One of the key principles guiding the PRRINN-MNCH programme is collaboration. It is important to collaborate and align activities with states and local governments. To this end, PRRINN-MNCH has
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Future plans and events
We are tracking seven key areas or outputs in 2012 -2013. Each of these is highlighted below:
Output 1 – Governance
Output 2 – Human Resources (HR)
Output 3 – Systems and services
Output 4 –
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Our approach
The key principles adopted by our PRRINN-MNCH team in strengthening both the demand and supply side of maternal, newborn and child health services include:
Collaboration with all stakeholders;
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Programme aims
The aims of the programme are to help each state achieve the following:
Good care for maternity emergencies and fewer maternal deaths
50% more women receiving antenatal care, with many more
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What we’re doing
PRRINN-MNCH is a Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (MNCH) and routine immunization programme as well as a Primary Health Care (PHC) programme.
MNCH: Our programme’s focus is on MNCH services
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Our team
PRRINN-MNCH is managed by a national management team based in Kano, along with the four State Team Managers. The national team is best placed to listen to the needs of national level stakeholders and
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Where we work
The PRRINN-MNCH programme operates in four northern Nigerian states: Jigawa, Katsina and Zamfara in the north-west zone and Yobe in the north-east zone. The estimated population served in 2009 is just
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About us
We started the Programme for Reviving Routine Immunization in Northern Nigeria (PRRINN) in late 2006 with support from UKaid from DFID (Department for International Development, United Kingdom) to
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