Transforming
healthcare in Niger State.
The Health Sector Transformation Programme (HSTP) is a ground-breaking initiative to revolutionise healthcare delivery, strengthen medical infrastructure, and ensure every resident of Niger State has access to quality care.
Fieldwork across all 25 LGAs · Niger State, Nigeria
His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Niger State.
His Excellency Mohammed Umaru Bago is known as the 'Farmer Governor' for his dedication to agriculture as a driver of economic growth. However, since taking office on May 29, 2023, His Excellency, has focused on defining a New Niger. One that is defined by cross sector development in education, agriculture, technology and health.
Governor Bago is deeply committed to transforming the health sector by modernising facilities, expanding rural healthcare access, and training medical professionals. He has championed initiatives to improve maternal and child healthcare, strengthen primary healthcare systems, and is driven to enhance the overall healthcare delivery in Niger State.
Niger State
North-Central Nigeria.
Located in the North-Central Geopolitical Zone, Niger State is the largest state by land area in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Renowned as the 'Power State', it houses several of the nation's major dams — including the prominent Kainji Dam — which play a crucial role in Nigeria's power generation.
The State is divided into three senatorial districts, further organised into 25 Local Government Areas and 274 wards.
The Health Sector Transformation Programme (HSTP) is a key initiative aimed at improving the quality and accessibility of healthcare in Niger State, Africa.
Recognising the critical need for data-driven interventions, the programme will conduct a comprehensive assessment of the health sector to gather detailed baseline information on health facilities, human resources, and service delivery within the state.
The insights gained from this Healthcare Facility Assessment (HFA) will serve as the foundation for crafting targeted health policies, optimising resource allocation, and addressing systemic challenges in healthcare delivery.
Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 3.
By enhancing healthcare quality, expanding access to essential services, and strengthening critical infrastructure, the HSTP and its Healthcare Facilities Assessment are driving real change — dedicated to:
Five outcomes that will define a healthier Niger State.
The HSTP and its Healthcare Facility Assessment (HFA) are expected to deliver the following outcomes — measurable, transparent, and accountable to the public.
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Key Stakeholders
The HSTP is delivered with leadership from the Niger State Government and consulting expertise from MRL® Public Sector Consultants.
of Nigeria
Government
Ministry of Health
Public Sector Consultants