Safe Dams, Safer Communities
Enhancing dam operations, safety, and resilience against floods and droughts.
Sustainable Power and Irrigation for Nigeria Project (SPIN)
Project Components
Core areas driving the SPIN Project’s success
Modern Irrigation
Revitalizing irrigation systems to promote water efficiency and sustainable agriculture.
Institutional Strengthening & Capacity Building
Building institutional frameworks and technical capacity for sustainable water management.
Project Management
Coordinating implementation, tracking progress, and ensuring effective project delivery.
Project Impact
Measurable outcomes for Nigeria's sustainable development
950,000+
Nigerians Benefiting Directly
40,000
Hectares Revitalized
500,000
Hectares Irrigation Target by 2030
Partners & Stakeholders
Our initiatives are supported by key national and international organizations
Participating States
About SPIN
A $500 million initiative to strengthen Nigeria's water, food, and energy security.
Project Overview
The Sustainable Power and Irrigation for Nigeria (SPIN) Project is a transformative $500 million World Bank-supported initiative designed to address Nigeria's critical challenges in water security, food production, and energy generation.
Through comprehensive dam safety improvements, irrigation modernization, and hydropower development, SPIN aims to create a resilient foundation for Nigeria's sustainable development goals.
The project directly benefits over 950,000 Nigerians while establishing the groundwork for long-term agricultural productivity and renewable energy expansion across the country.
Why it Matters
Climate change, population growth, and economic development challenges require innovative solutions. SPIN addresses Nigeria's urgent need for climate resilience, food security, and sustainable energy through integrated water and power infrastructure development.