Research • Data • Geospatial Intelligence • Smart Solutions

Evidence systems for communities facing complex challenges.

FACT Foundation combines field research, geospatial mapping, monitoring and inclusive technology to help partners make faster, fairer and better decisions.

What we do

From raw field data to decisions people can act on.

We build practical evidence workflows for humanitarian, public health and development partners: collecting the right data, validating it, mapping it, and turning it into operational insight.

Field Intelligence

Structured evidence from enumerators, volunteers and local teams.

Geospatial Mapping

Location-aware planning for programmes, access and service delivery.

Analytics

Clear dashboards, monitoring outputs and decision-ready reporting.

Nigeria operations map

Operational footprint

13 locations
Nigeria map showing FACT operations in Abuja, Adamawa, Bayelsa, Borno, Yobe, Cross River, Enugu, Lagos, Nasarawa, Sokoto, Zamfara, Oyo and Niger. Borno Yobe Adamawa Abuja Sokoto Zamfara Niger Nasarawa Oyo Lagos Enugu Bayelsa Cross River
Country office Abuja, FCT

FACT Foundation country office in Utako, Abuja.

Operational presence

A local network built for reliable data collection.

FACT operates through Abuja, regional offices in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe, and operational bases in Bayelsa, Cross River, Enugu, Lagos, Nasarawa, Niger, Oyo, Sokoto and Zamfara.

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Recent works

Projects shaped by mapping, monitoring and microplanning.

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FCDO HARP TPM project
Monitoring

FCDO HARP-TPM Project

Third-party monitoring for humanitarian programming.

GRID3 geospatial mapping
Geospatial

GRID3 Mapping

Bayelsa and Oyo mapping support for operational planning.

Polio campaign microplan support
Public health

Polio Microplan Support

Data support for the April 2025 polio campaign.

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