A study by the World Bank found that in Nigeria, 26% of public sector reforms were cancelled, 29% of reforms were never completed, and 45% of ongoing reform projects were rated unsatisfactory. Given these facts, it is no surprise that many of the country’s public sector reform efforts have yet to yield positive results.

We commissioned a group of experienced researchers spread across the geopolitical zones of the country to conduct primary and secondary research on the enablers or inhibitors of the success of past reform initiatives in Nigeria with the following objectives:

→ To gather and share knowledge of the right methodology in undertaking successful reform initiatives as well as the pitfalls to avoid.

→ To inform and equip the public on how best they can support the public sector in achieving successful reforms.

→ To mobilise collective accountability, responsibility, and ownership for the success of current and future reform initiatives.

Past Events

National Workshop on Public Sector Reforms

Rethinking
Reforms

Why Many Reforms Fail in Nigeria and
What We Can Do About It

A National Workshop
This important event will bring together key stakeholders for a dynamic discussion on overcoming past reform challenges and charting a course for a more effective Nigerian public sector.

Date
Tuesday 30th July, 2024
9am – 5pm

Location
Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja Nigeria

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