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(targets). (The box on the right presents the healthrelated
goals, targets and indicators.)
The main objectives the 2009 DRG interventions
were: to combat HIV/AIDS through
comprehensive care services, procurement of
ARVs and test kits (Goal 6) handled by NASCP-
FMOH; to improve access to routine
immunisation through procurement and
distribution of adequate quantities of potent
vaccines and injection devices (Goal 4) through
NPHCDA; and to improve access to maternal and
child health care through the Midwifery Service
Scheme including training of NYSC doctors on
ELSS, midwives on LSS and procurement and
Investments in the Health-Related Goals
Table 16: 2009 Total investments in health-related MDGs
The total investments for the three health-related
MDGs in 2009 was N41, 561,921,031.89 across
various MDAs (see table 1). Conditional Grant
Scheme (CGS) investment, representing almost
43%, is highest, followed by NPHCDA
representing 33%. The least investments were
identified with National Blood Transfusion
Service (0.2%), Federal Ministry of Health: Health
Systems Strengthening (0.7%), and Federal
Ministry of Women Affairs (1.4%).
distribution of midwifery and MAMA Kits (Goals
4 and 5) through NPHCDA and FHD-FMOH. The
interventions also intended to improve blood
screening and transfusion services in various
NBTS centres across the country (Goal 6) through
NBTS-FMOH; and provide free primary
healthcare services for children under five (Cu5)
and pregnant women, as well as secondary health
care services for pregnancy-related conditions to
the latter. The latter would be carried out using
NHIS accredited public and private healthcare
providers to provide the above coverage for about
600,000 Cu5 and pregnant women in the
additional six states of Katsina, Jigawa, Bauchi,
Yobe, Ondo and Cross River.
S/No MDA Amount (N) % of Health Spending
1 FMOH: Health Systems Strengthening 300,000,000.00 0.70
2 FMOH: HIV-AIDS Division 1,000,000,000.00 2.41
3 FMOH: Family Health Division 3,000,000,000.00 7.00
4 FMOH: National Blood Transfusion Service 100,000,000.00 0.24
5 NPHCDA 13,767,367,062.00 33.12
6 NHIS 4,000,000,000.00 9.62
7 CGS 17,753,006,706.33 42.70
8 Quick-Wins 1,059,233,583.00 2.55
9 Federal Ministry of Women Affairs 587,313,680.00 1.41
Total 41,566,921,031.89 99.75
Of the N17, 753,006,706.33 that was to be spent
under CGS, fully half of that was leveraged from
the state governments as 50% matching grants. 17
Similar to CGS arrangement, the National Health
Insurance Scheme (NHIS) is supposed to leverage
counterpart funds from states, but so far only two,
Jigawa and Ondo States, have made counterpart
17
This matching grant may be underestimated as some states and
LGAs would have made other contributions under the Midwifery
Service Scheme (MSS) and not captured under CGS in respect to:
renovation of MSS PHCs and cluster general hospitals; provision of
ambulances, drugs and equipment; rural posting allowance for
midwives etc.
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