Nigeria promotes social responsibility in its export industries through:

1. _National Corporate Social Responsibility Policy_: A policy that encourages companies to adopt socially responsible practices.

2. _Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC)_: NEPC promotes social responsibility among exporters through training and awareness programs.

3. _International Organization for Migration (IOM)_: IOM works with Nigerian government agencies to promote ethical labor practices in export industries.

4. _Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)_: GRI provides guidelines for companies to report on their social responsibility performance.

5. _United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)_: Nigeria has adopted the SDGs, which emphasize social responsibility and sustainability.

6. _Industry Associations_: Associations like the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) and the Nigerian Exporters Association (NEA) promote social responsibility among their members.

7. _Government Regulations_: Regulations like the Nigerian Content Act and the Minerals and Mining Act require companies to prioritize social responsibility.

8. _Community Engagement_: Export companies are encouraged to engage with local communities and address social and environmental concerns.

9. _Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)_: Companies must conduct EIAs to assess and mitigate environmental impacts.

10. _Social Responsibility Awards_: Organizations like the Nigerian CSR Awards recognize companies demonstrating excellent social responsibility practices.

These initiatives promote social responsibility in Nigeria's export industries, ensuring companies operate ethically and sustainably.