Nigeria is working to establish a national climate finance framework that could unlock up to $30 billion annually in adaptation investments for smallholder farmers, as experts push for targeted funding, transparent digital systems and stronger commercial lending. The initiative aims to improve access to finance for millions of rural farmers facing climate-related threats, including recurring droughts in northern Nigeria and persistent flooding across southern agricultural regions. Speaking at a Taxonomy Validation Workshop on Adaptation and Resilience Solutions, co-organised with YAPU Solutions, Dahiru Muhammed, Chairman of the Presidential Implementation Committee on Technology...