SDI has been engaged by Abt associates, the implementers of the Local Health Systems Sustainability Project (LHSS) under the USAID Integrated Health Systems Project. The broad objective of this engagement is to strengthen the local health system’s capacity to improve community engagement on Health Insurance, increase health insurance coverage,
SDI has been engaged by Management Sciences for Health (MSH) to implement the US President’s Malaria Initiative for States (PM I- S) project for Private Health Facilities in Nasarawa and Plateau States. The project supports the Government of Nigeria through its agencies at the federal, state, and local government
SDI is conducting a beneficiary Satisfaction Survey on the Conditional Cash Transfer Program in the Northwestern States (Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Jigawa, and Sokoto) in Nigeria, through the DFID CGDP Grant. The essence of the Survey is to generate evidence-based information that will aid in strengthening and institutionalizing social
SDI is engaged by Population Service International (PSI) to serve as a Consultant for CBHIS research in Nasarawa State. The aim of carrying out the research is to access the willingness of community members to participate in the Community-Based Health Insurance Scheme and to access the current state of
SDI is engaged by the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency NPHCDA to implement the Nigeria State Health Investment Project. The PBF Project (http://pbfnigeria.org/) . PBF is a project which aims to enshrine performance across the PHC system in the country. As a Contract Management and Verification Agency CMVA SDI
SDI is in partnership with the National Social Safety Net Coordinating Office NASSCO and the World Bank in order to improve monitoring for improved project accountability, effectiveness, efficiency of resource application, sustainability, and ownership of the Cash Transfer across the country . SDI is a State Level CSO serving
Specifically, CHAI will be working with SDI in Niger state to support the roll out of community forums to disseminate key messages on use of Zinc and Lo-ORS to key influencers and caregivers of children under 5 years with a focus on reaching the last mile and previously unreached
Also the Environmental/Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) prepared for the project pointed out that during the construction phase, as a result of the movement of people from one location to another, there would be prevalence of communicable diseases as a result it recommended that an Awareness campaign for STIs/HIV/Malaria awareness
Majority of the causes of maternal and neonatal deaths are preventable and occur mostly at home or in the community and could be prevented with early recognition and proper implementation of required skills and knowledge. It is against this background that SDI went into partnership with Clinton Health Access
Maternal and Neonatal mortality is one of Nigeria’s biggest health problems. The Northern part of Nigeria bears a large proportion of this predicament, due principally to household and community issues which impede the uptake and utilization of maternal and child health services. Poverty and negative family beliefs and behaviors
