NATIONAL INTEGRATED INFRASTRUCTURE MASTER PLAN
Plan · Finance
A Plan outlines Nigeria's 30-year blueprint for integrated infrastructure development in transportation, energy, ICT, housing, water, and social sectors. It targets federal and state governments, private investors, and development institutions. This aims to bridge the infrastructure gap and support economic diversification.
NATIONAL INTEGRATED INFRASTRUCTURE MASTER PLAN
What Is This Policy?
Nigeria's 30-year infrastructure development blueprint covering transportation, energy, ICT, housing, water, and social infrastructure, intended to bridge the infrastructure gap and support economic diversification.
Who Does It Target?
Federal and state governments as infrastructure owners Private investors and development finance institutions Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) Multilateral development banks and bilateral lenders
What Does It Aim to Achieve?
Develop world-class infrastructure across all sectors to support a diversified economy, close the estimated infrastructure deficit, and create an enabling environment for growth.
Key Features
Sector Coverage: Covers transport (roads, rail, ports, airports), energy (power, gas), ICT, water, housing, and social infrastructure. Investment Framework: Estimates total infrastructure investment requirement of approximately $2.9 trillion over 30 years. PPP Integration: Incorporates public-private partnerships as a core financing mechanism across all infrastructure sectors. Phased Implementation: Structures investment across four seven-year phases, with priorities assigned within each phase.
Current Status
Rollout Stage: Implementation ongoing across phases Coverage: Nationwide across all infrastructure sectors Beneficiaries: All Nigerians through improved infrastructure; investors through PPP opportunities Funding: Mix of public budgets, PPP arrangements, and international development finance
How to Access
Investors: engage through ICRC for PPP opportunities Federal and state agencies: align capital budgets with NIIMP priorities Application method: PPP opportunities: contact ICRC at https://www.icrc.gov.ng
Important Terms
NIIMP is a planning framework; specific projects require separate approval Environmental and social impact assessments are mandatory for major infrastructure PPP contracts are subject to ICRC oversight and approval
Official Resources
Website: https://www.icrc.gov.ng Contact: Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC)
Legal Framework
Operates under the National Planning Commission Act, the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission Act 2005, the Public Procurement Act 2007, the Fiscal Responsibility Act 2007, and the Debt Management Office Act 2003. Draws on the G20 Quality Infrastructure Investment principles and World Bank infrastructure investment guidelines.