Nigeria's vision on climate change is set out in its recently updated National Climate Change Policy, for 2021-2030 to promote low-carbon, climate-resilient and gender-responsive sustainable socio economic development. More recent work carried out in 2020 and 2021, to inform the development of a long-term low emission development strategy, has expanded on this from a 2050 perspective. The proposed vision is that: By 2050, Nigeria is a country of low-carbon, climate-resilient, high-growth circular economy that reduces its current level of emissions by 50% and is moving towards having net-zero emissions across all sectors of its development in a gender-responsive manner. This vision therefore introduces some additional priorities, such as the development of a circular economy and gender equality. This new vision can only be achieved by properly embedding climate considerations into all aspects of the economy and society, and by mainstreaming the above vision into the nation's development and planning. This means being reflected in the proposed Agenda 2050 strategy, as well as nearer term National Development Plans. More information on links to such priorities are set out in Section 2.3 below.