Nigeria’s agricultural sector remains central to national development yet continues to face persistent financing constraints, climate vulnerability, and structural inefficiencies that hinder progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This paper conducts a comprehensive conceptual and theoretical review t...
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Countries across the world are leveraging the blue economy (BE) as a strategic framework for
the sustainable exploitation of ocean resources, driving economic growth and creating
employment. Economic activities emanating from marine and coastal environments are
contributing significantly to the economies of the world....
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This study investigates the development of local content in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, emphasizing the
interconnected roles of technology transfer, capacity building, and indigenous participation in fostering sustainable
growth. Drawing on existing literature and a qualitative approach, the paper explores how local...
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— In developing countries, with scarce public funds, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are used to solve infrastructure problems. This paper reviews the concept of PPPs, its key models, importance, obstacles for implementation, prospects and ways to improve the sustainable infrastructural development through PPPs. The...
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Nigeria's emerging lithium industry offers significant opportunities for industrialization, job creation, local value addition, and economic diversification. However, realizing these benefits requires effective coordination among government agencies, mining companies, investors, research institutions, infrastructure pr...
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Government of Indonesia sets an ambitious target of 100% of electrification ratio by 2029 to support inclusive economic growth. However, despite a reported national electrification ratio of 99.83%, Frontier, Outermost, and Underdeveloped (3T) regions continue to suffer from unreliable service and frequent asset abandon...
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