For several years, Niger State has been experiencing increasing pressure on infrastructure, housing, services, and environmental sustainability. This feasibility report makes the case for the formulation of a subnational urban policy that is not only visionary but also unlocks the transformative potential for sustainable urban growth in the state.
Combining demographic analysis, institutional and policy reviews, and a comprehensive review of the statutory planning frameworks, the report provides a deep analysis of the challenges and opportunities posed by rapid urbanization in Niger State. Furthermore, it articulates a coherent strategy for harnessing the transformative power of urbanization to foster compact, connected, inclusive, and sustainable cities.
Beyond the borders of Niger State and Nigeria, this report serves as a critical reference for subnational policymakers, urban planners, development institutions, and technical stakeholders committed to shaping a resilient and equitable urban future in their locality. It is both a call to action and a guide for navigating the complex interplay between urban growth and long-term resilience planning.
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