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KADUNA STATE HEALTH FACILITY LISTING NAME OF HEALTH FACILITY FACILITY TYPE OWNERSHIP (PUBLIC/ LGA WARD PRIVATE) PHC KUYELLO PRIMARY Public H/C OLD KUYELLO PRIMARY Public KUYELLO H/C SHADO PRIMARY Public H/C KWASA-KWASA PRIMARY Public H/C KWADAGA PRIMARY Public PHC TABANNI PRIMARY Public H/C OLD TABANNI PRIMARY Public H/C DOKAN RUWA PRIMARY Public TABANNI H/C KWALAKWANGI PRIMARY Public H/C MAIKYASUWA PRIMARY Public H/C LAYIN LASA PRIMARY Public H/C K/MAMMAN YALWA PRIMARY Public PHC KUTEMESHE PRIMARY Public KUTEMESHE H/C U/GAJERE PRIMARY Public H/C U/NACHIBI PRIMARY Public MAGAJIN M.C.H. BIRNIN GWARI PRIMARY Public GARI I BADAMUWA NURSING PRIMARY PRIVATE H/C U/SHITU PRIMARY Public H/C KAGI PRIMARY Public JIBRIN MAIGWARI GEN. HOSP. SECONDARY Public H/CB/GWARI U/HALADU PRIMARY Public H/C AWARO PRIMARY Public MAGAJIN H/C BUGAI PRIMARY Public GARI II H/C DOGON DAWA PRIMARY Public ALUMMA NURSING HOME PRIMARY PRIVATE TAIMAKO NURSING HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE TALLE CLINIC & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE SUNNA CLINIC & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE MAS'UD NURSING MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE BIRNIN GWARI PHC SAULAWA PRIMARY Public H/C MAGANDA PRIMARY Public H/C KIKAZO PRIMARY Public MAGAJIN H/C GWASKA PRIMARY Public GARI III H/C GWAURON DUTSE PRIMARY Public H/C OLD B/GWARI PRIMARY Public H/C LAYIN MAIGWARI PRIMARY Public H/C KAMFANIN DOKA PRIMARY Public H/C MANDO PRIMARY Public H/C GRASING PRIMARY Public H/C KIRAZO PRIMARY Public GAYAM H/C FOLWAYA PRIMARY Public BIRNIN GWARI H/C GAYAM PRIMARY Public H/C LABI PRIMARY Public H/C RUMANA GWARI PRIMARY Public H/C KWAGA PRIMARY Public MPHC DOGON DAWA PRIMARY Public DOGON H/C U/DANKO PRIMARY Public DAWA H/C SAMINAKA PRIMARY Public H/C FUNTUWAN BADADI PRIMARY Public PHC DAMARI PRIMARY Public H/C TAKAMA PRIMARY Public KAZAGE H/C GWANDA PRIMARY Public (DAMARI) H/C INGADE PRIMARY Public DIRAYO CLINIC & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC KAKANGI PRIMARY Public M.P.H.C. KATAKAKI PRIMARY Public H/C U/BAGUDU PRIMARY Public H/C GAGUMI PRIMARY Public KAKANGI H/C SABON LAYI PRIMARY Public H/C TASHAN KEJI PRIMARY Public H/C U/ZAKARA PRIMARY Public LARABA MEMORIAL CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE LAFIYA TAFI KUDI CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE MPHC RANDAGI PRIMARY Public RANDAGI BIRNIN GWARI H/C DAWAKIN BASSA PRIMARY Public H/C KUKI PRIMARY Public H/C UKIGA PRIMARY Public H/C KUNGI PRIMARY Public RANDAGI H/C IJINGA PRIMARY Public H/C U/BADUKU PRIMARY Public H/C NASARAWA PRIMARY Public H/C KIMBI PRIMARY Public H/C SHIRYA PRIMARY Public HC ZAKARA PRIMARY Public GENERAL HOSPITAL SABON TASHA SECONDARY PUBLIC RURAL HOSPITAL KUJAMA SECNDARY PUBLIC SABON PHC T/WADA KUJAMA PRIMARY PUBLIC TASHA/KUJAM H/POST TOKACHE PRIMARY PUBLIC A H/C KUJAMA GARI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DANBUSHIYA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DOKAN MAIJAMAA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC MARABAN RIDO PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C RIDO PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C BABBAN SAURA PRIMARY PUBLIC GODIYA NURSING PRIMARY PRIVATE BRETHREN CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE RIDO HAMDALA CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE GODIYA MEDI CHECK PRIMARY PRIVATE COSBEN MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE SAIZA NURSING HOME PRIMARY PRIVATE HOPE FOR THE VILLAGE CHILD PRIMARY PRIVATE H/C A/AYABA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KANKOMI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C GONIN GORA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C LIGARI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KAKAU PRIMARY PUBLIC KAKAU H/C BUWAYA PRIMARY PUBLIC ADONAI HOSPITAL PRIMARY PUBLIC ALHERI CLINIC PRIMARY PUBLIC CHIKUN KAKAU GAYAN NURSING PRIMARY PUBLIC SAFIYA MEDICAL CENTER PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC GWAGWADA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DUTSE PRIMARY PUBLIC GWAGWADA H/C B/KASUWA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KAJARI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C