The National Income Activation Initiative (NIAI) works with vendors, businesses, institutions, NGOs, development partners, private sector partners, government-aligned partners, and service providers who are committed to creating practical income opportunities for women and youth.
This page outlines the expectations, responsibilities, and compliance requirements for all vendors and partners participating in the NIAI pilot and related activation programs.
Vendor & Partner Expectations
All vendors and partners are expected to:
- Complete the required onboarding and screening process.
- Provide accurate information about their products, services, pricing, commissions, payment terms, delivery process, and customer service responsibilities.
- Clearly state how participants will earn income through sales, referrals, service delivery, affiliate codes, or other approved activation models.
- Submit weekly or periodic reports on participant activity, verified sales, commissions, payments, and other agreed performance indicators.
- Maintain transparency in commission calculations and participant payments.
- Comply with applicable laws, ethical standards, and fair business practices.
- Avoid making false promises or guaranteed income claims to participants.
- Protect participant data and use it only for approved NIAI-related purposes.
- Avoid unauthorized use of government names, logos, endorsements, or claims without written approval.
- Cooperate with NIAI, partners, and monitoring teams for reporting, verification, and impact tracking.
NIAI reserves the right to review, suspend, or remove any vendor or partner who fails to meet the required standards, violates participant trust, misrepresents the initiative, or does not comply with agreed reporting and activation requirements.
Contact
For vendor and partner onboarding, collaboration, or reporting inquiries, please contact:
Email: info@niainigeria.org
