In view of the ongoing restructuring of the Angola Sovereign Fund, the new Board of Directors of the FSDEA (which was inaugurated in January 2018) has managed the restructuring, assessment and redefinition of the corporate social responsibility projects strategy so that, through the Fund's articles of association, it can continue to use its social impact programme (which has been designed to help communities across the country) to support social programmes and partnerships with organisations that focus on social innovation, entrepreneurship, vocational training, health and water and that are sustainable and able to guarantee (where possible) that at least 80% of the capital invested will be returned.

The Fund will allocate a portion of its financial returns to social development and social responsibility projects in the areas of social innovation, education, income generation, health and access to energy and drinking water outside the national distribution network.

The Articles of Association aim to ensure that the Angola Sovereign Fund plays a key role in building the country's future by providing Angolans with the tools they require to participate in the country's economic growth in a way that will enable them to achieve their objectives and individual aspirations.

The Fund will focus on a number of priority areas such as wealth generation, access to drinking water in areas outside the suburban network, health, alternative energy systems, vocational training and entrepreneurship in order to ensure sustainability and a return on investments.