What Government can do Green Bonds in Nigeria

1. Issues
9Universities
5,714Jobs created
33.2MWTotal generation capacity
N16.77bn
An estimated cost
1,904
Operation and maintenance
workers
190,473Population Impacted
3,810
Construction Workers
37Solar IPPs to be built
59
40Main Campus
9City campus
10Teaching Hospitals
Universities Noxious Emission
Environmentally Unfriendly
Diesel Purchase and Storage
Poor Diesel generator Facilities
1,105
Impact
Each University has
Diesel Generators
Phase 1
Ultimate displacement
of these Diesel Generators
Reduce a very significant
amount of CO2 emissions
1
Purpose of the Project
2
Reduce a very significant
amount of CO2 emissions
3
The optimum utilisation of this technology mitigates
carbon emissions and thus climate change
The Programme also includes the installation and operation of
a training center for final year electrical engineering students,
7Solar PVs
2Gas-fired plants
Energizing Education
Program
Green
Bonds
Nigeria

2. FCT Bus Rapid Transit
Program
(FCTA)
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) is
implementing an integrated mass transit programme
comprising of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) on selected
routes and the Rail Mass Transit (RMT) to cater for
the transport needs of the population.
* The CBD to Masaka Corridor is the subject of African Development Bank funding if certain conditions are met.
FCT Suleja/Zuba BRT ExpansionFocus
The project will utilise 100 rehabilitated Abuja
Urban Mass Transit Company (AUMTCO) buses
to provide the improved system with dedicated
lanes from the existing slow bus mass transit
(BMT) service.
Is proposed to provide an improved,
efficient and sustainable transportation
BRT service.
100
Traffic management measures will be used to
eliminate the informal and environmentally
inefficient mini-bus service.
The indigenous people along the BRT corridor
will be employed as part of the workforce at
AUMTCO, and for construction of the
BRT infrastructure.
The BRT will reduce the number of cars on
the road which will reduce accidents.
It will also improve safety of the road users
and improve travel time.
Objective
Expand and improve bus services
Expand and improve park-and-ride
facilities
Construct and operate rail lines
CBD to Masaka Corridor*
Target
CBD-Zuba route
350Jobs created
100,000
Population Impacted
+
Incidental jobs that will be
associated with the BRT,
Green
Bonds
Nigeria

3. Afforestation ProgramGreen
Bonds
Nigeria
Afforestation is the establishment of a forest or stand of trees in
an area where there was no previous tree cover.
3,990Jobs created
3.8m
Population Impacted
+
Incidental jobs that will be
associated with the afforestation
program
4MDAs:
FMEnv.
DDA GGW FOR FRIN
Covering the buffer
states
Covering the frontline
states
Covering the
southern states
Which will provide the
seedlings for planting
BENEFITS
Provision
of shelter
The positive impact the program aims to achieve include but not limited to
Provision of food
for consumption
Skill development in agriculture
and processing of raw materials
to finished goods.
Empowerment of women,
youths and the indigenous people,
marketing and distribution of
finished goods,
Increase
carbon capture
Create
forests
Improve
bio-diversity
26States
31,920
tonnes/annum
1,995
hectares
Key Highlights
N1.6bnProjected revenue
N

4. The following World Bank performance standards would be triggered by this assessment:
Assessment and Management of Environmental
and Social Risks and Impact
Resource Efficiency
Labor and Working Conditions
Community Health, Safety and Security
Land Acquisition and
Voluntary Resettlement
Pollution Prevention
Indigenous Peoples
– Cultural Heritage
REMU is an initiative of the Federal Ministry of Power,
Works and Housing to provide access to electricity to:
45Unserved
communities
per community, distributed
by mini-grids
33-50kw
About
N435mEstimated cost REMU pilot
3Pilot
Communitities
667Jobs created
Population Impacted
+
Incidental jobs that will be
associated with the project
6,667
Renewable Energy
Mini Utility (REMU)
Program
Green
Bonds
Nigeria

5. Solar Unit Distribution Program (SUDiP)
The solar home systems distribution programme (SUDiP) is a presidential
initiative that is being implemented by the Niger Delta Power Holding
Company (NDPHC), partnering with Azuri Technologies, in rural
off-grid communities that do not have access to power.
Green
Bonds
Nigeria
The business model is a ;“rent-to-own”
where the customer, aſter an initial
down payment of NGN11,000
for the unit gets
N11,000
A durable solar panel
and storage batteries
Hand held torch
Power for a radio
10W
Four high brightness
LED lamps4
A USB port, with charging
cable and connectors for
most mobile phones
USB
500Jobs created
Population Impacted
+
Incidental jobs that will be
associated with SUDiP
100,000
The SUDiP has the potential to replace
GHG emitting sources with a clean and
safe source of energy.
The project utilizes Solar power which
reduces reliance on fossil fuels such
as oil, coal and natural gas.
SUDiP
20,000
Units of the 10W system
10W
Units of electricity
NDPHC
Niger Delta Power Holding Company
Partners
Azuri Technologies
Focus
Rural off-grid communities
that do not have access to
power