The Green Dot is the National Family Planning logo. This document provides the necessary details about the brand. Green Dot’s objective is to serve as a quick memory aid for the general public on the location of public and private outlets where family planning/childbirth spacing services can be obtained.

This document details the Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria (ANRiN) Project, nutrition in Nigeria and adolescent health in Kaduna.

This blueprint aims to provide adequate guidance in the implementation activities of service delivery, supplies and commodities management, demand generation, social and behaviour change communication, regulation, policy and financing.

This manual is targeted at reinforcing and strengthening practical family planning skills, techniques on counselling, clinical service provision, and contraceptive logistics management system.

This National guideline is designed to facilitate the comprehensive roll-out of the DMPA-SC Strategic Plan even to the hard-to-reach parts of the country.

The Directors of the Federal Ministry of Health met in Calabar, Cross River State, in 2016 for a Leadership Development Programme branded – Integrated Supply Chain Leaders Development (ISCLD) programme. This manual summarizes the goals and objectives of the training.

This document outlines the guidelines for the safe termination of pregnancy within the legal framework, in circumstances where the continuation of such pregnancies threaten the lives of the women, thereby contributing to the reduction of maternal morbidity and mortality in Nigeria.

An Act to establish the Federal Colleges of Education listed in the Act, whose function among other things shall be to provide full-time teaching and research.

The goal of this strategic framework is to facilitate the implementation of the National Adolescent Health Policy to improve the quality of life of young persons in Nigeria. The situation analysis covers nutrition, accidents, drug abuse, education, among others.

This training manual is divided into six modules with relevant sessions carefully selected to increase knowledge, build skills and enhance the capacity of peer educators to act as positive change agents. The modules discuss cover peer education, life management skills and behaviour change, adolescent health, promotion of personal hygiene, gender awareness and sensitivity, and the monitoring and evaluating peer education programmes.

This manual introduces the National Council of Health and provides user functions and a navigational guide for activities that include: registration of delegates to attend NCH meetings, development and submission of memos, and tracking of NCH resolutions.

This manual lists essential medicines that include analgesics, antipyretics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines, anti-convulsant, anaesthetics, antidotes, anti-infective medicines, anti-migraine medicines, among others.

This document details the legislative frameworks, policies and strategic documents and programs implemented by the Buhari Administration towards achieving universal health coverage. It highlights various projects and initiatives implemented by departments and agencies under the Federal Ministry of Health.

This manual lists essential medicines for children that includes preoperative medicines, antiallergics, medicines used in anaphylaxis, anti-convulsant, anaesthetics, antidotes, anti-infective medicines, immunological, among others.

This manual lists essential medicines for children that includes preoperative medicines, antiallergics, medicines used in anaphylaxis, anti-convulsant, anaesthetics, antidotes, anti-infective medicines, immunological, among others.

Nigeria Every Newborn Action Plan lays out a vision and a plan for Nigeria to end preventable new-born deaths and stillbirths, accelerate progress, and scale up high-impact, cost-effective interventions. It serves as a framework for Nigeria’s 36 states to develop their area-specific action plans.

This plan details what data needs to be collected, how best they should be collected and how the results of the National Strategic Health Development Plan I should be disseminated and used.

This operations manual underscores and assures the focus of the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund on current health priorities: reproductive, maternal, child, adolescent health and nutrition, non-communicable diseases screening and emergency services (road traffic injuries i.e. RTIs).

The Nigeria ICT Innovation and Entrepreneurship Vision (NIIEV), comprises policy recommendations and incentives designed to strengthen the Nigerian technology entrepreneurship ecosystem. It consists of the following sections: Digital Infrastructure; Education Reform, Skills Development and R&D; and, Support the Ecosystem for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

The goal of this strategic framework is to reduce HIV/AIDS incidence and prevalence by at least 25%, and provide equitable prevention, care, treatment, and support while mitigating its impact amongst women, children and other vulnerable groups and the general population in Nigeria by 2009.