This document presents the hygiene promotion “in and through” schools implementation approach. It details the roles and responsibilities of Parents Teachers Associations/ School-Based Management Committee SUBEB, teachers and Environment Health Clubs, domains of hygiene and life skill-based activities in schools, schools and community interface and guide for awareness creation.

These guidelines are about the implementation of hygiene promotion (HP) in Public Health Care (PHC) facilities and at other public places (rural markets, weekly markets and Inter-state taxi/transport stands) in Nigeria.

These guidelines are to guide the verification, certification and validation processes for declaring communities Open Defecation Free (ODF) and total sanitation.

This document by the National Council on Water Resources with the theme “Managing Water Resources in Crisis: the Nigerian Experience” focuses on contemporary challenges of the sector considering pre-Covid 19, post-Covid-19 eras and the impact of climate change on integrated water resources management.

These Guidelines cover a wide range of subject matter. It highlights practical challenges and proffers possible solutions to such challenges.

This is an Act to make public records and information more freely available, provide for public access to public records and information, protect public records and information to the extent consistent with the public interest. The Act also aims to protect the privacy of public officers from adverse consequences from disclosing certain kinds of official information without authorization and establish procedures for the achievement of those purposes and; for related matters.

An Act to establish the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission to, among other things, advise the Federal and State Government on national income policy.

The purpose of this Guideline is to guide Public Officers on how to handle and manage personal information in compliance with the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation, acknowledging that Governments at all levels are the biggest processors of personal data of Nigerians and in Nigeria.

This document serves as a guide to IT Services Providers within Nigeria that provide service to any Ministry, Department or Agency (MDA) of the Federal Government, either through procurement process or via Public-Private Partnerships (PPP). This document shall guide the registration process for those companies under this category.

This document provides a clear road map for achieving resilience in the agriculture sector in Nigeria.

The National Digital Economy Policy and Strategy has been developed to reposition the Nigerian Economy to take advantage of the many opportunities that digital technologies provide.

The goal of the National ICT Policy is to provide a framework for streamlining the ICT sector and enhancing its ability to catalyse and sustain socio-economic development critical to Nigeria’s vision of becoming a top 20 economy by the year 2020.

The overall objectives of the Policy for Promoting Indigenous Content in the Nigerian Telecommunications sector are as follows: To create a framework for supporting indigenous telecom businesses to become world-class service providers; ensure compliance with existing regulatory guidelines for indigenous content; to enable the indigenous telecom industry to contribute significantly towards the overall development of the telecom industry; among others.

This policy aims to achieve the following: specialized skills acquisition by Nigerians that provides them with the skills required to thrive in a digital economy; job creation through engagement by satellite operators, internet service providers, television stations and households for deploying satellite-based services; among others.

The goal of this Policy is to ensure a 30% increase in the adoption of cloud computing by 2024 among Federal Public Institutions (FPIs).

This Implementation Framework for the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) 2019 builds on the NDPR and the Guideline for the Use of Personal Data by Public Institutions, 2020 to further reinforce Nigeria’s implementation of data protection in a pragmatic and fit-for-purpose manner.

The Ne-GIF is designed to provide guidelines and specifications that enable cross-portfolio service provision by MDAs. It details the principles upon which interoperability will be based, levels and steps for achieving interoperability, challenges of adoption as well as compliance measures and review processes.

The objectives of this Regulation are as follows: to safeguard the rights of natural persons to data privacy; to foster safe conduct for transactions involving the exchange of Personal Data; to prevent manipulation of Personal Data.

The main objective of NGEA is to correct all the anomalies in government processes, information management, and deployment/implementation of ICT projects across the government in about five to ten years.