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    NITDA seeks public input on IT project and regulatory instruments

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    The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) is inviting the public to provide feedback on draft documents related to Information Technology (IT) projects and regulations. This initiative reflects NITDA’s commitment to open and collaborative rulemaking.

    Documents Open for Public Review:

    • Guidelines for Licensing IT Projects Clearance Compliance Assurance Firms 2024
    • Regulatory Guidelines for Electronic Invoicing in Nigeria
    • Guidelines for Software Development
    • Guidelines for Software Testing
    • Amendment to the Guidelines for Clearance of IT Projects for Federal Public Institutions (FPIs)

    Key Points:

    • The new guidelines aim to ensure efficient and standardized management of IT projects within Federal Public Institutions (FPIs).
    • Electronic invoicing guidelines aim to promote transparency, enhance e-government automation, and support Nigeria’s fiscal development.
    • Software development guidelines will establish minimum quality, security, and operational standards for government software.
    • Software testing guidelines aim to strengthen the local software testing market and improve government service efficiency.

    How to Participate:

    The draft documents are available for download and public review on the NITDA website: https://nitda.gov.ng/draft-regulatory-instruments/

    NITDA encourages public participation to develop comprehensive and effective regulatory instruments. Diverse perspectives will help ensure the guidelines best serve the IT industry and foster a thriving digital economy in Nigeria.

    Submission Deadline:

    Stakeholders are advised to  send in their review to regulations@nitda.gov.ng on or before 26th November 2024.

     

     

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