Federal Ministry of Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Affairs

The Federal Ministry of Special Duties and Inter-Governmental Affairs is a key institution in Nigeria's federal governance structure, responsible for coordinating special projects and maintaining effective relationships between different tiers of government. The ministry serves as a crucial link between federal, state, and local governments, ensuring smooth implementation of cross-cutting initiatives and special programs.

This ministry plays a vital role in promoting cooperative federalism and enhancing the efficiency of government operations across all levels.

Core Functions and Responsibilities:

• Coordinating special projects and programs across different tiers of government
• Facilitating inter-governmental relations and cooperation between federal, state, and local governments
• Monitoring and evaluating the implementation of special intervention programs
• Managing relationships with development partners and international organizations
• Overseeing special initiatives aimed at improving public service delivery
• Coordinating multi-sectoral and cross-cutting government programs
• Supporting capacity building and institutional strengthening across government levels
• Promoting policy coherence and alignment between different tiers of government
• Managing special intervention funds and ensuring their effective utilization
• Facilitating dialogue and collaboration between government entities

This dashboard provides comprehensive insights into the ministry's budget allocation, expenditure patterns, and performance metrics across its various programs and initiatives. It reflects the ministry's commitment to transparency and effective resource management in executing its mandate of coordinating special duties and fostering inter-governmental cooperation.