GUIDELINES FOR THE REGULAR NATIONAL COUNCIL ON HEALTH NCH MEETING

Guideline · Health

Guidelines organize and conduct meetings of the National Council on Health, where federal and state health ministers coordinate policies. They target health ministers, commissioners, and stakeholders. This facilitates consensus on health priorities across government levels.

What Is This Policy?

Guidelines governing the organization, conduct, and outcomes of the National Council on Health meetings, where federal and state health ministers convene to coordinate health policy.

Who Does It Target?

Federal and State Ministers of Health, health commissioners, and health sector stakeholders.

What Does It Aim to Achieve?

Ensure effective coordination of national health policy, facilitate consensus on health priorities, and harmonize health sector activities across all levels of government.

Key Features

Framework Standards: Establishes clear standards and guidelines Compliance and Oversight: Provides compliance and monitoring mechanisms Public Benefit: Designed to protect public interest and improve outcomes

Current Status

Rollout Stage: Active/Under implementation or legislative consideration Coverage: Nationwide Lead Agency: Relevant Federal Ministry or Agency

How to Access

Implemented through relevant government agencies. Guidelines and compliance information available through the responsible ministry or agency.

Impact & Metrics

Strengthens institutional, legal, and regulatory capacity in the relevant sector.

Official Resources

Website: nass.gov.ng Contact: Relevant Federal Ministry/Agency, Abuja

Legal Framework

Issued under the authority of the Federal Ministry of Health pursuant to the National Health Act 2014, which establishes the National Council on Health as the apex body for health policy coordination. Operates alongside the Nigerian Governors' Forum governance framework, state health enabling legislation, the WHO International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005, and the Primary Health Care Under One Roof policy.

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