Climate and clean air action framework for transport businesses in Nigeria: strategic briefing

As Nigeria accelerates efforts to build a low-carbon economy, the transport sector has a vital role to play in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality. 

Attend this online briefing as it marks the culmination of the UK PACT-funded project Enhancing private sector capacity for climate and clean air action in Nigeria. Over the past six months, project partners have worked closely with transport businesses, government agencies, financial institutions and industry stakeholders to develop practical tools that support climate action while strengthening business resilience.

As a key technical partner in this consortium, the SEI has contributed to developing practical, data-driven resources designed to overcome implementation barriers in private-sector operations.

What you will take away

• A working understanding of the tools developed through the project’s technical partnership.
• Practical guidance on applying the Integrated Framework within your organisation.
• A clear picture of how technical evidence on emissions can translate into finance-ready climate action.

Who should attend

This technical briefing is designed for private sector transport leaders, fleet operators, industry associations, financial institutions, environmental policymakers, civil society organizations, and development partners interested in practical solutions for sustainable transport.

About the Consortium

This project is delivered by an international consortium bringing together world-class expertise in transport, finance, climate policy, and social inclusion. Led by the University of York, the partnership unites Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), Escher Silverman Global (ESG), Africa PPP Advisory (AP3 Advisory), the Consulting Engineers Group (CEG), and the SLOCAT Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport.