public-private dialogue international workshop
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By Engr Mansur Ahmed | DG/CEO NESG. PUBLIC-PRIVATE DIALOGUE INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP. Table of Content. 1. Introduction. 2. Key Objectives & Focus. 3. Structure & Participation. 4. Processes & Milestones. 5. Outreach & Communication. 6. National/Sub-National Orientation. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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PUBLIC-PRIVATE DIALOGUE INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
By Engr Mansur Ahmed | DG/CEO NESG
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LOGO Table of Content1. Introduction
2. Key Objectives & Focus
3. Structure & Participation
4. Processes & Milestones
5. Outreach & Communication
6. National/Sub-National Orientation
7. Aligns Activities to National Development Strategy
8. Linkages
9. Output & Achievements
10. Challenges
11. The Way Forward
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LOGO Introduction
The NES: Started in 1993 against the background of declining economic fortunes, policy
inconsistency, macroeconomic instability & economic environment.
The success of the 1st & 2nd Summit led to incorporation of NESG in 1996 as a vehicle for sustaining and anchoring the NES process on a continuous basis.
The NESG is a Private Sector Initiative, independent and non-partisan that helps to provide a forum for PPD. It works closely with government agencies, which enables it to make direct impact in policy articulation and development.
NESG Vision: To become Nigeria’s leading private sector think-tank committed to the development of a
modern globally competitive economy.
NESG Mission: Dedicated to achieving sustainable economic development, in the national interest, through
responsible private sector initiative.
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LOGO Key Objectives & Focus
Objectives To provide a platform for PPD in Nigeria
To create an environment that promotes good governance, private sector investment and sustainable private sector driven economic growth
To promote the emergence of a globally competitive economy
Focus:
Economic growth through Private Sector development recognizing the necessity for distributional equity and poverty alleviation.
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LOGO Structure & Participation
NES (ANNUAL NIGERIAN ECONOMIC SUMMIT)
GOVERNMENTPRIVATE SECTOR STAKEHOLDERDEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIPS
POLICY COMMISSIONS
POLICY COMMISSIONS
POLICY COMMISSIONS
Participants• Public Sector: Top Government Officials, (President – Director)• Private Sector: CEO’s & Business Leaders• Academia• Non-State Actors, CSOs & MBOs• NGOs & Development Partners
SEVEN POLICY COMMISSIONS•Infrastructure
•Energy (Gas & Power)•Water•Transportation (Aviation, Rail, Inland Waterways, Ports & Roads)
•Agriculture•Agriculture production, processing, storage & marketing•Agric Finance
•Investment Climate & Competitiveness• Macroeconomic Framework•Investment•Trade Policy & Competitive Industrialization•Privatization & Deregulation•Budget & Economic Coordination
•Human Development•Primary & Vocational Education•Youth Development•Health
•Non-Oil/Non-Agric Sectors•SMEs•Solid Minerals•NEPAD•Tourism•Banking, Finance & Insurance
•Governance•Rebuilding Institutions•Corporate Governance
•Science & Technology•Bio Technology•ICT•R & D
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LOGO Processes
Annual NES: provides platform for dialogue & debate on economic direction, policies &
programmes.
Policy Commissions: support & monitor implementation commission studies & research evaluate impact lobby National Assembly sustain interaction & collaboration with MDAs
NESG: plans & organizes NES, anchors PCs, provides organization support,
undertakes studies, maintains database etc.
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LOGO Outreach & Communication
Summit operates at the National level, however, the NESG engages State Governments e.g. Agricultural Summits NGOs operating at the sub-national level Sub-sectoral organizations: MAN, NACCIMA, NASME, NASSI etc.
Media & Press Briefings Publications: Green Book (NES Report), Economic Indicators, Public Lecture/Policy Dialogue
Series, Other Conference Proceedings etc
Policy Dialogues Public Lectures Seminars Mini Conferences Linkages
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LOGO Aligns Activities to National Development Strategy
NEEDS at a glance
Investment Climate & Competitiveness • Macroeconomic Framework• Investment• Trade Policy & Competitive Industrialization• Privatization & Deregulation• Budget & Economic Coordination
Infrastructure (Energy; Water;
Transportation)
• Agriculture (Agricultural production,
processing, storage & marketing; Agric Finance)
• Other Non-Oil/Non-Agric Sectors (Tourism; NEPAD; SMEs; Solid Minerals; Banking, Finance & Insurance)
Policy Commissions
Growth Drivers Growth Tracks
Enablers
Human Development (Primary & Vocational Education; Youth Development ; Health)
Governance (Rebuilding Institutions; Corporate Governance)
Science & Technology (Bio Technology; ICT; R & D)
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LOGO Linkages
Public Institutions•Ministries
•NPC•NIPC•BPE
•NEPC• & Others
International Organizations•CCA
•CCAfrica•WEF
•Economist Conferences
Other Non-State Actors•MAN
•NACCIMMA•NASSI, NASME
•LBS, AIAE•HURILAWS
•NGOs
Development Partners: •DFID
•WorldBank•(PLSO) etc
NESG
Collaborative Projects• Better Business Initiative (BBI)• International Conference on Infrastructure Development in Nigeria• Joint Studies• Consortium for Development Partnership (CDP)• WEF (Global Competitiveness Survey in Nigeria) • World Bank [National Urban Youth Empowerment and Employment Project (NUYEEP)]
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LOGO Output & Achievements
Deregulation and Sector Reforms
Improving the Investment Climate
Public Sector Reforms
Private / Public Partnership
Vision 2010
The NES process will continue to sustain vigorous and consistent effort to help create an enabling environment, conducive to good governance, responsible private sector investment and sustainable economic growth and development.
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LOGO Challenges
Funding
Focus/Value Proposition
Sustainability (remaining relevant)
Data/Information
Research Capacity
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LOGO The Way Forward
NESG
ABR
PPD/WEF
PARTNERSHIP: crucial for sustainable development Driven by GLOBALIZATION PARTNERSHIP empowers the Individual Organization
State
Local Government
National L
evel
Regional
ECOWAS
Continental
AU
Global
WTO
Institutio
nal
Local Partn
ers
BBI
CDP
ABR
PPDWEF
Partnership Level
Empowerment Level
PUBLIC SECTOR
PRIVATE SECTOR
Domestic Regional Global
Influence on Development
SMART PARTNERSHIPS
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LOGO
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