Governance and verification
Steps
- Lagos State Emergency Management Agency leads a 90-day flood and heat trigger table with NiMet, NIHSA, LGAs, and facility owners.
- Lagos drainage and waste agencies publish a pre-rainy-season maintenance list tied to local government asset plan priorities.
- State finance/planning teams package top Lagos projects for national climate-adaptation finance and multilateral lender appraisal.
Partners
Lagos State Emergency Management Agency and LGA emergency desks for alerts, shelters, and impact logs, Lagos Ministry of Environment/Drainage Services and waste-management teams for rainy-season drainage delivery, Nigerian Meteorological Agency and Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency for rainfall, flood, and heat thresholds, Water and transport operators, including port/ferry/BRT stakeholders, for critical-access continuity
Priority sites
Drainage canals, culverts, outfalls, and solid-waste choke points serving Lagos informal settlements exposed to intense rainfall flooding, Lagoon/creek corridor waterfront roads, wharves, pump stations, and low-lying housing exposed to compound coastal/lagoon flooding, Clinics, schools, markets, and shelters in dense Lagos neighborhoods exposed to heat stress, outages, and flood-isolated access
Metrics
number of priority drains cleared before rainy season, flooded road-hours at mapped Lagos critical-access points, clinic/shelter hours maintained during heat or outage events, households reached by alerts in informal settlements