1、Landscape of Climate Finance in NigeriaLandscape of Climate Finance in NigeriaOctober 2022iiLandscape of Climate Finance in NigeriaACKNOWLEDGMENTS The authors would like to acknowledge and thank FSD Africa,the Childrens Investment Fund Foundation,and UK Aid for commissioning and guiding the developm

2、ent of this paper.They would also like to acknowledge key contributions from Pedro de Arago Fernandes for database maintenance,data cleaning,and project support.The authors would like to thank contributions from the CPI team including Dharshan Wignarajah,Bella Tonkonogy,Anna Balm,Caroline Dreyer,and

3、 Rob Kahn for advice,editing,and internal review;Josh Wheeling and Elana Fortin for layout and graphic design.In addition,they acknowledge the many people who provided inputs and guidance including staff from FSD Africa and the Childrens Investment Fund Foundation-Irene Karani,Mark Napier,Jonathan I

4、srael,and Sandy Okoth.Thanks also goes to Halima Bawa-Bwari,in the Nigerian Ministry of Environment,who led on the National Action Plan on Gender and Climate Change,and whose insights helped inform the content of this case study.Responsibility for the information and views set out in this publicatio

5、n lies with the authors.FSD Africa,the Childrens Investment Fund Foundation,and UK Aid cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained or expressed therein.AUTHORSSean Stout Sean.Stoutcpiglobal.org Chavi Meattle Chavi.Meattlecpiglobal.orgABOUT CLIMATE POLICY INI

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