CONTRACTING PLAN FOR INTEGRATED COMMUNITY-BASED ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES (ANRIN PROJECT, KADUNA)
Plan · Health
A Plan outlines how non-state actors contract to deliver integrated health and nutrition services for adolescents in Kaduna State. It targets NGOs, young people, and the state government. This ensures effective and transparent service delivery.
CONTRACTING PLAN FOR INTEGRATED COMMUNITY-BASED ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES (ANRIN PROJECT, KADUNA)
What Is This Policy?
A World Bank project contracting plan specifying how non-state actors (NGOs) are contracted to deliver integrated community-based adolescent health services and basic nutrition services in Kaduna State under the Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria (ANRiN) project.
Who Does It Target?
NGOs and CBOs contracted as service providers in Kaduna Adolescents and young people in Kaduna communities Kaduna State Government as project overseer World Bank as project financier
What Does It Aim to Achieve?
Establish a transparent and performance-based contracting mechanism for NGOs to deliver integrated adolescent health and nutrition services in Kaduna communities, improving health outcomes.
Key Features
NGO Contracting Framework: Defines the contracting process for selecting and managing NGO service providers. Service Package: Specifies the integrated health and nutrition services NGOs must deliver. Performance Standards: Sets clear performance indicators and milestones for contracted NGOs. Results-Based Payment: Links a portion of NGO payment to verified service delivery results.
Current Status
Rollout Stage: Completed — ANRiN project period ended Coverage: Selected LGAs in Kaduna State Beneficiaries: Adolescents and young people; nutrition-vulnerable households in Kaduna Funding: World Bank IDA Credit; Government of Nigeria
How to Access
Historical reference — project completed For information on current health projects in Kaduna: engage Kaduna State Ministry of Health Application method: Project documentation available at World Bank project portal.
Important Terms
Results-based contracting improved NGO accountability for service delivery Community mobilisation was essential for uptake of adolescent health services Lessons from this project inform future adolescent health programming
Official Resources
Website: https://www.worldbank.org Contact: World Bank Nigeria Office / Kaduna State Ministry of Health
Legal Framework
Developed under the World Bank's ANRIN (Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria) Project framework and governed by the World Bank Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers. Operates alongside the National Health Act 2014, the Public Procurement Act 2007, and the Kaduna State Health Sector laws. Aligns with the Adolescent Health and Development Policy and the National Reproductive Health Policy.