Nigeria Reproductive Health, Child Health, and Education Household, School, and Health Facility Baseline Surveys, 2005: Executive Summary

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Author(s): Keating J

Year: 2006

Abstract:
This executive report summarizes findings from the 2005 Nigeria reproductive health, child health and education household, school, and health facility baseline surveys (three surveys total). Additional results from the three surveys can be found in the three respective reports: Nigeria Reproductive Health, Child Health, and Education Baseline Household Survey, 2005; Nigeria Baseline Health Facility Survey, 2005; and Nigeria Baseline Primary School Headmaster and Teacher Survey, 2005.

Filed under: Nigeria , Child Health , Health Facilities , Maternal Health , HIV/AIDS

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Nigeria Reproductive Health, Child Health, and Education Household, School, and Health Facility Baseline Surveys, 2005: Executive Summary

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