CBI Webinar on Nation Building & the crucial role of Civil Society
CBI is hosting a webinar on May 28 2020, with Citizens Connect themed “The crucial role of Civil society in Nation building” to discuss lingering issues.
Regulatory Conversations
All posts on highlights from the Regulatory Conversations event series
Highlights from Regulatory Conversations 6.0
CBI, in its commitment to building integrity in the business environment, hosted the 6th Regulatory Conversations on 5th March, 2020 at the Civic Centre, Lagos.
Highlights from Regulatory Conversations 5.0
The fifth edition of Regulatory Conversations (RC 5.0) series, themed “National Integrity Barometer: A Roadmap for 2020” took place on the 10th of December 2019. It addressed the various private-led integrity interventions in the systems and institutions in the Nation as well as provided the platform to discuss the effectiveness of the interventions.
Highlights from Regulatory Conversations 4.0
On Tuesday, September 24, 2019, the Convention on Business Integrity (CBI) in partnership with ActionAid, Nigerian Economic Summit Group, Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Business Day Newspapers and Proshare hosted its 4th installment in the series of the “Regulatory Conversations”
Regulatory Conversations 3.0: Highlights and Outcomes
This third Regulatory Conversations (RC3.0) focused on the activities of the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) and its operational arm, the Enabling Business Environment Secretariat (EBES) charged with the realisation of the initiatives.
Highlights from Regulatory Conversations 2.0
The second edition of Regulatory Conversations with the theme “The Nigerian Regulatory Framework in the Maritime Sector”, held on Tuesday 15th January, 2019 in Abuja.
Highlights from Regulatory Conversations 1.0
This forum, ‘The Role of Effective Nigerian Regulatory Actions in Attracting and Retaining Foreign Direct Investment’, held on 18 September 2018 in Lagos, was conceived as part of a new series of ‘Regulatory Conversations’ in response to recent regulatory actions in Nigeria.