This protocol is intended to serve as a resource for health workers in Nigeria who provide services (including promotive, preventive and curative health services), especially those functioning at the primary health care level. Its purpose is to enable health workers to respond to adolescents more effectively and with greater sensitivity.

This policy is an orientation package specifying the collection of materials and activities for health care providers to provide quality antenatal care.

The goal of this strategic framework is to reduce HIV/AIDS incidence and prevalence by at least 25%, and provide equitable prevention, care, treatment, and support while mitigating its impact amongst women, children and other vulnerable groups and the general population in Nigeria by 2009.

The primary aim of this document is to provide a framework for the integration of adolescent and youth-friendly health services (AYFHS) into the existing Primary Health Centers (PHCs) in Nigeria.

The primary goal of the Nigeria National Response Information Management System (NNRIMS) Operational Plan is to provide simple and robust monitoring and evaluation system that will facilitate – a) tracking of progress in the implementation of the National HIV/AIDS response and b) using the information to inform programs, policies and service delivery as part of the multi-sectoral HIV and AIDS response in Nigeria based on the National Strategic Framework (2005-2009).

This survey provides statistical and policy-relevant data on the extent and pattern of drug use in Nigeria, the socio-demographic characteristics of drug users, their living conditions and other information such as gender, age, marital status, education and employment status. It also provides information on the age of onset of drug use, frequency and pattern of the use, risks to drug use as well as the extent of drug use, drug dependency, and sexual behaviour among drug users.

The National Strategic Framework provides an outline for developing the multisectoral National Strategic Plan (NSP) in a bottom-up approach and iterative fashion with the states, government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), and networks of civil society organizations (CSOs).

This manual is designed for those with prior training in the use of family planning methods, especially DMPA-SC. It defines Depot Medroxyprogesterone Acetate (DMPA), inject. It also provides a lesson on the safe storage of DMPA-SC and the safe handling of sharps.

This NSP 2010-2015 covers the Millennium Development Goals and the Universal Access (UA) to HIV/AIDS prevention and care and treatment services. The overarching priority of the NSP 2010-15 is to reposition HIV prevention as the centrepiece of the national HIV/AIDS response.

This Act establishes the National Agency for the Control of HIV and AIDS, (NACA) and other high powered intervention bodies to coordinate programmes to control the epidemic in Nigeria.

The overarching goal of the plan is to achieve universal access in four priority areas by 2015: prevention; treatment, care & support policy; advocacy; and institutional architecture and resourcing.

The goal of the National HIV/AIDS Prevention Plan 2014-2015 (NPP) is to scale up evidence-based programming using targeted interventions and standardized intervention packages at scale.

The purpose of these guidelines is to outline the principles, procedures, and activities involved in developing and implementing evidence-based HIV prevention programmes to reach a large proportion of female sex workers (FSWs) in Nigeria.

This guide is designed to support community-based implementers as they develop or expand their HIV projects/programmes to reach adolescents and young people. It introduces an approach to programming that is informed by evidence and focused on achieving results.

The goal of the National Strategic Plan is to fast-track the national response towards ending AIDS in Nigeria by 2030. The National Strategic Plan has five thematic areas: (i) Prevention of HIV among General and Key Populations; (ii) HIV Testing Services; (iii) Elimination of Mother-to-Child transmission of HIV (EMTCT); (iv) HIV Treatment; and, (v) Care, Support and Adherence.

This document details strategies to improve secondary health care delivery based on the WHO guidelines and within the context of Health Sector Reform Programme (HSRP); design basic indicators: Input (resources), activities output (performances) and outcome (quality); and guidelines for developing human resources for health at secondary health care level.

The primary objective of this document is to obtain state-level key population size estimates in the 6+1 U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief priority states in Nigeria using Multiple source Capture-recapture.

The purpose of this document is to estimate where new HIV infections are occurring to focus efforts on where they will be most effective. It updates the mode of transmission model (MOT) previous used since 2003 with a 2016 model called incidence patterns model (IPM) to measure HIV transmission in Nigeria.

These guidelines seek to achieve an increased legal literacy for the general population; especially the HIV and AIDS key and vulnerable group. The document also guides the utilization of quality data to improve programme planning implementation, monitoring and evaluation of HIV and AIDS-related access to justice interventions.

This is the fourth country progress report on the UNGASS Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS to the Secretary-General of the United Nation. It aims to guide the development of strategies and plans by all stakeholders in the country.