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Nigeria Charts a Path Toward Climate-Resilient Health Systems as States Begin Domestication of Health National Adaptation Plan

In a significant stride toward building a climate-resilient health system, the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (FMoH&SW), in partnership with Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)/Lafiya Programme, convened a three-day workshop to develop a roadmap for the domestication of Nigeria’s Health National Adaptation Plan (HNAP) for nine pilot... read more →
May 09

Aligning Health Budgets with UHC Goals: Stakeholders Meet to Co-create Evidence-Based Strategies

Reforming public health expenditure is crucial for Nigeria’s health policy goals, particularly in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This requires increased budget allocations and expenditure, and ensuring that available resources are efficiently and effectively utilized to improve healthcare delivery. However, persistent challenges in health financing continue to hinder progress toward... read more →
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Assessing the Implications of LGA Financial Autonomy for PHC Delivery

Following the Supreme Court’s judgement that granted Local Government Authorities (LGAs) financial autonomy, DGI Consult commissioned research to explore the potential implications of the autonomy on primary health care delivery, funded by the International Rescue Committee (IRC). The policy analysis assessed the potential implications of the LGA financial autonomy for... read more →
Apr 22

NHIA Identifies Partnership Coordination as Catalyst for Attaining Universal Health Coverage

As part of efforts geared towards repositioning the NHIA and putting Nigeria on the UHC trajectory, the current NHIA leadership has outlined strategic goals focused on expanding coverage, promoting equity, improving quality of care, and enhancing market efficiency. Achieving these goals will require key enablers, including citizen-centred engagement, effective use... read more →