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Introduction
The WHO Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) is the medium-term strategic framework for WHO’s collaboration with a Member State, in support of the country’s National Health Development Policy, Strategy, and Plan. The 4th WHO NIGERIA Country Cooperation Strategy (2023-2027), was developed through extensive consultations with the Federal Ministry of Health & Social Welfare, all the 36 States Ministries of Health and Federal Capital Territory (FCT); other healthrelated ministries; the United Nations Country Team (UNCT); the private sector, legislators, development partners, civil society, etc to objectively identify factors hindering effective health service delivery and recommend solutions.
The five strategic priorities of the 4th WHO-NIGERIA Country Cooperation Strategy (2023-2027) are based on WHO’s comparative advantage and are aligned with Nigeria's Health Sector Renewal Investment Programme (2023-2026), Nigeria Strategic Health Development Plan II (2018-2025), National Development Plan (2020-2025); the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (2023- 2027) and the Thirteenth WHO General Programmes of Work (GPW13).
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The WHO Country Office is in Abuja. In addition, WHO has 37 offices in each of the 36 states of the country and the FCT which provide technical support to States and Local Government Areas (LGAs) in strengthening primary health care, surveillance, and public health emergency management.