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26 Oct 26

Why a full stomach doesn’t always mean a well nourished child

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A full stomach doesn't always mean a well-nourished child. HSDF's latest nutrition publication explores the importance of dietary diversity for children aged 6–23 months and how affordable, locally available foods can support healthier growth and development.

10 Jun 26

Evidence Brief: Approaches and Frameworks to Strengthen Associations in Africa

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Many private sector associations across Africa face challenges related to governance, financial sustainability, and member engagement, limiting their ability to deliver long-term value. This evidence brief explores practical approaches and frameworks for building stronger, more resilient, and member-driven associations, drawing lessons from the Connect and Learn for Sustainable Associations (CLOSA)…

05 May 26

When Coordination Meets Reality: Lessons from a TWG Functionality Assessment in Kaduna State

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In Nigeria’s northwest, Kaduna State is home to more than ten million people spread across 23 local government areas. Delivering primary health care (PHC) to a population of this size demands a workforce that is not only large enough but strategically distributed and appropriately skilled. Over the past five years,…

28 Apr 26

Building the Frontline: Kaduna State’s Primary Health Care Workforce

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27 Apr 26

Primary Health Care Workforce Composition, Distribution, and Strengthening Efforts in Kaduna State, Nigeria

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PHC Workforce Composition, Distribution, and Strengthening Efforts in Kaduna State, Nigeria Click the download link to view full resource file Download

21 May 25

The Silent Hunger Holding Nigeria Back and How We Can Beat It

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Author: Kimbery Idoko Malnutrition remains one of Nigeria’s most pressing and persistent challenge in its development journey. Today, 40% of children under five are stunted and 8% are wasted, a […]

20 May 25

Tackling NCDs for the Poorest: Nigeria’s Progress through the Lancet NCDI Poverty Commission

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The global burden of non-communicable diseases and injuries (NCDIs) disproportionately affects the world’s poorest population, those with the least access to prevention, treatment, and care. In response, the Lancet Commission […]

13 Dec 24

Enhancing Labor and Childbirth Services at Ifako-Ijaiye PHCC – A Collaborative Journey with Project Aisha

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Located in the heart of Lagos, Nigeria, Ifako-Ijaiye Primary Health Care Centre (PHCC) has become a cornerstone for maternal health services in its community. Operating 24 hours a day, the […]

08 Jul 24

Improved Monitoring of Labor and Delivery with the Use of Partograph: Spotlight on Babban Dodo Primary Health Centre, Zaria

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Partograph training for Skilled Birth Attendants facilitated by Dr Hauwa Mahmud at Babban Dodo Primary Health Center. Babban Dodo Primary Health Centre (PHC) is a busy facility nestled in the […]

21 Mar 24

HSDF Collaborates with Kano State Ministry of Health and other Key Actors to Improve Access to Better Care for Diabetic Patients in Kano State through the Diabetes Awareness Campaign (DAC) Project

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Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) represent a significant burden on public health globally, with diabetes and hypertension being two of the most prevalent and impactful conditions. Addressing these NCDs requires a comprehensive […]

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