NATIONAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION ROADMAP 2030

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A Strategy outlines Nigeria's plan to use science, technology, and innovation for economic growth and social development by 2030. It targets research institutions, universities, and innovators to strengthen research and education. This positions Nigeria as a competitive knowledge-based economy.

What Is This Policy?

A strategic roadmap outlining Nigeria's plan to leverage science, technology, and innovation for economic growth, social development, and global competitiveness by 2030.

Who Does It Target?

Research institutions, universities, tech companies, innovators, scientists, and all Nigerians benefiting from technological advancement.

What Does It Aim to Achieve?

Position Nigeria as a knowledge-based economy, drive innovation-led growth, build STEM capacity, and achieve sustainable development through science and technology.

Key Features

Research and Development: Increases R&D funding and strengthens research institutions. STEM Education: Promotes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education. Innovation Ecosystem: Supports tech startups, incubators, and innovation hubs. Technology Transfer: Facilitates transfer of technology for industrial development.

Current Status

Rollout Stage: Active with implementation targets to 2030. Coverage: Nationwide. Funding: Federal budget, private sector, and international development partners.

How to Access

Researchers, innovators, and institutions access support through the Ministry of Science and Technology. Engage with the Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation Access research grants and funding opportunities Participate in innovation programmes Portal: scienceandtech.gov.ng

Impact & Metrics

Aims to increase Nigeria's R&D output and technological competitiveness.

Official Resources

Website: scienceandtech.gov.ng Contact: Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, Abuja

Legal Framework

Operates under the Science and Technology Act Cap S4 LFN 2004, the National Information Technology Development Agency Act 2007, the National Space Research and Development Agency Act 2010, and the Tertiary Education Trust Fund Act. Draws on the AU Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa 2024 and the ECOWAS Regional Action Plan on Science, Technology and Innovation.

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