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UNICEF, DGI Consult prepare Adamawa, Kwara, Sokoto well being staff on management

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International (DGI) Consult, by means of the UNICEF supported Enhancing Leadership, Governance and Management Capacities (ELGMC) Project, has educated native authorities well being managers and frontline well being staff in Adamawa, Kwara and Sokoto states to strengthen healthcare supply and enhance well being outcomes.

The coaching targeted on sensible management, administration, governance and problem-solving abilities to enhance the implementation of Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Nutrition (RMNCAH+N) and Gender Based Violence (GBV) programmes at native authorities and facility ranges.

This was acknowledged Monday in an announcement signed by the venture coordinator, Wole Alawode, in Abuja.

He stated the coaching was held in chosen native authorities areas throughout the three states and the workshops addressed gaps recognized by means of earlier facility assessments, whereas equipping members with sensible methods to establish service supply challenges, set priorities and develop motion plans with clear tasks and timelines.

Speaking on the opening of the coaching in Song native authorities space of Adamawa state, the chief chairman of the Adamawa State Primary Health Care Development Agency, Dr Sulaiman Saidu Bashir, acknowledged the necessity to strengthen management and administration on the native authorities and facility ranges.

He known as on well being sector stakeholders to make sure efficient programme implementation, significantly to forestall avoidable deaths amongst girls, newborns, youngsters and adolescents.

The chief government officer of DGI Consult, Dr Gafar Alawode, stated the intervention was designed to equip well being groups with sensible abilities to deal with challenges affecting service supply and develop options that may very well be replicated throughout well being services.

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