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Chip Title: Strengthening Public Health Response to Climate Change in Nigeria
Participant(s): Ms. Olajumoke Adenike Adebari
Dr. Umo Mildred Ene-Obong
Organization: Federal Ministry of Health, Department of Public Health, Nigeria
Year: 2013
Country: Nigeria
Region: Western_Africa

Presentation (PDF) mdi13_gh_gh1301_1378648819.pdf

CHIP Plan (PDF) CHIP-for-Olajumoke-Adenike-Adebari.pdf

Details

My Organization: Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH)

Situation of National Health System

Mission Statement Of Department Of Public Health (DPH), FMOH

To contribute towards the provision of optimal health for all Nigerians in line with existing National Health Policy.

Modified 

To contribute towards optimal health outcomes for all Nigerians by providing quality health care in line with National Health Policy.

CHIP Project

Summary  

Educate and train Nigerians on public health issues as they relate to climate change

CHIP Addresses: 

CHIP avails opportunity to

CHIP Project 2

Goal: 

To create awareness on health sector response to climate change to Nigerians.

Process Objective: 

To train 74 health care workers from 36 States and Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on public health response to climate change by February, 2014.

Outcome Objective: 

By  June 2014, we will have educated 5,000 Nigerians regarding disaster response.

Stakeholder Analysis

All are interested and have varying degree of  high influence on this programme.

Project Risks 

Mitigation

Look for alternative means of training and educating the populace through buying into other programmes.

Lobby stakeholders.

Use SMS text messages/emails for feed back and monitoring.

Action Plan

  1. Obtain permission from National Council on Health via HMH  to establish climate change desk offices in State Ministry of Health (SMOH)– August-Sept 2013
  2. Meet with stakeholders- Sept, 2013
  3. Source for funding- Sept 2013
  4. Develop training manuals – October 2013
  5. Engage with State Commissioners of Health- October 2013

Contacts

  1. Dr. Umo Mildred Ene-Obong email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  2. Olajumoke Adebari - email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.