The ADDIS process and the co-creation of the Nigeria Startup Act

This case traces the policy-making journey of the Nigerian Startup Act over five years, examining the application of the “ADDIS Process” on a complex problem, the overhaul of public policies affecting entrepreneurs. The ADDIS Process is a collective intelligence framework developed by the pan-African Innovation for Policy Foundation (i4Policy) and developed through participatory practice in more than fifty countries.

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