Micronutrient deficiencies or a lack of essential vitamins and minerals required in small amounts by the body for proper growth and development can cause several serious health issues. Food fortification is a proven, safe and cost-effective strategy for improving diets and preventing and controlling micronutrient deficiencies. However, despite the enormous economic potential of food fortification, several barriers must be more conducive to creating an enabling environment for global food fortification scale-up.

Micronutrient deficiencies or a lack of essential vitamins and minerals required in small amounts by the body for proper growth and development can cause several serious health issues. Food fortification is a proven, safe and cost-effective strategy for improving diets and preventing and controlling micronutrient deficiencies. However, despite the enormous economic potential of food fortification, several barriers must be more conducive to creating an enabling environment for global food fortification scale-up.

Micronutrient deficiencies or a lack of essential vitamins and minerals required in small amounts by the body for proper growth and development can cause several serious health issues. Food fortification is a proven, safe and cost-effective strategy for improving diets and preventing and controlling micronutrient deficiencies. However, despite the enormous economic potential of food fortification, several barriers must be more conducive to creating an enabling environment for global food fortification scale-up.

On 26 May 2023, the Arbitration and Mediation Act was signed into law. This is a significant milestone poised to cut the long wait times associated with dispute resolution, align Nigeria’s legal framework with international arbitration principles and ultimately boost investor confidence in the Nigerian business environment. NASSBER Analyst Ogechi Obasi and Thematic Lead, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, Diane Okoko, FCIArb explore the possibilities of this act.

On 26 May 2023, the Arbitration and Mediation Act was signed into law. This is a significant milestone poised to cut the long wait times associated with dispute resolution, align Nigeria’s legal framework with international arbitration principles and ultimately boost investor confidence in the Nigerian business environment. NASSBER Analyst Ogechi Obasi and Thematic Lead, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, Diane Okoko, FCIArb explore the possibilities of this act.

On 26 May 2023, the Arbitration and Mediation Act was signed into law. This is a significant milestone poised to cut the long wait times associated with dispute resolution, align Nigeria’s legal framework with international arbitration principles and ultimately boost investor confidence in the Nigerian business environment. NASSBER Analyst Ogechi Obasi and Thematic Lead, Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, Diane Okoko, FCIArb explore the possibilities of this act.

Gender equality and women's empowerment are critical for sustainable development. By focusing on gender as a guiding principle, impact investors can address the unique challenges faced and unlock opportunities within the economy, fostering inclusive growth, social equity, and positive change for women and girls in Nigeria.

Gender equality and women's empowerment are critical for sustainable development. By focusing on gender as a guiding principle, impact investors can address the unique challenges faced and unlock opportunities within the economy, fostering inclusive growth, social equity, and positive change for women and girls in Nigeria.

Gender equality and women's empowerment are critical for sustainable development. By focusing on gender as a guiding principle, impact investors can address the unique challenges faced and unlock opportunities within the economy, fostering inclusive growth, social equity, and positive change for women and girls in Nigeria.

Poor nutrition has vast physical and economic consequences.Most Nigerians have a poor diet, leading to a high prevalence of various chronic diseases. These diseases may cause some minor disruptions or hindrances to everyday life while severely debilitating for others. Overall, nutrition-related chronic diseases cause reductions in productivity, lost wages, and reduced economic output.