Nigeria's Construction Sector Ignoring Climate Change Risks
The Nigerian construction sector is neglecting climate change concerns, potentially hindering the country's climate goals. Major firms like Julius Berger, Arab Contractor, and Dangote Cement are highlighted for their significant influence on emissions.
The sector's lack of climate-conscious practices raises doubts about long-term competitiveness and readiness for climate risks. The report emphasizes the importance of integrating sustainability into business strategies to align with global climate initiatives.
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