 By 2030, renewable energy is expected to contribute about 20% share in the available electricity mix To achieve a 9% and 13% contribution of hydroelectricity (both large and small hydro) to the nation’s electricity generation mix by 2015 and 2020 respectively To achieve a 1% contribution of wind energy to the nation’s electricity generation mix by 2020 To achieve a 3% and 6% contribution of solar energy to the nation’s electricity generation mix by 2020 and 2030 respectively To achieve a 2% power generation capacity using biomass resource by 2020 Energy Efficiency - By the end of 2015, efficient lighting will be used by 20% of the households, 40% by 2020 and almost 100% by 2030 - For high-energy consuming sectors (transport, power and industrial sectors), efficient energy technologies will be progressively introduced as well as other demand side management measures such as peak load management when possible. Compared with the current 2015 level, energy efficiency will increase by at least 20% by 2020 and 50% by 2030 - Achieve 10% biofuel blends by 2020 using locally produced renewable bio-fuel from secondary biomass The third pillar of Nigeria’s vision 20:2020 is to foster Sustainable Social & Economic Development by: Establishing a competitive business environment characterized by sustained macroeconomic stability; Developing sufficient and efficient infrastructure to support sustained economic growth; Preserving the environment for sustainable socio-economic development. To achieve a technology-driven renewable energy sector that harnesses the nation’s resources to complement its fossil fuel consumption and guarantees energy security. It is expected that the electricity supply industry will be private sector led with government providing an appropriate legal and regulatory environment for private capital investment. 3. Management of Water Resources for Sustainable Development  Water resources is one of the key drivers of any nation’s economy for development. It plays a dual role in the economy, both as infrastructure and as service commodity. The goods and services provided by water resources play a significant role in achieving Nigeria’s Vision 20:2020, African Vision on Water, Change Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). From the infrastructure view point, water is pivotal in Agriculture, marine Transport, hydropower generation and sanitation. Nigeria’s socio-economy sector, including agriculture, industry and sanitation rely heavily on water resources and related services. Improved access to water services and efficient management of water resources contribute significantly to economic growth and development. In the global focus on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), water resources is under Goal 6 which ensures availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all. Besides Goal 6, all other goals depend on efficient management of water resources 119