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This study analysed the impact of climate change and institutional quality on
agricultural productivity in Nigeria. The study used agricultural output as a proxy for
agricultural productivity. In order to examine the hypotheses under the study, the Johansen co-
integration test was used to test the time-series properties of the variables. Adopting the
Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) estimation technique, the results from the study revealed that
some climate change and institutional quality variables have significant impacts on agricultural
productivity in Nigeria. In line with these findings, the study recommended among many others
that policy makers and the Nigerian government should strengthen efforts towards
strengthening institutional variables, integrating climate smart agriculture and investing in
agricultural technology (agro-tech) to enhance and improve agricultural productivity in the
economy.
