The development Research and Projects Centre (dRPC), in collaboration with ALiGN ODI-UK, held a significant workshop on October 31st, 2023. The workshop titled “Gender Research in Nigeria Information Dissemination Workshop” aimed to present and discuss the extensive research study titled…
The dRPC supported the National Association of Community Health Practitioners of Nigeria (NACHPN), a PACFaH@Scale partner, to advocate to the representative of the Sultan of Sokoto and Deputy Chair of the Northern Traditional Leaders Committee on PHC – His Highness…
One year after the PAS project, PAS CSOs in five states continue to shape the health sector priorities of the incoming government. Their agenda-setting activities leveraged their expertise, community-based networks, and evidence-based advocacy to shape the government’s agenda and ensure…
A one-day international summit organized by the Africa Islamic Economic Foundation and the Duke Logistics and Consult Limited with the support of the dRPC held in Abuja. The summit brought together participants from the Islamic Development Bank, academics, the business…
The dRPC collaborated with the Society of Obstetrics and Gynecologists of Nigeria (SOGON) through a recently organized workshop to enhance the association’s subnational leader’s capacity to conduct evidence-informed advocacy to reduce maternal mortality in four Nigerian states. This process was…
The 10th National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was formally inaugurated on Tuesday, 13th June 2023, and will run its course until June 2027. With the appointment of the chairpersons of the health committees and the expansion of…
The dRPC supported the Presidential Health Reform Committee in developing the Committee Report that will serve as a roadmap for health to move Nigeria closer to its Universal Health Coverage aspirations. This report was delivered to His Excellency, President Muhammadu…
The dRPC is a mission-driven Nigerian civil society organization dedicated to strengthening the capacity of local organizations to implement development interventions and mobilizing funds from international donors to re-grant to local groups with 30 years of experience catalyzing resilience within…
Nigeria’s healthcare system faces significant challenges, with only 3% of the GDP and 5.03% of the total budget allocated to health, a far cry from the African Union’s recommended benchmark of 15%. Most healthcare spending is out-of-pocket, leaving most Nigerians…
