Unlocking Nigeria’s Green Remote Work Potential, proposes a comprehensive strategy to tackle Nigeria’s serious issues of high youth unemployment and the mass emigration of skilled professionals, often referred to as the “Japa” phenomenon. The document highlights a significant opportunity: the global demand for climate-aligned digital jobs, such as ESG reporting and carbon accounting, which can be done remotely.

The brief that proposes a structured, nationally tailored framework for defining, classifying, and monitoring green jobs across sectors

This policy brief advocates for subnational action in creating green jobs within the framework of Nigeria’s National Inclusive Green Jobs Act (NIGJA)

Built on nationwide surveys and RCT-based testing, the report examines the feasibility of Nigeria’s National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill, with attention to digital governance readiness, electronic transactions, consumer protection, trust in digital platforms, and public service efficiency. It identifies gaps in infrastructure, low trust in digital systems, limited digital literacy, and weak adoption of e-government tools, and outlines evidence-based pathways to strengthen inclusive digital governance.

Drawing from field surveys conducted across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones, the document captures the regulatory concerns and lived experiences of technology-enabled and MSME businesses within the context of the National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill.

This framework outlines how Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) will be used to test the effectiveness, feasibility, and stakeholder acceptance of key provisions of the National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill, including electronic transactions, e-contracts, consumer protection, and digital government systems before nationwide implementation.

This report reviews the current state of Nigeria’s digital economy, focusing on digital infrastructure, electronic transactions, cybersecurity, consumer protection, and e-government readiness. It highlights major gaps in broadband access, legal enforcement of digital transactions, public sector digital capacity, and data protection, providing evidence to guide the effective implementation of the National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill.

Adopting electronic health records is essential to digitising and adopting technologies in the health sector. Electronic health records (EHRs) are any digital document or system that contains information on an individual’s health and care. This could be online, on an internal network, or a device.

This document is a white paper on the framework for an Online Harms Protection Bill in Nigeria, developed by the Advocacy for Policy and Innovation (API) in partnership with the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA). It outlines the need for a comprehensive regulatory framework to address various online harms, including cyberbullying, hate speech, misinformation, and child exploitation.