Federal Republic of Nigeria Early Childhood Development : SABER Country Report 2013

World Bank

Federal Republic of Nigeria Early Childhood Development : SABER Country Report 2013

2014

World Bank

This report presents an analysis of the Early Childhood Development (ECD) programs and policies that affect young children in Nigeria and recommendations to move forward. This report is part of a series of reports prepared by the World Bank using the SABER-ECD framework and includes analysis of early learning, health, nutrition and social and child protection policies and interventions in Nigeria, along with regional and international comparisons. Data on ECD policies and programs were collected through the SABER-ECD exercise in Bauchi, Ekiti, Kwara, and Oyo states. The SABER-ECD initiative is designed to enable ECD policy makers and development partners to identify opportunities for further development of effective ECD systems. This Country Report presents a framework to compare Nigeria s ECD system with other countries in goals and corresponding nine policy levers are examined in detail and some policy options are identified to strengthen ECD services that are offered. Table 15 summarizes the key policy options identified to inform policy dialogue and improve the provision of essential ECD services in Nigeria to ensure that all young children have a strong start in life and the opportunity to reach their full potential.

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Washington, DC

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Non-formal education; Emergency situations; Rural populations; Existing resources; Essential health services; Ecd; Primary healthcare; Population commission; National health policy; Growth monitoring; Secondary school; Ministry of education; Regulatory frameworks; Public health problem; Skilled attendants; Vulnerable families; Health facilities; Parental leave; Care for children; Child care centers; Adolescent health; Enrollment rate; Young child; Leading causes; Childcare; Enrollment; Effective policies; Antenatal visits; Financial commitment; Family care; Educational services; National policy; Rights of children; Preschool programs; Early childhood; Children with disabilities; Service provision; Caregivers; Armed conflict; Maternal health; Referral system; Mother-to-child; National plan of action; Services for children; Socioeconomic status; Iodine deficiency; Primary schools; Child prostitution; Healthcare providers; National population; Service delivery; Service providers; Family health; Development policy; Impact on children; Prenatal nutrition; Sanitation facilities; Dissemination; Home visits; Home visiting; National plan; Health sector; Early childhood development; Human development; State governments; Universal primary education; Outreach activities; Integrated assessment; Early learning; Early childhood education; Illness; Classrooms; National laws; Special needs; Policy development; Policy dialogue; Poor families; Mother; Convention on the rights of the child; Quality of services; Preprimary education; Ministry of health; Immunizations; Learning materials; Infant mortality; Language skills; Gross national income; Primary health care; Physical development; Policy makers; Health policy; Disabilities; Mother-to-child transmission; Child mortality; Breast milk; Level of education; Holistic development; Ecd programs; Orphans; Information system; Teacher ratio; Maternity leave; Breast milk substitutes; Local community; Government support; Ecd policies; Nurses; Low birth weight; Primary school; Level of development; Adolescent mothers; Ministries of health; Early child care; National authorities; International comparisons; Child protection; Service delivery personnel; Early intervention; Child abuse; Intervention; National committee; National levels; Global health; Equitable access; Prostitution; Early child development; Mandates; Skilled attendant; Newborns; Progress; Policy goals; Maternal health services; Resource mobilization; Young children; Free basic education; Population groups; Paternity leave; Local governments; Populous country; Local development; National level; Education sector; Universal basic education; Live births; Number of children; Nursery schools; Early childhood care; Parenting; Health interventions; Birth registration; Ecce; Policy lever; Health centers; Foster families; Practitioners; Antenatal care; Information campaigns; Number of births; Policy framework

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anglais

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Working Paper; Text

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Federal Republic of Nigeria Early Childhood Development : SABER Country Report 2013

2014

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