with Brot für die Welt (Bread for the World). Seeking consultancy firms or individual consultants to conduct the End Line Evaluation of the Promoting Sustainable Agriculture and Vocational Education (PSAVE) Project. Tender Opportunity MADAM invites qualified: to undertake the end-line evaluation of the PSAVE Project. How […]