FINANCIAL INCLUSION LEAVES RURAL HOUSEHOLDS BEHIND: EVIDENCE FROM DELTA STATE, NIGERIA This Policy Brief draws on a NISER Study on Empowering Every Household through Digital
The Illusive One Million Annual Housing Units, 2021-2025 Viable Option for Bridging the Gap This Policy Brief draws from a NISER Study on Bridging the
2025 Federal Government Budget Analysis NISER presents an analysis of the proposed Federal Government budget for the year 2025. The successful implementation of the 2025
This preliminary brief provides a comprehensive overview of Nigeria’s economic landscape in the first quarter of 2024 underscoring the significant economic shocks experienced, particularly due to the unification of exchange rates and the removal of subsidies on premium motor spirit.
This preliminary brief provides a comprehensive overview of Nigeria’s economic landscape in the first quarter of 2024 underscoring the significant economic shocks experienced, particularly due to the unification of exchange rates and the removal of subsidies on premium motor spirit.
2024 Federal Government Budget Analysis NISER presents an analysis of the approved Federal Government budget for the year 2024. This Brief is a product of
NISER SOCIAL & ECONOMIC WATCH – December 2023 N-SEW is one of NISER’s knowledge products. The objective is to keep a watch on Nigeria’s social
Impact of State Budget Implementations (2010-2020) on Livelihoods: What the Citizens are saying. This Policy Brief draws from a NISER Study on Budget Trend and
Coordinating Macroeconomic Policy in Nigeria. This Policy Brief draws from a NISER Study on the Extent of Macroeconomic Policy Coordination in Nigeria. Monetary and fiscal
Achieving Universal Health Coverage in Nigeria: The Key Role of the Primary Health Care System This Policy Brief draws from a NISER Study on Resurgence
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