Nigeria addresses climate change impacts on its export sectors through the following :

*National Climate Change Policy*:

- Nigeria's National Climate Change Policy is a multi-sectoral and dynamic framework that guides the country's initiatives to address the challenges of climate change.

- The policy's purpose is to ensure sustainable development and a climate-proofed economy through multi-stakeholder engagement and promote a low-carbon, climate-resilient and gender-responsive sustainable socio-economic development.

*Paris Agreement*:

- Nigeria ratified the Paris Agreement and aims to reduce greenhouse gas emission intensity of GDP by 20% by 2030, especially in agriculture, forestry and other land use.

- The policy aims to optimize production without compromising food security.

*Green Bonds*:

- The government launches green bonds focused on national projects related to the environment, agriculture, power and energy efficiency-transportation to improve financial resources and respond to climate change challenges.

*Climate Change Mitigation Initiatives*:

- Nigeria is committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving the transition towards clean and affordable energy sources in various sectors, including energy, industry, oil and gas, transportation routes, waste management, drinking water and wastewater treatment.

- The country also aims to promote health facilities and infrastructure that are climate resilient.

*International Cooperation*:

- Nigeria became a voluntary member of the United Nations' Environment's Climate and Clean Air Coalition to reduce short-lived climate pollutants.

- The country submitted its Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) following the ratification of the Paris Agreement.

Nigeria addresses climate change impacts on its export sectors through various strategies and initiatives:

1. **Adaptation Measures:** Implementing adaptation measures to minimize the negative impacts of climate change on agriculture, such as promoting drought-resistant crops, improving water management practices, and adopting climate-smart agricultural techniques.

2. **Research and Development:** Investing in research and development to develop climate-resilient crop varieties and technologies that can withstand extreme weather conditions and pests.

3. **Policy Framework:** Developing and implementing policies and regulations that promote sustainable practices in key export sectors, such as agriculture, forestry, and fisheries. This includes measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, conserve natural resources, and promote sustainable land use practices.

4. **Capacity Building:** Providing training and capacity-building programs to farmers, exporters, and other stakeholders to enhance their understanding of climate change impacts and build their resilience to its effects.

5. **Infrastructure Development:** Investing in infrastructure development, such as irrigation systems, storage facilities, and transportation networks, to improve the efficiency and resilience of export supply chains.

6. **International Collaboration:** Engaging in international collaboration and partnerships to access funding, technology transfer, and knowledge sharing on climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.

7. **Awareness and Education:** Raising awareness and educating stakeholders about the importance of climate change adaptation and the role they can play in building resilience in export sectors.

By implementing these strategies, Nigeria aims to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change on its export sectors and enhance their long-term sustainability and competitiveness in the global market.

Nigeria is addressing the climate change impacts on its export sectors by 

 Implementing the Nigeria Erosion and Water Shed Management Project (NEWMAP) to improve the lives and safety of its citizens

Issuing green bonds to finance green investments in agriculture, energy, water and transport

Pledging to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 20% by 2030

Implementing climate-smart agricultural innovations to conserve water

 Planning to reach net-zero emissions by 2060