Abstract
Purpose: This paper critically examines the progress and challenges associated with implementing Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG 13) in Nigeria, focusing on combating climate change and its impacts. Method: Adopting a qualitative research paradigm, this study conducts an in-depth analysis of governmental and non-governmental efforts related to SDG 13 in Nigeria. It involves thorough investigation and qualitative assessment to understand the challenges and advancements in implementing climate-related initiatives. Results and Conclusion: While full domestication of SDG 13 remains unachieved in Nigeria, promising efforts are observed at the local level, with active engagement in climate action planning by government and non-governmental agencies. Strategic recommendations are proposed to improve implementation. Implications of research: The study suggests enhancing institutional coordination and fostering collaboration among government agencies, local governments, community groups, and stakeholders to collectively address climate challenges in Nigeria. Originality/Value: This research's originality lies in its analysis of the Nigerian context, offering strategic recommendations to bolster climate action through inclusive engagement and resource pooling. The utilization of qualitative research methods adds depth to understanding the complexities of SDG 13 implementation in Nigeria.
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