The objectives of this policy guideline are to: ensure effective communication from NEITI the NSWG to the public; ensure disclosure in the activities of NSWG and NEITI; clarify the role of NSWG and NEITI in information dissemination; to strengthen NSWG and NEITI engagement with the public.

This document outlines the nine steps for contractors, consultants and MDA when seeking redress under the public procurement Act.

The objective of this guide is to ensure retirees make an informed decision on the mode of receiving retirement benefits under the contributory pension system. The guide covers the features and frequently asked questions on the different modes of receiving retirement benefits.

This is an Act for the establishment of the data protection commission with the responsibility of protecting the personal data and rights of individuals and for regulating the processing and use of personal data and for other related matters.

These new rules contain amendments to warehousing and collateral management, renewal of registration, and quarterly returns forms for Unit Trust Schemes.

These regulations cover the removal of existing premium motor spirit price cap per litre; implementation of the market-based pricing regime for the premium motor spirit; and monitoring of market trends and advice on monthly market-based price for premium motor spirit.

This policy outlines the strategy to ensure optimal growth, protection and development of the Nigerian child from birth to the first five years of life. It explains the process of exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of the child’s life and the introduction of adequate complementary foods. It also highlights the integration of HIV-infected mothers into the strategy.

The Nigeria Digital Agriculture Strategy (NDAS) is a ten-year (2020-2030) plan that provides purpose and direction for adopting digital technologies in agriculture. It is inspired by the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) of the Federal Government and the Agriculture Promotion Policy (APP).

This Guide provides a simplified summary of the regulation for stakeholders across the power sector value chain. It provides much-needed context to the regulation, including – a description of the Minister’s declarations, the target stakeholders, key provisions, rights and obligations of parties, rules, pricing and costs, required documentation by all parties, and the current status of its implementation.

The Regulation on National Content Development for the Power Sector aims to promote the deliberate utilization of the local human workforce and material resources across the value chain of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI).

This Guide provides a simplified summary of the regulation primarily for stakeholders in the off-grid renewable energy sector. It further provides some context for the regulation including the definition and types of mini-grids, process and requirements for permit and licenses, project development processes, tariffs and other charges, the relationship between stakeholders, compliance and technical requirements, compensation, dispute resolution and current implementation status.

The National Energy Policy (NEP) 2013 – a revised version of NEP 2003, emphasizes the effective and efficient use of energy and proposes major areas to be considered for energy efficiency and conservation including – residential, industry, power, transportation, services/commercial, agriculture, and energy efficient building designs.

The vision of this policy document is aimed at a climate change-resilient Nigeria, ready for rapid and sustainable socio-economic development. Its mission is to strengthen national initiatives to adapt to and mitigate climate change and involve all sectors of society, including the poor as well as other vulnerable groups (women, youth etc.) within the overall context of advancing sustainable socio-economic development.

This document outlines the strategy to improve health data governance in the country. It contains necessary provisions and strategies aimed at strengthening the health information system and aligning it with the National Health Act

The National Renewable Energy Action Plan (NREAP) sets out the implementation strategy for the National Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Policy (NREEEP) (2015). It provides an overview of concrete policy and regulations, laws, incentives and measures, to be implemented to achieve Nigeria’s renewable energy targets and the Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) goals.

This Guide provides a simplified summary of the NREEEP primarily for off-grid renewable energy stakeholders. It provides context to the policy, objectives, targets, incentives, key provisions, key stakeholders, strategies, and related regulations and policies. It also highlights the current implementation status of some of the policy provisions.

This Guide provides a simplified summary of Nigeria’s NDC — primarily for off-grid renewable energy stakeholders. It provides a context to the NDC, key aspects, a summary of targets, mitigation and adaptation measures, key stakeholders, strategy, and an update on the current implementation status.

This document highlights all policies on Nigeria’s Energy access.

This guide provides a simplified summary of the RESIP. It provides context to the plan, goal, strategy, objectives, barriers, incentives, key provisions, key stakeholders, related policy and regulatory documents, and current implementation status.

The Sustainable Energy for All initiative focuses on driving actions and mobilizing commitments to positively transform the world’s energy systems as well as catalyse sustainable development. Its objectives are premised around the proposition that national governments must design and implement a set of integrated country actions to drive transformative change in the world’s energy systems.