Welcome to the USAID-funded Health Policy Plus (HP+) project website.
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With HP+ support, the Nigerian National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) developed and disseminated a Domestic Resource Mobilization and Sustainability Strategy, which can mobilize up to US$662 million for Nigeria’s HIV program by 2025. HP+ worked with NACA through a multisectoral and collaborative process to assess the health financing landscape for HIV in Nigeria and develop feasible strategies to raise tangible resources for the HIV program. Implementation of the strategy across all states will reduce Nigeria’s dependence on donors, increase access to quality HIV services, improve HIV outcomes, and ensure the sustainability of the HIV response.
With HP+ support, the Nigerian National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) developed and disseminated a Domestic Resource Mobilization and Sustainability Strategy, which can mobilize up to US$662 million for Nigeria’s HIV program by 2025. HP+ worked with NACA through a multisectoral and collaborative process to assess the health financing landscape for HIV in Nigeria and develop feasible strategies to raise tangible resources for the HIV program. Implementation of the strategy across all states will reduce Nigeria’s dependence on donors, increase access to quality HIV services, improve HIV outcomes, and ensure the sustainability of the HIV response.
With HP+ support, the Nigerian National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) developed and disseminated a Domestic Resource Mobilization and Sustainability Strategy, which can mobilize up to US$662 million for Nigeria’s HIV program by 2025. HP+ worked with NACA through a multisectoral and collaborative process to assess the health financing landscape for HIV in Nigeria and develop feasible strategies to raise tangible resources for the HIV program. Implementation of the strategy across all states will reduce Nigeria’s dependence on donors, increase access to quality HIV services, improve HIV outcomes, and ensure the sustainability of the HIV response.
