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The Lagos State Ministry of Health Commenced the MPDSR programme in 2016. From then on, the need to document activities, achievements and lessons learned led to the production of this report.

At the 19th General Membership Meeting of the Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition convened in Kathmandu, E4A Mama Ye took part in the session “Optimizing the Global Financing Facility (GFF) and Universal Health Coverage (UHC) processes to align Reproductive Health supply financing needs at the country level: Global Analysis and East Africa (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania) Case Study”.

CSOs play strategic role in the implementation of the RMNCAH+N investment case. E4A-MamaYe took the lead in bringing together key CSOs' members to identify roles and actions needed in domesticating the RMNCAH+N investment case in Nigeria.

Les organisations de la société civile (OSC) jouent un rôle primordial dans le Mécanisme de financement mondial. Elles ont le pouvoir de relayer et d’amplifier les voix des citoyens qu’elles représentent afin d’influencer la hiérarchisation des priorités au niveau gouvernemental, de surveiller l’avancement des engagements de leurs gouvernements respectifs et, enfin, de tenir ces mêmes gouvernements responsables pour la mobilisation des ressources nationales et l’amélioration des résultats liés à la santé et la nutrition maternelle, néonatale, infantile et adolescente (RMNCAH-N).

Civil society organisations have a crucial role to play in the Global Financing Facility: amplifying the voice of their constituencies to influence priority setting; monitoring country commitments; and holding government to account for mobilising domestic resources and improving RMNCAH-N outcomes.

Tanzania investment case summary brief was developed in close collaboration with the GFF CSOs secretariat, Health Promotion Tanzania (HDT), through a consultative process.

The Kenya investment case summary brief was developed in 2017 through the technical and financial support from the Evidence for Action (E4A) MamaYe project, in collaboration with the civil society organisations (CSOs), under the umbrella coalition organisation - HENNET.

The Federal government expenditure budget for 2018 is N8.6trillion. A total expenditure of N340.456bn is proposed for the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) in 2018. This is a nominal increase of 10 percent above the 2017 Budget and overall 4% of the 2018 proposed budget.

This report presents findings from a review of civil society's engagement with the Global Financing Facility (GFF) in Nigeria, commissioned by MamaYe-Evidence for Action in October 2017.

This Mama Ye factsheet highlights progress achieved in maternal and newborn health in Kenya and areas that need continued efforts.