NATIONAL DOMESTIC RESOURCE MOBILISATION AND SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY FOR HIV
Strategy · Governance
A Strategy increases domestic funding for Nigeria's HIV response to reduce reliance on international donors. It targets federal and state governments, health ministries, and civil society for sustainable financing. This achieves long-term ownership and effectiveness in HIV programmes.
NATIONAL DOMESTIC RESOURCE MOBILISATION AND SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY FOR HIV
What Is This Policy?
A strategic framework for progressively increasing Nigeria's domestic government funding for the HIV response, reducing dependence on international donors (PEPFAR, Global Fund) and ensuring the long-term sustainability of HIV programmes.
Who Does It Target?
Federal and state governments as domestic funders NACA and Federal Ministry of Health International donors transitioning resources Civil society monitoring domestic HIV financing
What Does It Aim to Achieve?
Achieve sustainable domestic financing for Nigeria's HIV response by increasing government health budget allocations, implementing innovative financing mechanisms, and strengthening national ownership.
Key Features
Domestic Funding Targets: Sets targets for progressive increase in government funding as a share of total HIV programme expenditure. Financing Mechanisms: Identifies innovative domestic financing sources including taxation and social health insurance. Transition Plan: Provides a roadmap for transitioning from donor dependency to domestic sustainability. Accountability: Establishes monitoring indicators to track domestic resource mobilisation progress.
Current Status
Rollout Stage: Active — implementation ongoing Coverage: Federal and state government HIV budgeting Beneficiaries: PLHIV; long-term HIV programme sustainability Funding: Federal and state government health budgets; transition support from donors
How to Access
Government officials: engage NACA for implementation guidance Civil society: monitor domestic financing commitments through published budget documents Application method: Engage NACA at https://www.naca.gov.ng
Important Terms
Nigeria's heavy dependence on PEPFAR creates vulnerability to US budget decisions Domestic resource mobilisation is essential for long-term programme continuity The strategy requires political commitment at the highest levels of government
Official Resources
Website: https://www.naca.gov.ng Contact: National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA)
Legal Framework
Operates under the National Health Act 2014, the HIV/AIDS Anti-Discrimination Act 2014, the National Policy on HIV/AIDS, and the National Budget appropriation framework. Draws on the UNAIDS Sustainability Transition Guidelines, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS agreements, and PEPFAR transition frameworks.