World Bank-assisted HOPE-GOV programme partners BHCPF on PHC reforms

The World Bank-assisted HOPE-GOV Programme has partnered with the Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF) to enhance coordination in primary health care (PHC) reforms in Nigeria.

In a move to bolster Nigeria's health sector, the HOPE-GOV Programme, supported by the World Bank, has formed a partnership with the BHCPF. This collaboration aims to strengthen coordination efforts within PHC reforms. The initiative focuses on improving the delivery and management of basic health services across the country.

The partnership was highlighted in recent reports from ThisDayLive, emphasizing its role in addressing gaps in primary health care infrastructure and funding. While specific details on the agreement's timeline or implementation steps remain limited in available sources, the alliance underscores ongoing efforts to align international assistance with national health priorities.

This development occurs amid broader discussions on health sector improvements in Nigeria, where programmes like HOPE-GOV seek to support governance and operational efficiency in public health systems.

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The World Bank has supported the Kwara State government in revitalizing 83 primary health centres through its IMPACT project and other funds. This initiative aims to improve access to quality healthcare across the state. Officials highlighted the upgrades and their impact on maternal and child health during the launch in Ilorin.

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يخطط الرئيس ويليام روتو لتخصيص أكثر من نصف ميزانية العام المالي 2026/27 لمشاريعه ذات الأولوية. وتشمل هذه السكن والتعليم والصحة والبنية التحتية، وفقًا لبيان سياسة الميزانية المسودة (BPS). وسيكون برنامج الإسكان الميسور (AHP) من بين تلك التي ستتلقى تمويلًا كبيرًا.

Building on plans to extend zero-balance billing to select LGU hospitals, the Department of Health advocates redirecting additional MAIFIP funds directly to local units to bypass politicians' guarantee letters and speed up implementation amid 2026 budget debates.

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Following recent calls from dozens of health groups to phase out the controversial Medical Assistance to Indigent and Financially Incapacitated Patients (MAIFIP) program, Senate committees have endorsed a bill to make it a permanent part of the Universal Health Care (UHC) system—despite critics labeling it lawmakers' 'health pork.' Senate Bill No. 1593, consolidating four proposals, was approved at the committee level and awaits plenary debate.

 

 

 

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