BudgIT, a civic-tech organization leading the advocacy for transparency, accountability, and effective service delivery in Nigeria, calls for an immediate release of a transparency and accountability plan to ensure President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's promises are fulfilled following the President’s July 31st national broadcast concerning the nation’s current economic crisis.
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Tracka, BudgIT’s service delivery promotion platform, has discovered that a total of N81.7 billion was allocated to the construction of solar street lights in the 2023 FG Capital and Constituency projects.
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BudgIT, a leading public data organisation focused on raising active citizens and civic leaders to improve governance by bridging the information gap between the government and citizens, has launched its interactive FG Budget Dashboard, a web-based platform that provides quick access to the Federal Government’s budget data at a disaggregated level across all Ministries, Departments and Agencies.
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Civichive, an innovation hub of BudgIT, committed to the principles of open data and governance, citizen participation, and data transparency, has released a policy review of Atiku Abubakar’s 2023 Presidential Manifesto. In this review, some of the key highlights of Atiku’s manifesto include raising GDP per capita to US$5,000 by 2030, creating 3 million new jobs, lifting 10 million poor …
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BudgIT, a foremost civic-tech organisation leading the advocacy for fiscal transparency and accountability in Nigeria, has launched the 2022 edition of its annual States of States report titled; Sustainable Governance Reforms for a New Era.
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BudgIT, a foremost civic-tech organisation leading the advocacy for transparency and accountability in Nigeria’s public finance, expresses disapproval over certain state governments’ refusal to pay
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Tracka, BudgIT’s service delivery promotion platform which allows citizens to collaborate, track and give feedback on public projects in their communities, has established that N58.2 billion of the N100 billion Constituency Projects were allocated to empowerment projects, which are customarily vague and challenging to track.
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