It is our pleasure to inform the public that after careful analysis and thorough evaluation of the challenges and potentials of the $1trillion economy declared by Mr. President, we note that though it is achievable, it requires immediate structural changes and the commitment to pull the levers of expansion and growth.
To accomplish $1Economy by 2030 requires intentionally pulling key levers of expansion and growth, including immediately targeting infrastructure investment, workforce skills development, technology diffusion, and institutional reforms. By aligning strategic drivers, federal, state governments and private sector will have to move beyond isolated tactics to foster short-to- medium term strategies.
To promote Nigeria’s rapid economic growth, technological capabilities and accelerated development must be prioritized, adoption of sound national and sub-national policies and measures must be introduced, good management and structural reforms at all levels must be applied to achieve effective and efficient allocation, use and mobilization of human and economic resources.
Towards this end, Resource Development Publications Limited seeks to build on the bold vision of Mr. President and we are inspired by the desire to be part of the public and private organizations to contribute to the lifting of Nigeria’s economy to $1 trillion by 2030.
This Handbook provides the broad framework for the required policy issues for all stakeholders. It highlights important features that expressly require both the public and private sector to address, as well as the sub-national dimensions of the development challenges.
We proffer the strategic Implementation process for pulling the levers to be done holistically. Rather than relying strictly on top-down policies, integrating controllable variables across public and private sectors must be introduced to encourage sustainable growth and expansion.
The perspectives highlighted in the Handbook outlines how to optimize business expansion and how structural mechanisms will drive the $1 trillion GDP for Nigeria.