Nigeria Private Health Sector Assessment

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This brief is a summary of the Nigeria private health sector assessment conducted by the SHOPS project in 2010. Ananya Price prepared this brief which presents the assessment methods, findings, and the following key recommendations:

  1. Expand the supply of quality private sector health services in reproductive health/family planning
  2. Enhance demand for private sector RH/FP services
  3. Create an enabling policy environment for the private sector
  4. Ensure effective donor coordination for strengthening the private health sector
  5. Support a rigorous research agenda for the private health sector

 

To increase utilization of all modern family planning methods through the private sector, efforts need to be made by the government and its development partners to effectively link active and targeted demand-creation efforts to supply side strategies, to create an effective policy environment, and to pursue a rigorous research agenda for this sector to reach its maximum potential.

Author

SHOPS Project

Contributor

SHOPS Project

Published
August 2012
Resource Types
Brief
Country
Nigeria
Technical Area
Private Health Sector Assessments
Health Area
Family Planning
Keywords
Africa
contraceptives
private sector assessment
Current Downloads
68

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