The South East Development Commission (SEDC) is a body created to foster sustainable economic growth and infrastructure development across Nigeria's South East region. We serve as a catalyst for investment, working closely with public and private stakeholders to create an enabling environment for business, innovation, and community empowerment. Our mission is to drive transformative projects that uplift livelihoods, strengthen regional integration, and position the South East as a hub of opportunity and progress.
Established under the authority granted by the SEDC Bill and signed into law by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, our commission is uniquely empowered to unlock the vast potential of the region. By leveraging our deep understanding of local dynamics and fostering collaborative partnerships, we are committed to driving transformative change and steering initiatives that meet both current challenges and future aspirations. Our mission is not only to spur economic development but also to preserve and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the South East, ensuring lasting impact for generations to come.
Mission
To drive sustainable development, economic growth, and unity in the South East through strategic investments and empowerment initiatives
Vision
To position the South East as the preferred investment destination in Africa by 2035
Our Values
Community
We believe in people, and we believe in Alaigbo We harness the strength of culture, community and tradition to drive progress across the region.
Innovation
Finding new ways and creative solutions to address age-old problems; channeling technology and the entrepreneurial spirit to solve regional challenges.
Transparency
Maintaining integrity and open communication in all projects.
Sustainability
Promoting eco-friendly and culturally sensitive initiatives that ensure development without negatively impacting ecosystems and tradition.
Frequently Asked Questions
View AllWhat is the SEDC?
The SEDC is a federal agency created to foster development, investment, and growth in the Southeast region.
What States fall under the SEDC?
All States in the Southeast fall under the SEDC; Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, and Imo
What are the main objectives of the SEDC?
The main objectives are to drive sustainable development, promote investment, support infrastructure development, and improve the standard of living in the Southeast region.
How can I get involved with the SEDC?
You can participate in SEDC initiatives by engaging in public programs, partnering with us on development projects, or applying for funding opportunities where applicable.
How can I access information about SEDC programs?
Information about our programs, initiatives, and available support can be found on our Projects & Programs page. You can also subscribe to our newsletter for regular updates.
Where is the SEDC located?
The SEDC's headquarters is located in Enugu State, Nigeria, with additional offices in each of the five states we serve. Visit our Contact Us page for specific office addresses.
How can I contact the SEDC for inquiries?
You can reach out to the SEDC through our Contact Us page, which provides our phone numbers, email addresses, and office locations.
How can I stay updated on SEDC activities?
You can stay updated by subscribing to our newsletter or following us on our social media channels for the latest news, events, and project updates.
How can I provide feedback to the SEDC?
Feedback can be provided via our Contact Us page or by attending our community outreach programs, where we engage with local residents to gather input and suggestions for improvement.