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PRESIDENTIALENABLING BUSINESSENVIRONMENT COUNCIL (PEBEC)ENABLING BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT

Next Steps:The National Action Plan 2.0 (NAP 2.0)

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NAP 2.0 Reform Initiatives

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Starting a Business

Dealing with Construction

Permits

Registering Property

Getting Electricity

Getting Credit

PayingTaxes

Trading Across

Borders

Enforcing Contract

Selling to the Government

Entry & Exit of People

Trading Within Nigeria

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Initiatives Expected Results Owners

1. Starting a Business

Eliminate inspection for business premises registration

Drive adoption of e-registration for company registration

One less procedure and 72 hours saved in registering a business in Kano state

Close manual registration portals in 10 additional states

Kano State Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Cooperatives and Tourism

Kano State Ministry of Commerce, Industry, Cooperatives and Tourism

Joint Tax Board

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2. Dealing with Construction Permits

Drive usage of the e-planning platform

Reduce cost and time to obtain development permits

50% more users on the e-planning platform

Fully operational electronic payment system with options for POS and bank transfers

LASG Physical Planning Permit Authority

Create and implement an independent dispute resolution mechanism for compliance issues related to building code requirements

Faster and more e�cient dispute resolution

Kano State Bureau for Land Management

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LASG O�ce of Surveyor General

Ensure availability of land information online

Complete land plot information available online

Clearly defined fee schedules made available to public

Statistical information on land disputes available online

Well-defined procedural requirements

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Simplify and optimize the process of obtaining the Governor’s Consent in Lagos and Kano States

Strict adherence to the 30- day process to obtain the Governor’s Consent in Lagos State

E-signature accepted for Governors’ Consent in Lagos and Kano


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3. Registering Property

LASG Land Bureau

Kano State Bureau for Land Management

Lagos State Government

Kano State Government


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NERC

Further reduce time to get connected to the grid by deploying online systems

Ensure compliance to revised procedures and timelines for getting connected to the grid

Reduce time for getting electricity by 10 days

Notice based system for works that involve crossing of road

Compliance with 5 procedures and 44 day timeline for new connections to the grid


4. Getting Electricity

EKEDC

IKEDC

KEDCO


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National Collateral Registry

Improve access to credit by driving usage of the National Collateral Registry

Increase number of financial institutions on the collateral registry – registering at least 300 microfinance banks

Facilitate the usage of credit bureaus for the provision of credit data and credit scoring

Public awareness of availability of credit reports

Increased usage of credit scoring services by banks and other financial institutions


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5. Getting Credit

CRC Credit Bureau Ltd

XDS Credit Bureau Ltd

CR Services (Credit Bureau) Plc

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CBN

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FMFSimplify the process and reduce the time for paying taxes

All large and medium size enterprises to be registered on e-filing system

Reduce average time for filing and paying taxes by 50%


6. Paying Taxes

CBN

FIRS

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Enable quicker and easier movement of goods across borders

Joint examination of import cargo in Lagos (led by NCS) and prevent multiple inspections

Compliance with 48-hour SLA for automated scheduling process by pre-shipment inspection agents

Compliance with 24-hour SLA for processing of Net Export Proceeds (NXP) Form

Compliance with reduced documentation for exports (7 documents) and imports (8 documents)


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7. Trading Across Borders

NCS

NPA

FMF


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Lagos State JudiciaryReduce the time it takes to

resolve cases related to commercial contracts

Specialized magistrates trained to handle commercial cases


8. Enforcing Contract

Kano State Judiciary

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Simplify the government procurement process for SMEs

Clear guidelines and documentation for selling to the government (applicable to SMEs)

BPP to ensure full compliance of relevant government agencies to laid down procedures and timelines


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9. Selling to the Government

BPP


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FAANImprove the experience of travelers entering and leaving Nigeria

Decrease time spent at the airports

Streamline processes for entering the country

Single Passenger Clearance system at airports to reduce average clearance time by 50%

Processing and approval of Temporary Work Permit (TWP) within 48 hours

Automated Expatriate Quota (EQ) application process at the Federal Ministry of Interior (FMI)


10. Entry & Exit of People

FMI

NIS

NCS

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Simplify the process of registering food and drugs at NAFDAC

Clarify required documentation and procedures

Define timelines for registration

Enforce removal of illegal roadblocks

Trademark registry to clear backlog of outstanding marks

90-day processing timeline for registration of food and drugs in Nigeria

Clearly defined fees and processes for registering a product with NAFDAC to be published online

Published list of all approved checkpoints, available online and disseminated in local media

Elimination of illegal roadblocks on major trading routes in the country

Approximately 30,000 outstanding marks to be published


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11. Trading Within Nigeria

NCS

NAFDAC

Trademarks Patent and Designs Registry

NPF


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The underlying key objectives are……


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In Summary


Foster cooperationbetween the Ministries,

Departments, and Agencies and also

across States, National Assembly and Private

Sector Effective Coordination

between all the relevant agencies to

provide a unified view of implications and

improvementsProper planning to

eliminate the criticalbinding constraints

Build the capacity of the Agencies to deliver

Strengthen the capabilities of the Agencies for the

longterm, to sustain theimprovements on an

ongoing basis

Strengthen political will and determination by

the government to effect changes andimprovement

Foster cooperationbetween the Ministries,

Departments, and Agencies and also across States, National Assembly and

Private Sector

Effective Coordinationbetween all the relevant

agencies to provide a unified view of implications and

improvements

Proper planning toeliminate the criticalbinding constraints

Be a ‘moving target’ tomake Nigeria a

progressively easier place to do business

Means to constantlymeasure and monitor

the improvements

Effect hands-onimplementation support

for the changes andimprovements

INSTITUTIONALIZATION COLLABORATION CONTINUOUSIMPROVEMENT


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Regulatory Experience Survey

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Dear Respondent,

In furtherance of the Ease of Doing Business reforms of His Excellency President Muhammadu Buhari, the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) was formed to progressively and sustainably make Nigeria an easier place to do business.

PEBEC is supported by the Enabling Business Environment Secretariat (EBES), which is responsible as part of its mission for engaging with key stakeholders in Nigeria's business and economic environment, of which you are a valued member.

We are reaching out to you to help shape our initiatives and inform our understanding of the community's experiences of doing business in the country – in particular, how you have interacted with regulatory agencies relevant to your industry or sector in the past six months.

in an aggregated form only.

On behalf of the PEBEC, we thank you in advance for your participation.

Best regards,

Dr. Jumoke Oduwole

*Required

1. What industry or sector do you operate in? *Mark only one oval.

Agriculture

Construction/Real Estate

Consumer Goods

Automobiles/Auto Parts

Financial Services

Healthcare

Mining, Solid Minerals

Oil and Gas

Media/Entertainment

Hotels and Hospitality

Power Generation

Shipping

Others


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Regulatory Experience Survey

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2. Mention 1 regulator within your industry that you have interacted with in the past 6months? *

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4. On a scale of 1 to 5: How would you rate the performance of the regulator during yourinteraction. *Mark only one oval.

1 2 3 4 5

Excellent

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6. What was the outcome of your interaction with the regulator? *Mark only one oval.

Positive: It was to my advantage

Negative: It was to my disadvantage

SOURCEEnabling Business Environment Secretariat


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A snapshot of our future

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SEPTEMBER 2017

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PEBEC/EBES Office: Office: 4th Floor, Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC), Plot No. 1181 Aguiyi Ironsi Street, Maitama, Abuja


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