These guidelines set out the minimum standard of care and support services to be accessed by people living with HIV and AIDS and other vulnerable groups.

This policy lays the foundation for ensuring that medical oxygen facilities are available in healthcare centres. It also highlights the strategies to engage stakeholders in oxygen supply, distribution, administration, and equipment maintenance and reinforces commitment to systematic and coordinated improvement in providing life-saving medical oxygen to patients.

The Policy outlines the guidelines required to create positive outcomes and empower health action and increased community involvement. It further prescribes an institutional framework to coordinate health promotion programs nationally.

This policy outlines the strategy to ensure optimal growth, protection and development of the Nigerian child from birth to the first five years of life. It explains the process of exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of the child’s life and the introduction of adequate complementary foods. It also highlights the integration of HIV-infected mothers into the strategy.

This Act establishes the framework of the National Health Insurance Scheme with the objectives of ensuring access to good health care services to every Nigerian and protecting Nigerian families from the financial hardship of huge medical bills, and for matters connected therewith.

This document outlines the strategy to improve health data governance in the country. It contains necessary provisions and strategies aimed at strengthening the health information system and aligning it with the National Health Act

This document outlines the framework for the development of the health sector for the period 2018 to 2022. The strategy is focused on mobilizing resources for the health sector and collaboration and coordination between stakeholders for the development of the health sector.

This document provides the framework to integrate adolescent- and youth-friendly services in primary health care facilities in Nigeria. This document provides stakeholders with a strategic path to improve young people’s demand for, and utilization of available adolescent and youth-friendly health services.

This policy is a reference document of all health workers in the private and public sectors. The document serves as a tool to ensure effective healthcare delivery in both the private and public sectors.

This policy is to ensure the protection of the public from water-related diseases. The standard applies to state water agencies, community drinking water systems, water vendors, water used in a public and private establishment, water used in food processing and water from the privately-owned drinking water system.

This Act establishes the framework to regulate, manage, and develop Nigeria’s national health system. It also sets the standards for rendering health systems. It highlights responsibilities for health and the roles of various stakeholders in the sector.

The goal of this policy is to have a malaria-free Nigeria. The strategy adopted by this policy includes increased private sector participation, promoting innovative malaria intervention, increased government budgeting for malaria intervention, and behavioural change to prevent and treat malaria.

This guideline was developed to track maternal and perinatal deaths in Nigeria in a bid to improve the knowledge and skills of health care providers in maternal and new-born care.

The strategy aims to reduce neonatal mortality rate through the use of Chlorhexidine and covers five main components: market and users; manufacturing and distribution; clinical and regulatory; policy, advocacy and financing; and coordination.

The goal of this policy is to ensure health programmes are led by qualified health promotion specialists and experts for the effectiveness of health promotion intervention in Nigeria. The policy adopts the following principles: government accountability and responsibility, equality, equity and social inclusion, ethics, professionalism, efficiency, legislation and regulation, and stakeholders collaboration.

The goal of this policy is to ensure that all Nigerians have access to timely, affordable, quality, efficient and equitable healthcare services. The policy is anchored on 4 strategies namely strengthening health financing governance, adequate revenue generation, protection of financial risk and efficient strategic purchasing of essential health services.

This is a revised edition of the 2010 National Family Planning/Reproductive Health Service Protocols. It hopes to improve the technical competence and confidence of service providers in reproductive health while also increasing the access to and quality of family planning services.

This strategy aims to reduce new-born and child morbidity and mortality caused by pneumonia. The strategy emphasizes immunization, reduction in air pollution, and improved nutrition.

This policy is geared towards reducing the incidence, prevalence, and impact of ear diseases and hearing disorders by ensuring quality, accessible, equitable and affordable hearing care to prevent hearing loss to Nigerians.

This document provides a framework to develop and implement the National Family Planning Communication Campaigns with the overall goal of decreasing maternal and infant morbidity and mortality rates in Nigeria. It focuses on increasing the knowledge of women of reproductive age on modern family planning methods.