Co-create prototypes with 10+ piloting stakeholders
80-100 demonstrators
of circular agri-food innovations
AGLOBE Development Center operates a small station and a partial greenhouse, covering a total area of approximately 9 m², dedicated to initial testing and experimentation. Additionally, a larger Living Lab (LL), spanning about 60 m², includes a full-scale greenhouse and office space. These facilities are situated in the Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State, Nigeria.
In Nigeria, AGLOBE Development Center’s Living Lab is actively advancing innovative and sustainable urban farming practices through the development of aquaponics and recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS). This integrated food production approach recycles fish wastewater through filtration and nitrification processes, enabling nutrient-rich water to support plant growth.
Preparation of lease land for Greenhouse
Preparation of lease land for Greenhouse
Construction of large Greenhouse
IBC tanks for fabrication of aquaponics and RAS.
RAS set-up Front view
RAS set-up Rear view
Focus Group Discussion at Alimosho Local Government, Lagos, Nigeria by AGLOBE Development Center
AGLOBE staff and on-boarded participants co-creating Aquaponics and RAS system in the LL in Lagos Nigeria.
Newly Constructed RAS in the Living Lab
Aeration System in the Living Lab
Because proper aeration systems plays a crucial role in maintaining water quality and ensuring the well-being of fish, AGLOBE Development Center introduced the aeration system into all her systems.