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Sub-National Climate Governance Survey, 36 States of Nigeria Based on Five Themes

S/N1. State2. How is climate change governance/office structured in your state?3. What is the extent of the provision of legislative oversight for climate change in your state House of Assembly?4. Does your state have an Office of the Senior Special Adviser/ Special Adviser/ Special Assistant on Climate Change; Or Is there a designated office created for the Senior Special Adviser/Special Assistant/ on Climate Change?5. Are there climate change Focal Persons at the Local Local Government Area level in your state?6. Does your state organize capacity building and training for climate change staff?7. Does your state hold periodic (annual/bi-annual/quarterly) climate change conferences?8. Does your state replicate the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Climate Change?9. Does your state have a focused dialogue with the Federal Ministry of Environment Government to align climate action and priorities?10. How often has your state sent delegates to delegates to the United Nations Conference on Climate Change COP meetings?11. Does your state Ministry of Environment/Climate Change have an online registry of CSOs/NGOs with which they collaborate?12. Does your state have an advisory board composed of NGOs/ CSOs leaders, private sector leaders, and academics that are engaged regularly to discuss climate change/ environment issues in the state as part of the decision-making mechanism?13. Does your state have a climate change Action Plan or Climate change policy(ies) in place?14. Do the climate change action plan and/or policy documents set emission reduction targets that contribute to the national efforts reflecting key commitments of the state to a global climate ambition (Paris Agreement 1.5C, Net Zero Emission etc)?15. Which of the following projects were recently implemented by your states (select the ones that apply)?16. Does your state have a system for effective monitoring, evaluation and reporting (MER) of climate impact and/or action?17. Did your state consider climate change in the 2024 annual budget?18. Is there a provision in the state budget or policy to issue a green bond?19. Does you States have a functional website & link reference to Climate change ?
1Abia StateThe state has a Commissioner for Environment and Climate ChangeThere is a Standing Committee on Climate Change in the state House of AssemblyYesYesYes, quarterly (4 times a year)YesYes, and they meet regularlyYes, regularly5 times and aboveYes, onlineYes, the Meeting is regularYes, both the Action plan and Policy are in placeYesDistribution of electric vehicles, Distribution of CNG buses, Donation of climate-resilient seeds to farmers, Provision of LPG for women, Establishment of a retrofitting center to convert vehicles using PMS to CNG, Construction of Greenhouse Farm technology to enhance climate smart agricultureYes, and it is activeYes, with clear and specific projects capturedYes, implementedStates have functional websites (or links on the state official website) for the Ministry of Environment/ Climate Change and with several pages showing dynamic web activities
2Bayelsa StateThere is a Climate Change Unit in the Environment Ministry, but note a Department/DirectorateThe House Committee on Environment handles all climate change-related issuesNoNoOnce or twice since inceptionYesYes, and they meet regularlyYes, regularlyLess than 5 timesYes, but it is not onlineNoneClimate change policy onlyNot SureDonation of climate-resilient seeds to farmers, Installations of solar powered-source of energy in schools/hospitals/government institutions, Construction of hydroponic farm technologyYes, and it is activeThere are relevant projects, but they have not beenNoStates have a functional website but no reference to Climate change
3Cross River StateThe Ministry of Environment has no Desk Officer, Unit or Directorate of Climate ChangeThere is no House Committee on Environment or Climate Change in the State AssemblyYesYesYes, bi-annualNoYes, but they have rarely metOccasionallyLess than 5 timesYes, but it is not onlineYes, but meetings are not regularClimate change policy onlyNoInstallations of Solar powered streetlights, Installations of solar powered-source of energy in schools/hospitals/government institutions, Construction of Greenhouse Farm technology to enhance climate smart agricultureNospecifically tagged climate change projectsYes, implementedStates have functional websites (or links on the state official website) for the Ministry of Environment/Climate Change but it is static with only one or more mentions of climate change.
4Anambra StateThe state has a Commissioner for Environment, but the ministry has a Directorate/Department of Climate ChangeThe House Committee on Environment handles all climate change-related issuesNoYesYes, bi-annualYesYes, and they meet regularlyOccasionallyLess than 5 timesYes, but it is not onlineYes, the Meeting is regularClimate change policy onlyNoDistribution of electric vehicles, Donation of climate-resilient seeds to farmersYes, and it is activeThere are relevant projects, but they have not been specifically tagged climate change projectsNoStates have a functional website but no reference to Climate change
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