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Contributing to Rapid and Sustained Scale-up of Malaria Control Intervention for Impact in Nigeria

To supplement existing malaria control activities in Nigeria, this project will work in Niger and Kebbi states to scale up and expand integrated case management of malaria, pneumonia and diarrhoea. To achieve this goal, the project will hinge on four key strategies: (1) increase access to integrated community case management (iCCM) services and commodities, (2) improve performance of community-owned resource persons (CORPs), (3) strengthen links between iCCM services and communities to increase demand, and (4) strengthen federal and state Ministry of Health capacity to support and sustain iCCM scale-up. 


Integrated community case management in Kebbi and Niger states:
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Start Date:01/06/2015End Date:31/03/2017Country:NigeriaRegion:AfricaKeywords:Malaria, iCCM, Childhood illnesses,MalariaDonor:Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and MalariaBudget:366,485,082.45 (NGN - from FMOH) + 25,031,475 (NGN - from WHO) Prime Recipient:Federal Ministry of Health (NMEP); World Health Organization

 

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