

ABOUT NATEN
The Network for Agricultural Technical Education of Nigeria (NATEN) was formed in May 2016 by Seven (7) Colleges of Agriculture and related discipline, supported by the USAID (Winrock International Farmer-to-Farmer (F2F) Program in Nigeria).
NATEN was formed as a result of the identification of the following problems:
* Low enrollment of youths in agricultural-based programs, especially in mid-level tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
* Lack of adequate funding for agricultural-based training programs in Nigeria.
Given the magnitude of potential that the agriculture sector has for contributing to food security; the national economy; and employment of young people (the fastest growing demographic in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa), it was critical to bridge the gap between agriculture education and employment in the agriculture sector.
This necessitated an organization that could facilitate more funding to the aforementioned tertiary institutions, encourage vouth enrollment in agriculture, globally competitive skills and facilitate the engagement of youths in the agricultural value chains.
OUR VISON
To create a collaborative, supportive environment for youth-driven agriculture in
Nigeria and to enhance the agricultural value chains within Africa and around
OUR MISSION
Fostering a comprehensive value chain of partnerships, support the design of conducive learning environments for all youths and recultivation of agricultural culture throughout Nigeria.
OUR MANDATE
* To increase enrolments of students in Agricultural education.
To empower youths with agricultural entrepreneurship training
and equip them with globally competitive skills.
* To sensitize and demonstrate the benefits of Agricultural value chains in the development of the Nigerian economy.
* Creation of a collaborative support environment in Nigeria to enhance the Agricultural value chain within Africa and around the globe.
*To foster partnership opportunities among member institutions
and other public and private organizations.
* To encourage youths to re-cultivate Agricultural culture throughout Nigeria.

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