This programme examines the relationship between public finance, investment policy and economic development in Nigeria. It equips participants to understand how fiscal decisions, investment incentives, infrastructure spending, regulatory reforms and public-private collaboration shape Nigeria’s investment environment.

• Public Finance and Nigeria’s Economic Development
• Fiscal Policy, Macroeconomic Stability and Investment
• Nigeria’s Investment Policy and Regulatory Environment
• Public Investment and Infrastructure Development
• Investment Incentives, Tax Policy and Investor Competitiveness
• Mobilising Domestic and Foreign Private Capital
• Strategic Investment Opportunities and Economic Diversification

At the end of the programme participants will be able to:

• Understand the relationship between public finance, investment policy and economic development in Nigeria.
• Assess how fiscal and macroeconomic policies influence investor confidence and capital allocation.
• Analyse Nigeria’s investment policy and regulatory environment from an investor perspective.
• Assess investment incentives and tax policies and their implications for investment decisions.
• Identify regulatory and institutional barriers affecting Nigeria’s investment climate.
• Develop practical strategies for aligning investment promotion with national economic development priorities.

This programme is designed for senior government officials, policymakers, investment promotion professionals, economists, public-sector executives, finance and economic development professionals, investment and policy advisers, regulatory officials, development finance professionals, and senior executives involved in investment facilitation, fiscal policy, infrastructure development, economic planning, public-private partnerships and the design or implementation of policies that influence Nigeria’s investment environment.