TAConnect Supports National Review of Postpartum Hemorrhage Guidelines to Strengthen Maternal Health in Nigeria
As Nigeria intensifies efforts to reduce maternal mortality, TAConnect joined national stakeholders in supporting…
TAConnect Hosts Partner Meeting to Advance TEAM OB/NEO Transition Across States
TAConnect hosted key stakeholders from the National Primary Health Care Development Agency…
TAConnect Strengthens Maternal Health Systems in Kaduna State
TAConnect’s Kaduna State team advanced its maternal and newborn health systems….
TAConnect Supports Transition to TEAM OB/NEO in Kano and Yobe States, Advancing Sustainable Maternal and Newborn Health Systems
TAConnect has successfully facilitated the transition of the Gates Foundation-supported…
TAConnect Participates in Gombe State Citizens Townhall on Strengthening Primary Health Care
TAConnect participated in a Citizens Townhall Meeting on Primary Health Care in Gombe…
TAConnect and ACEPHAP Convene EMBRACE Co-Creation Workshop to Strengthen Maternal and Newborn Health in Gombe State
TAConnect, in collaboration with the African Centre of Excellence for Population Health and Policy…
Primary Health Care Management Capacity Assessment2
Access to affordable, quality primary healthcare (PHC) is widely recognized as the cornerstone of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). However, persistent challenges such as weak governance, limited human resource capacity, inadequate financing, and poor facility management have hindered PHC facilities from delivering quality, accessible, and sustainable services.
Primary Health Care Management Capacity Assessment
Access to affordable, quality primary healthcare (PHC) is widely recognized as the cornerstone of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). However, persistent challenges such as weak governance, limited human resource capacity, inadequate financing, and poor facility management have hindered PHC facilities from delivering quality, accessible, and sustainable services.
Capacity Building Brief
This brief details how TAConnect empowers indigenous partners across Nigeria, building their capacity to access, manage, and implement funding locally and internationally.
The Spotlight | July–September 2024
The third quarter of 2024 marks a defining moment in TAConnect’s institutional journey. This edition highlights our strategic evolution toward a hybrid operational model that integrates both technical assistance and direct service delivery. This transition reflects our commitment to deepening impact, accelerating innovation uptake, and directly addressing persistent gaps in maternal and newborn health (MNH) service delivery across Nigeria.