Commitment

The ESGMS covers all investment activities undertaken across NSIA funds, from pre-investment to exit. However, the full extent of applicability rests on the specific investment execution approach for each fund (e.g. directly managed and externally managed investments).

The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority believes that a sound and holistic risk management system that incorporates both the traditional and non-traditional risk elements like the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors associated with its operations and investment activities, is foundational to building a vibrant and viable institution aimed at becoming a global market leader –

Tackling gender inequality is crucial for sustainable and peaceful development. It strengthens the economy, enhances productivity and developmental outcomes, and builds a stable, resilient society that gives all genders the opportunity to fulfil their potential. Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (“NSIA” or “the Authority”) is committed to promoting equal opportunities for women and men within its

Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (“NSIA” or “the Authority”) recognises that climate change is a significant issue that impacts and poses serious risks to the economy. Climate change severely affects business, livelihoods, and sustainable development with such Outcomes as extreme weather events and food insecurity. The policy acknowledges NSIA’s capacity to support the fight against climate

General considerations Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) is planning to implement the $100 million Corporate Loan (the Project). The Bank has agreed to provide financing, implementation support and monitoring for the Project. NSIA will implement measures and actions of this Environmental and Social Management Plan1 (ESMP) so that the Project meets all the requirements of