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Agora Policy has launched Policy Registry, a digital platform designed to make Nigeria’s public policy documents more accessible, searchable and actionable for researchers, journalists, policymakers, businesses and citizens.
Available at PolicyRegistry.org, the online repository consolidates laws, regulations, executive orders, budgets, treaties and sector-specific policy documents into a single searchable platform, addressing the longstanding challenge of locating authoritative government documents scattered across multiple ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs).
The launch comes amid growing demand for easier access to official policy documents as governments increasingly rely on digital platforms to publish laws, regulations and policy frameworks affecting key sectors of the economy.
As Nigeria continues to roll out reforms across areas such as the economy, digital transformation, energy, education and public finance, centralised digital repositories are emerging as important tools for promoting transparency, accountability and informed public participation in policymaking.
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