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Facilitating Participatory Development

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We work in the North of Nigeria, and also carry out projects in states throughout the country and at the national level.

To be the leading and most trusted facilitator of evidence-based participatory development in Northern Nigeria.

To build the civil society’s capacity and social capital for participatory development through training, leadership development and systems strengthening.

  1. Integrity: credibility, commitment, reliability and trust.
  2. Independence: impartiality and objectivity. 
  3. Professionalism: principle, performance, confidentiality, commitment to quality service delivery, respect and sensitivity.
  4. Accountability: excellence, responsibility, fiduciary accountability and transparency.
  5. Empowerment: dedication to the development of stakeholders and dRPC’s staff
  6. Creativity: innovation and application of strict corporate governance best practices in delivery of socio-economic investment projects.

Our Projects

The Partnership for Advocacy in Child and Family Health at Scale

Project is a social accountability project implemented through the strategy of partnership building of indigenous CSO’s, champions and activists to ensure the government at national and state levels in Nigeria fulfill commitments to child and family health.

Traditional Leaders For Women and Girls in Northern Nigeria (Emir's Project)

The dRPC has been engaged in working with traditional & religious leaders in Northern Nigeria on social sector issues for over 20 years. It is against this background that it sought the investment of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to work with the Emir of Kano’s Health Committee to improve access to services for women and girls in their Emirate.

NSIP: Third Party Mornitors

dRPC was engaged by the Action Aid Nigeria as Third-party Monitor (TPM) to monitor the implementation of three programme areas of N-SIP (GEEP, N-Power and Home Grown School Feeding) Programme, in Kano state in collaboration with 3 Community-based Organisations: FOMWAN; NEDF; and FOCO.

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Contemporary Issues in Education Policy Implementation and Financing

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Bayelsa Commissioner Visits dRPC, Commends Partnership with NACHPN

The Commissioner of Works and Strategy in Bayelsa State, Chief Mr. Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo has described the partnership between the dRPC and NACHPN under PACFaH@Scale as a commendable step towards improving the nation’s Health sector.
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PACFaH Legislative Advocacy in collaboration with National Assembly & NILS

As part of the efforts to improve Budgetary Allocation to the Health Sector, the Advocacy for Child and Family Health, PACFaH sponsored the Senate Committee on Health to the South African Legislature to collaborate on legislative agenda on Healthcare delivery.
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Communiqué Issued at the One Day NGO/CSOs Stakeholders’ Engagement Meeting to support the Implementation of the Task Shifting and Sharing Policy, 19th of July 2018.

The Federal Ministry of Health, in collaboration with dPRC, with the support of BMGF held a 1- day NGO/CSOs Stakeholders’ engagement on the 19th of July, 2018.The objective of the meeting was to discuss the existing task shifting and sharing policy (TSSP).......
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Stakeholders call for rational use of essential medicine in Nigeria

Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria- Partnership for Advocacy in Child and Family Health at Scale; Centre for Communication and Reproductive Health Services among other stakeholders have called on the 36 States of the federation including Federal Capital Territory, to domesticate the use of National Standard Treatment Guidelines.
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Nigeria needs 10 times more health workers to achieve universal health coverage

Nigeria needs to produce an estimated 450,000 health workers yearly in the next ten years to achieve the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Senior Technical Advisor for Development Research and Project Center (dRPC)-PAS, Emmanuel Abanida, said this in Abuja on Thursday, quoting the World Health Organisation
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