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Our Work and Experience

Our Work and Experience

What we have delivered.

A selection of assignments across agricultural finance, enterprise development, public sector governance and capacity building, from Nigeria to Togo, Angola and the United Kingdom.

  • 1Case study

    Designing Togo's agricultural risk-sharing mechanism

    ClientMIFA-TIRSAL, Togo

    Strategy and Advisory
    Background and challenge
    Lenders in Togo were reluctant to finance agriculture because the risks seemed too high. The country needed a mechanism that would share those risks and draw private finance into the sector.
    Scope
    Design of the blended finance mechanism for the Mécanisme Incitatif de Financement Agricole fondé sur le partage de risques (MIFA).
    Approach
    Successory led the team that designed and launched the mechanism in 2018, drawing on experience of risk-sharing for agricultural lending in Nigeria.
    Outputs and outcomes
    The mechanism went on to deploy 27 billion CFAF (about US$45 million) in agricultural finance and create 274,000 jobs.
  • 2Case study

    Taking agricultural lending support to every local government area

    ClientNIRSAL Plc

    Programme Delivery
    Background and challenge
    The Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending needed a field presence that could connect farmers and lenders across the whole country.
    Scope
    National Coordinating Consultant for the design and deployment of the NIRSAL field programme (2015 to 2023).
    Approach
    Successory designed the programme and led its deployment nationwide. Dr Ogidan also designed and established the NIRSAL National Microfinance Bank.
    Outputs and outcomes
    More than 1,000 graduates deployed across all 774 local government areas, in one of Nigeria's largest agricultural lending facilitation programmes.
  • 3Case study

    Building capacity for 240,000 smallholder farmers

    ClientIFAD Value Chain Development Programme (VCDP)

    Capacity Development
    Background and challenge
    The programme needed to strengthen farmer organisations, improve market linkages and prepare state implementation teams across several states.
    Scope
    Lead Training Consultant, designing and delivering the programme's capacity-building work.
    Approach
    Comprehensive training programmes for farmer organisations and state implementation teams.
    Outputs and outcomes
    Capacity building for a programme reaching 240,000 smallholder farmers across 9 Nigerian states.
  • 4Case study

    Strengthening the pipeline of investment-ready SMEs

    ClientInclusive Investment Foundation (IIF), with NABII and GSG

    Programme Delivery
    Background and challenge
    Investors and enterprise support organisations needed a clearer picture of how ready Nigerian SMEs were for investment, and how strong the organisations supporting them were.
    Scope
    Design and implementation of the SME Investment Readiness and Pipeline Strengthening Programme.
    Approach
    A quantitative diagnostic of 203 MSMEs; key informant interviews in Abuja, Enugu, Kano and Lagos/Ogun; and an ESO Maturity Index baseline.
    Outputs and outcomes
    A baseline assessment of 34 enterprise support organisations, with a cohort average score of 3.05 out of 4.0.
  • 5Case study

    Procurement under pressure for INEC

    ClientKonrad Adenauer Stiftung, for the Independent National Electoral Commission

    Capacity Development
    Background and challenge
    INEC procurement and administrative officers must make sound decisions under election-period pressure, legal requirements and intense public scrutiny.
    Scope
    A three-day capacity-building programme, delivered in Lagos in March and April 2026.
    Approach
    Modules on Procurement Under Pressure and on Procurement Communication and Stakeholder Management, followed by a panel on systemic procurement challenges.
    Outputs and outcomes
    Programme delivered, with a panel brief on procurement law infractions and recommendations for institutional strengthening.
  • 6Case study

    A five-year strategy for a microfinance bank

    ClientSwiftTrust Microfinance Bank

    Strategy and Advisory
    Background and challenge
    The bank needed a clear direction for sustainable growth and regulatory compliance.
    Scope
    A five-year strategic plan for 2026 to 2030.
    Approach
    Strategic analysis and planning, supported by financial modelling.
    Outputs and outcomes
    A comprehensive strategic plan with a full financial model.

More of our work

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Three consecutive supervision missions of the Rural Finance Institution-Building Programme (RUFIN)IFAD and the Federal Government of NigeriaProgramme Delivery
Blended finance advisory for agriculture in Angola and MozambiqueFAOStrategy and Advisory
Management of the HER-AfCFTA programme for 40 women-led enterprisesUNDPProgramme Delivery
Phase 1 public service reform contractBureau of Public Service ReformsInstitutional Development
Capacity building for clinical and non-clinical staffNational Hospital AbujaCapacity Development
Advanced Judicial Leadership and Digital Transformation Programme, Milton KeynesGlobal Knowledge GroupCapacity Development
Training programmes in Johannesburg and Addis AbabaDBSA and AADFICapacity Development
Access to Finance curriculum for African workersITC and ILOCapacity Development
NG-CARES 2.0 strategic retreat, with full documentation suitePlateau StateCapacity Development
Rapid assessments of microfinance banks in Plateau StateBathnna and AssociatesInstitutional Development
10,000-hectare soyabean outgrower scheme design, Jigawa StateNFD AGROStrategy and Advisory

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