The Nigerian government addresses export-related gender disparities and inclusivity through:

1. National Gender Policy (2006): Promotes gender equality and empowerment.

2. Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) Gender Desk: Supports women-owned businesses in export trade.

3. Women Empowerment and Export Development (WEED) program: Trains and empowers women entrepreneurs in export trade.

4. Gender Mainstreaming in Export Development: Incorporates gender considerations in export policies and programs.

5. Access to Finance: Initiatives like the Women Entrepreneurship Fund and the Nigerian Women's Trust Fund provide financial support to women-owned businesses.

6. Capacity Building and Training: Offers training and capacity-building programs for women entrepreneurs in export trade.

7. Gender-Sensitive Export Statistics: Collects and analyzes data on gender participation in export trade.

8. Collaboration with Women's Associations: Partners with organizations like the Nigerian Association of Women Entrepreneurs (NAWE) to support women in export trade.

9. Gender-Inclusive Export Policies: Ensures export policies and programs are gender-sensitive and inclusive.

10. International Cooperation: Collaborates with international organizations to address gender disparities in export trade.

These initiatives aim to promote gender equality, empower women, and increase their participation in Nigeria's export trade, fostering inclusivity and economic growth.