Welcome to the USAID-funded Health Policy Plus (HP+) project website.
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A webinar on June 25 highlighted Nigeria’s successes in achieving health reform, advanced over two years with support from USAID through HP+. Presenters, including HP+ Project Director Suneeta Sharma, HP+ Nigeria Country Director Frances Ilika, and Osun State Health Insurance Scheme Executive Secretary Adeniyi Oginni, discussed domestic resource mobilization, capacity development of primary healthcare management, and health insurance coverage expansion in the Federal Capital Territory and Abia, Ebonyi, and Osun States. Advancements include the unlocking of US$58 million for health to aid advocacy and policy reform and the enrollment of 345,000 individuals in health insurance schemes in Osun State and the Federal Capital Territory.
A webinar on June 25 highlighted Nigeria’s successes in achieving health reform, advanced over two years with support from USAID through HP+. Presenters, including HP+ Project Director Suneeta Sharma, HP+ Nigeria Country Director Frances Ilika, and Osun State Health Insurance Scheme Executive Secretary Adeniyi Oginni, discussed domestic resource mobilization, capacity development of primary healthcare management, and health insurance coverage expansion in the Federal Capital Territory and Abia, Ebonyi, and Osun States. Advancements include the unlocking of US$58 million for health to aid advocacy and policy reform and the enrollment of 345,000 individuals in health insurance schemes in Osun State and the Federal Capital Territory.
A webinar on June 25 highlighted Nigeria’s successes in achieving health reform, advanced over two years with support from USAID through HP+. Presenters, including HP+ Project Director Suneeta Sharma, HP+ Nigeria Country Director Frances Ilika, and Osun State Health Insurance Scheme Executive Secretary Adeniyi Oginni, discussed domestic resource mobilization, capacity development of primary healthcare management, and health insurance coverage expansion in the Federal Capital Territory and Abia, Ebonyi, and Osun States. Advancements include the unlocking of US$58 million for health to aid advocacy and policy reform and the enrollment of 345,000 individuals in health insurance schemes in Osun State and the Federal Capital Territory.
A webinar on June 25 highlighted Nigeria’s successes in achieving health reform, advanced over two years with support from USAID through HP+. Presenters, including HP+ Project Director Suneeta Sharma, HP+ Nigeria Country Director Frances Ilika, and Osun State Health Insurance Scheme Executive Secretary Adeniyi Oginni, discussed domestic resource mobilization, capacity development of primary healthcare management, and health insurance coverage expansion in the Federal Capital Territory and Abia, Ebonyi, and Osun States. Advancements include the unlocking of US$58 million for health to aid advocacy and policy reform and the enrollment of 345,000 individuals in health insurance schemes in Osun State and the Federal Capital Territory.
A webinar on June 25 highlighted Nigeria’s successes in achieving health reform, advanced over two years with support from USAID through HP+. Presenters, including HP+ Project Director Suneeta Sharma, HP+ Nigeria Country Director Frances Ilika, and Osun State Health Insurance Scheme Executive Secretary Adeniyi Oginni, discussed domestic resource mobilization, capacity development of primary healthcare management, and health insurance coverage expansion in the Federal Capital Territory and Abia, Ebonyi, and Osun States. Advancements include the unlocking of US$58 million for health to aid advocacy and policy reform and the enrollment of 345,000 individuals in health insurance schemes in Osun State and the Federal Capital Territory.
