Nigeria - Towards the Improved Delivery of Social Services

Woo, Josephine

Nigeria - Towards the Improved Delivery of Social Services | Nigeria - Vers la prestation amelioree des services sociaux

1995

Woo, Josephine

Nigeria possesses a wealth of natural resources including major oil and gas deposits, a variety of solid minerals, good agricultural land, a well developed industrial base, an extensive banking system, a large labor force, and a vibrant private sector. However, the country's tremendous potential for growth and development has yet to be fulfilled. Real income and consumption per capita today are scarcely higher than they were in 1971 before the start of the oil boom. Social indicators have been improving somewhat but remain far acceptable levels. There is an urgent need to put in place, over the medium term, mechanisms that will ensure sustained improvements in the quality and quantity of social services.

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World Bank, Washington, DC

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Educational activities; Demand for education; Social service; Service provision; Family planning services; Infant mortality rates; Service providers; Dissemination of information; Female education; Compulsory primary education; Gross enrollment; Lack of knowledge; Institutional capacity; National policy; Married women; Mortality rate; Resource constraints; National policies; Childbearing; Secondary schools; Primary health care; National development; Provision of services; Social sector; Gross enrollment ratios; Resource allocations; Education services; Management systems; Methods of family planning; National health; Universal basic education; Child mortality rate; Resource use; Child mortality; Malnutrition among children; Quality of services; Social sectors; Government policies; Hospital beds; Institutional requirements; Expenditures; Affluent areas; Fertility rate; Access to health services; Health facilities; Gender disparity; Population programs; Dissemination; Strategy; Instructional materials; Practitioners; Girls; Labor force; Low-income countries; Infant mortality; Policy; Social programs; Incidence; Fewer children; Fertility rates; Local governments; National health policy

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anglais

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CC BY 3.0 IGO, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/, World Bank

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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1995/09/12844952/nigeria-towards-improved-delivery-social-services https://hdl.handle.net/10986/9986

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Nigeria - Towards the Improved Delivery of Social Services | Nigeria - Vers la prestation amelioree des services sociaux

1995

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