BIN
Digital infrastructure
Identity, verification, consent and trusted programme data.
Raw Materials Research and Development Council
Institutional Home and Public-Sector Anchor of LCDBO
A National Industrial Transformation Programme
LCDBO model
A reduced-friction industrial development pathway that moves MSMEs from identity and readiness into clusters, finance, markets, and export growth.
Three connected layers move businesses from trusted identity to industrial participation and investment mobilisation.
BIN
Identity, verification, consent and trusted programme data.
LCDBO
MSME enablement, cluster participation and market readiness.
SICIP
Strategic investors, project pipelines and funding partnerships.
A practical progression from capability acquisition to commercial scale.
Mobilise MSMEs, assess capability, organise clusters, and define required infrastructure.
Validate production capacity, standards readiness, technical support, and market evidence.
Move businesses into financing, procurement, exports, and measurable job creation.
Expand production, strengthen supply chains, grow exports, and replicate proven cluster models.
Each milestone becomes a visible programme state, giving MSMEs and institutions a shared operating picture.
The LCDBO model combines digital identity, research commercialisation, production infrastructure, investment readiness and market access into one pathway.
Component 01
Develop coordinated production ecosystems across local raw-material and value-chain opportunities.
Component 02
Bring MSMEs, associations and productive enterprises into trusted DBIN identity and participation records.
Component 03
Move R&D, inventions and raw-material knowledge into products, production capability and enterprise growth.
Component 04
Coordinate industrial parks, power, water, logistics, research facilities, skills centres and broadband infrastructure.
Component 05
Build investable pipelines for equity, debt, guarantees, blended finance, development capital and private investment.
Component 06
Connect youth, artisans, retirees, NYSC SAED pathways and enterprise training to production opportunities.
Component 07
Link cluster production to procurement, offtake, AfCFTA, export channels and non-oil market expansion.
Component 08
Align federal, state, LGA, MDA, association and private-sector actors around accountable implementation.
Component 09
Plan local protection, community participation and resilience measures for industrial hubs.
Component 10
Use DBIN identity, workflow, reporting and intelligence layers to support governed delivery and transparency.
For scale and accountability, the model positions implementation around engineering, procurement, construction and management coordination with institutional partners and host communities.
Delivery accountability
The Special Quasi-EPCM model supports engineering coordination, project preparation, procurement planning, construction oversight, operational mobilisation, cluster management and institutional accountability.
Policy formulation, regulation, national funding and infrastructure investment.
Industrial land, equity contribution, local infrastructure, investment promotion and skills development.
Community mobilisation, cluster management, local market development and equity contribution.
Investment, manufacturing, technology and market expansion.
Credit, guarantees, working capital and investment financing.
Technical assistance, capacity building, grants and innovation support.
Research, product development, skills training and technology transfer.
Community participation, local support and protection of project assets and hubs.
The operating model is supported by economic, security, infrastructure, transport, social, power and broadband milestone programmes.
SEID
SSAD
SID
TRID
HHEID
EPID
IBID
80%
MSME production, suppliers, artisans, cooperatives, and small manufacturers
20%
Large enterprise anchors, offtakers, financiers, and infrastructure partners
An inclusive supplier ecosystem anchored by commercial demand.
Build beyond oil
MSMEs, states, investors, associations, technical partners, and institutions can enter through DBIN without creating a separate account system.