The Société Nationale D’Aménagement et d’Exploitation des Terres du Delta de Fleuve Sénégal (SAED) is an essential player in the development of irrigated agriculture along the left bank of the Senegal River and the Falémé. With over 58 years of experience, SAED focuses on transforming agricultural practices and enhancing food security through the construction and maintenance of hydro-agricultural infrastructure. The organization is committed to reducing poverty and promoting sustainable development in its operational areas by providing critical services like land security, water management, and agricultural marketing support.

SAED operates various projects aimed at improving crop production, particularly in rice, tomatoes, corn, and onions, while actively assisting local communities and socio-professional groups. As the delegated authority for public investments in this sector, SAED plays a pivotal role in fostering entrepreneurship and advancing agricultural practices. By prioritizing environmental preservation and community engagement, SAED significantly contributes to the agricultural landscape of Senegal, driving economic growth and improving livelihoods