Niger State to Launch Carbon Market Office for Growth
The Niger State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to establishing the Niger State Carbon Market Office (NSCMO) as part of a strategic initiative to enhance the state's participation in Nigeria's emerging carbon market ecosystem. Alh Abubakar Usman, the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), disclosed this during an exploratory meeting with stakeholders, including technical experts, to discuss the framework for the proposed office.
The initiative is seen as a significant milestone in the state's broader agenda to align environmental sustainability with economic growth and revenue diversification. Governor Umar Mohammed Bago's administration aims to implement forward-looking policies that address environmental challenges and unlock new economic opportunities for the people of Niger State.
The NSCMO will serve as a central coordinating platform, ensuring a whole-of-government approach and facilitating collaboration among relevant ministries and agencies. The office will also focus on leveraging international partnerships and external expertise to meet global standards in carbon market participation.
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