Sterling One Foundation, in collaboration with the Office of the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the United Nations System and partners of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS), would convene the ASIS 2026 High-Level Policy Engagement today at the State House Conference Centre, Abuja.
The session will bring together senior government leaders, chief executives, development partners, investors and civil society leaders to advance results-driven partnerships for inclusive growth, foundational learning, women and youth empowerment and national development delivery.
The engagement, co-hosted by the Office of the Vice President and Sterling One Foundation, will serve as a national platform to translate continental commitments into country-level actions — aligning policy reform, private sector mobilisation and development finance around Nigeria’s most urgent priorities –education, jobs, skills, financial inclusion, health, entrepreneurship and institutional strengthening.
Themed ‘Scaling Action – Driving Inclusive Growth through Policy and Innovation’, the high-level engagement will bring together over 200 senior leaders from government, private
enterprise, development institutions, civil society and the diplomatic community.
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With only five years left to achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the convening is designed to drive policy reforms, unlock innovative and blended financing and accelerate implementation across Nigeria’s most critical development priorities.
Now in its fifth year, the ASIS has become a leading private sector-led continental platform for mobilising public-private collaboration to accelerate progress on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Co-convened by Sterling One Foundation and the United Nations, ASIS has consistently elevated the role of policy innovation, partnerships and impact financing in addressing Africa’s most pressing social and economic challenges.
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