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February 12, 2026

Navigating Opportunities for Smart Capital in an Age of Repriced Development Finance in Nigeria

This paper explores how Nigeria’s INFF can transform the country’s financial architecture to mobilize 'smart capital' and bridge critical funding gaps in a high-cost global economy.

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February 12, 2026
Navigating Opportunities for Smart Capital in an Age of Repriced Development Finance in Nigeria

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This discussion paper examines how Nigeria can navigate an increasingly repriced global development finance landscape by strategically mobilizing and deploying smart capital. By situating Nigeria’s reform momentum within a broader global repricing of finance, the paper offers insights into aligning development finance with national transformation priorities and advancing progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals.

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February 2026

Navigating Opportunities for Smart Capital in an Age of Repriced Development Finance in Nigeria

This paper explores how Nigeria’s INFF can transform the country’s financial architecture to mobilize 'smart capital' and bridge critical funding gaps in a high-cost global economy.

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June 2023

The Case for Long-Term SDG Financing

This paper, prepared by SDSN and the OECD for the Summit for a Global Financing Pact in Paris in June 2023, proposes reform in the global financial architecture; more and better targeted aid; revised credit ratings; and improved long-term investment planning, including through INFFs, to accelerate sustainable development investments and capitalize on their high returns.

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