THE DISTANCE LEARNING REMOTE TEACHING METHODS (RTMs): WHAT ARE THE LESSONS LEARNT? This Policy Brief draws on a NISER Study on Enhancing Lecturers’ Performance through
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
Click here to register The Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research cordially invites you to the November 2024 edition of the NISER Actualizing
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.
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The Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research cordially invites you to the September 2024 edition of the NISER Research Seminar Series (NRSS) THEME:
The Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER) and Japan-based global technology company, Soramitsu, are collaborating to establish partnership towards promoting education, research,
The Nigerian Institute of Social and Economic Research (NISER) invites submissions of manuscripts for publication in its journal, Research for Development, for the December 2024