TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR NON-STATE ACTORS TO PROVIDE INTEGRATED COMMUNITY-BASED ADOLESCENT HEALTH AND NUTRITION SERVICES IN KADUNA (ANRIN)
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An Act outlines the terms of reference for non-state actors to deliver integrated community-based health and nutrition services for adolescents in Kaduna. It targets NGOs applying for contracts, the Kaduna State Government, and adolescents in the communities. This ensures effective service delivery and better health outcomes.
TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR NON-STATE ACTORS TO PROVIDE INTEGRATED COMMUNITY-BASED ADOLESCENT HEALTH AND NUTRITION SERVICES IN KADUNA (ANRIN)
What Is This Policy?
The Terms of Reference (TOR) document specifying the scope of work, deliverables, and qualifications required of NGOs selected to provide integrated community-based adolescent health services and basic package of nutrition services in Kaduna under the ANRiN project.
Who Does It Target?
NGOs applying for contracts under the ANRiN project Kaduna State Government evaluating proposals The World Bank as project financer Adolescents and young people in target Kaduna communities
What Does It Aim to Achieve?
Define clearly what is required of contracted NGOs in terms of services, coverage, reporting, and performance to ensure quality integrated health and nutrition service delivery.
Key Features
Scope of Work: Details the health and nutrition services NGOs must provide including community outreach and facility referral. Coverage Targets: Specifies the number of adolescents, facilities, and communities to be reached. Reporting Requirements: Defines monthly, quarterly, and annual reporting requirements for contracted NGOs. Qualification Criteria: Lists the experience, technical capacity, and geographic presence required of NGO applicants.
Current Status
Rollout Stage: Completed — project period ended Coverage: Selected LGAs in Kaduna State Beneficiaries: Adolescents and young people in Kaduna communities Funding: World Bank; Government of Nigeria
How to Access
Historical reference — project completed Application method: Project documentation at World Bank project portal.
Important Terms
Clear TOR is critical for accountability in community health contracting Community health programmes require strong community entry strategies
Official Resources
Website: https://www.worldbank.org Contact: World Bank Nigeria / Kaduna State Ministry of Health
Legal Framework
Operates under the National Health Act 2014, the Child Rights Act 2003, the National Adolescent Health and Development Policy, the National Nutrition Policy, and the National Primary Health Care Development Agency Act. Draws on WHO and UNICEF guidelines on community-based adolescent health and nutrition programmes.