This policy aims to achieve the following: specialized skills acquisition by Nigerians that provides them with the skills required to thrive in a digital economy; job creation through engagement by satellite operators, internet service providers, television stations and households for deploying satellite-based services; among others.

The goal of this Policy is to ensure a 30% increase in the adoption of cloud computing by 2024 among Federal Public Institutions (FPIs).

This Implementation Framework for the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) 2019 builds on the NDPR and the Guideline for the Use of Personal Data by Public Institutions, 2020 to further reinforce Nigeria’s implementation of data protection in a pragmatic and fit-for-purpose manner.

The Ne-GIF is designed to provide guidelines and specifications that enable cross-portfolio service provision by MDAs. It details the principles upon which interoperability will be based, levels and steps for achieving interoperability, challenges of adoption as well as compliance measures and review processes.

The objectives of this Regulation are as follows: to safeguard the rights of natural persons to data privacy; to foster safe conduct for transactions involving the exchange of Personal Data; to prevent manipulation of Personal Data.

The main objective of NGEA is to correct all the anomalies in government processes, information management, and deployment/implementation of ICT projects across the government in about five to ten years.

This is an Act to provide for the establishment of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) and Related Matters.

This document aims to increase access to and utilization of integrated, community-based AHS and BPNS in Kaduna State according to the established and agreed targets (for quality and coverage) to reduce the level of malnutrition in the state of Kaduna.

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.