2022 – Sydani Group

UHC Day 2022: Building The World We Want – A Healthy Future For All

December 12, 2022
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This year's UHC day re-emphasizes the need for health for all, which has been WHO'S mantra for over half a decade and has been amplified since the turn of the century in 2000. Health sector stakeholders have made accords, declarations, and commitments, resulting in increased healthcare investments globally.

29 Nov 22

Prioritizing Health As A Political Mandate For the Nigerian Political Class – The National Health Dialogue

On the 22nd of November, the 3rd edition The National Health Dialogue on Primary Health Care Financing was organized and hosted by the Center of Journalism and International Development(CJID) and in partnership with Premium Times Nigeria and with support from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The event brought together a…

15 Nov 22

Addressing Primary Health Care (PHC) Human Resource for Health (HRH) Gaps In Kano State

On the 7th and 8th of November 2022, the Kano State Primary Health Care Management Board (KNSPHCMB) conducted a 2-day validation workshop with support of Nigeria Health Watch. This workshop was aimed at reviewing and validating its draft PHC HRH Strategic plan and Costed Plan, towards addressing their HRH gaps.

14 Nov 22

Fighting Gender-Based Violence in Nigeria (My PISAN Experience)

My name is Ese Akpiroroh. I am an analyst with Sydani group, and a part of the Preventing Intimate Partner Violence and Sexual Assault in Nigeria (PISAN) project team.

02 Nov 22

Commentary on the Sydani Fellowship Program (2022 Summer Batch)

The Sydani Fellowship Program didn’t begin two years ago as many have come to think. I dare say that the program is almost as old as the firm itself. Why this bold assertion you may want to ask. Well, let’s not get into details just yet.

31 Oct 22

The Realities of a Post-COVID-19 World: What Sydani is Doing to Make Nigeria Safer for Everyone

Even against a backdrop of great uncertainty, our work at Sydani Group continues to position us as active allies of the national effort to push back the advance of the COVID-19 virus, drive vaccine uptake, and reach herd immunity as fast as possible.

20 Apr 22

Are Nigerian Healthcare Workers Taking the COVID-19 Vaccine?

What started as an outbreak in distant Wuhan, China, is now what the average Nigerian is very familiar with – the coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) disease. It would be strange to meet anyone who has never heard about COVID-19. The World Health Organization declared the coronavirus disease as a public health…

April 20, 2022
Sydani Group
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In Nigeria, PHC services are delivered by PHC Centers, Basic Health Clinics (BHC) and Comprehensive Health Centers (CHC), with over 30,000 of these facilities spread across 9565 Wards in 774 Local Government Areas [2]. With oversight by the Local Government Authorities (LGAs), majority of these facilities are in the rural,…

20 Apr 22

A Tale of Two Pandemics

It was 1981 in Los Angeles, USA and five young previously healthy gay men had come down with a rare lung infection called Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP). At the same time in New York and California there were reports of a similar group of men succumbing to an unusually aggressive…

19 Apr 22

16 DAYS OF GBV ACTIVISM: REFLECTIONS ON NIGERIA’S STRIDES 30 YEARS AFTER

In 1991, activists at the first Women’s Global Leadership Institute from the Center for Women’s Global Leadership (CWGL) Rutgers University initiated the ‘16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence’ campaign.

Year: 2022

UHC Day 2022: Building The World We Want – A Healthy Future For All

Prioritizing Health As A Political Mandate For the Nigerian Political Class – The National Health Dialogue

Addressing Primary Health Care (PHC) Human Resource for Health (HRH) Gaps In Kano State

Fighting Gender-Based Violence in Nigeria (My PISAN Experience)

Commentary on the Sydani Fellowship Program (2022 Summer Batch)

The Realities of a Post-COVID-19 World: What Sydani is Doing to Make Nigeria Safer for Everyone

Are Nigerian Healthcare Workers Taking the COVID-19 Vaccine?

Primary Health Care In Nigeria: 42 Years After Alma Ata Declaration

A Tale of Two Pandemics

16 DAYS OF GBV ACTIVISM: REFLECTIONS ON NIGERIA’S STRIDES 30 YEARS AFTER

Baseline Assessment of Routine Immunization Services (BARIS)

Learning Agenda Towards HRH/SBA/Midwifery Solutioning in Nigeria

Community of Practice (CoP) For Emerging Tech Investments

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