dRPC-PAS increased efforts to support the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies ( NIPSS) who’s focus of this year’s executive course is on health by exposing focal executives of NIPSS to key learnings from international counterparts in the AHAIC 2019.
As national and sub-national governments look forward to meeting their family planning objectives and targets by the year 2020, we are seeing low client acceptor owing to long lasting issues such as attitude of health workers, movement of clients, need for more stores, lack of consumables and data disparity as some of the challenges to meeting this target.
For the year 2019 the Child Health Foundation (CHF) wishes to receive proposals from registered non-governmental organizations (NGO)s) for innovative research or innovative service projects directed at improving the health and well-being of new-born infants during their first month of life.
Statement issued by a Coalition of Civil Society Organizations and Professional Associations Working with the Pacfah@Scale Project at a Press Conference on Monday December 10, to Commemorate the 2018 International Universal Health Coverage Day in Abuja
Introduction to Universal Health Financing and the role of this in a Sustainable UHC System. Dr Muhammed Dogo, former ES, National Health Insurance Scheme.
dRPC PAS organised a side session to engage government, civil society organisations and new state actors on innovations, Inclusiveness and investment in family planning in Nigeria.
Nigeria being the most populous country in Africa with a population of 198 million and growth rate of 3 percent (NPC 2018), has made Family Planning issues very important in the country.
Photo Video Documentation of NGO Activites and Photojournalism
The TOT training on LARC commenced by 9 a.m. at the SFH Learning Centre with the recap of activities from day 1.
Today’s training session was attended by all 25 master trainers and the program director for SSDO, the CEO WACHEF, CEO RAHI with members of the dRPC team.