A/TURAI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C CHIKUN PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC KATARMA PRIMARY PUBLIC CHIKUN H/C GADANI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DAKUNU PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC BURUKU PRIMARY PUBLIC KUNAI DAN BURUKU MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC UDAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KASAYA PRIMARY PUBLIC CHIKUN KUNA H/C BARINJE PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DANDE PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C RIMI PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC KURIGA PRIMARY PUBLIC KURIGA PHC S/GARI PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC KUDANDAN PRIMARY PUBLIC MAGAJIN HASKE CLINIC & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE GARI II FAITH NURSING & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE SALAMA HEALTH CENTRE PRIMARY PRIVATE KUJAMA SALAMA CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE AB NASSARA NURSING PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC NARAYI PRIMARY PUBLIC NARAYI WILBASUN HOSPITAL & PRIMARY PRIVATE PHCMATERNITY NASSARAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC TOP CLINIC & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE MIO PRINCE NURSING HOME PRIMARY PRIVATE NASSARAWA IDEAL WELFARE PRIMARY PRIVATE TOP CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE TAIMAKO HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE SANASI NUR. & MATERNITY HOME PRIMARY PRIVATE CHIKUN PHC SABON TASHA PRIMARY PUBLIC NOMSU HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE EMABS HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE DOCTORS CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE SABON TASHA NEBWA HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE NNPC HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE ST. MARY HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE OMENGALA HEALTH CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE JEFANAL HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC ROMI PRIMARY PUBLIC SAVANA HOSPITAL & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE OUR HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE YELWA TRINITY NURSING & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE COCINHOME CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE ECWA HEALTH CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE A.B.U TEACHING HOSPITAL SHIKA, TERTIARY PUBLIC H/CZARIA MARABAN GUGA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC SHIKA PRIMARY PUBLIC SHIKA H/C TAWATSU PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C TSIBIRI PRIMARY PUBLIC HALIMA MEMORIAL CLINIC PRIMARY PUBLIC GENERAL HOSPITAL GIWA SECONDARY PUBLIC PHC GIWA PRIMARY PUBLIC GIWA MPHC TSOHUWAR GIWA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C MUJEDAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC WARDANGA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DANMAHAWAYI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C MADOBI PRIMARY PUBLIC DAN H/C TASHANGUGA PRIMARY PUBLIC MAHAWAYI H/C MAJE PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KURINGA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C BAJIMI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C BIYE PRIMARY PUBLIC PANHAUYA H/C PANHAUYA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C R/YASHI PRIMARY PUBLIC GIWA H/C GALADIMAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC GALADIMAWA H/C TUMBURKU PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DUNDUBUS PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC GANGARA PRIMARY PUBLIC GANGARA H/C MADARA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C BOMAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC KAYA PRIMARY PUBLIC GIWA H/C FATIKA PRIMARY PUBLIC KAYA H/C IDASU PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DAKO PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C RUHEWA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC WAZATA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C DANZA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KADAGE PRIMARY PUBLIC WAZATA H/C KAKARAU PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C MURAI PRIMARY PUBLIC HC R/YASHI PRIMARY PUBLIC HC KUNDU PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC TURAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC KAKANGI H/C DOKA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C S/BIRNI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C IYATAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC KIDANDAN PHC KIDANDAN PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C MAIDARO PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C S/FILI PRIMARY PUBLIC KuDANDAN SAUKI NURSING HOME PRIMARY PRIVATE CATHOLIC HEALTH CENTRE PRIMARY PRIVATE H/C GADAGAU PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C T/SHARI PRIMARY PUBLIC YAKAWADA H/C YAKAWADA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C A/GAGA PRIMARY PUBLIC IYATAWACLINIC & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE NATIONAL EYE CENTRE, KADUNA TERTIARY PUBLIC GENERAL HOSPITAL RIGASA SECONDARY PUBLIC RIGASA IGABI PHC RIGASA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC NARIYA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KARSHEN KWALTA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C TAROTARO PRIMARY PUBLIC RAMATULLAHI CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE AISHA ALANSARIYA PRIMARY PRIVATE RIGASA AL NASIHA HOSP. PRIMARY PRIVATE CENTRAL HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE MIYETTI ALLAH NURSING HOME PRIMARY PRIVATE ZAITUN HOSP. & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE RIGASA HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE NASIHA MATERNITY HOME PRIMARY PRIVATE LAWAL SHUAIBU CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE MUSLIM HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE RURAL HOSPITAL TURUNKU SECONDARY PUBLIC PHC TURUNKU PRIMARY PUBLIC TURUNKU PHC FARAKWAI PRIMARY PUBLIC HC BARGU PRIMARY PUBLIC HC KANKURMI PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC RIGACHIKUN PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C BARAKALLAHU PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC N.D.C PRIMARY PUBLIC RIGACHIKUN H/C KURMIN KADUNA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C LIKORA PRIMARY PUBLIC AMANA HOSPITAL PRIMARY PRIVATE N.T.I. STAFF CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC KERAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C GWADA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C SABON BIRNI PRIMARY PUBLIC KERAWA H/C DINKI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C BINA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C TUMBAU PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C T/WADA DANMAMA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC S/BIRNI DAJI PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC WUSONO PRIMARY PUBLIC SABON BIRNI DAJI IGABI SABON BIRNI H/C TAMI PRIMARY PUBLIC DAJI H/C RUNJI PRIMARY PUBLIC Namu clinic Railway PRIMARY PUBLIC ANNUR CLINIC S/BIRNI DAJI PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC N.H.I.S. Z/AYA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC K/ZANGO PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C L/ZANGO PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C KIGO PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C MARGI PRIMARY PUBLIC ZANGON AYA H/C T/MANGI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C AUDI PRIMARY PUBLIC IGABI H/C IRUGA PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C U/MALAMAI PRIMARY PUBLIC H/C BAUSHE PRIMARY PUBLIC DADDA’U CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC IGABI PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC ASHESHU PRIMARY PUBLIC IGABI H/C SHEKA PRIMARY PUBLIC AHMED CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC GADAN GAYAN PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC AMANA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC FANTURAWA PRIMARY PUBLIC FANSHANU AGADAMA CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE GASKIYA CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE MOH`D CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE PHC MANDO PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC AFAKA PRIMARY PUBLIC PHC KUTUNGARE PRIMARY PUBLIC GASKIYA NURSING & MATERNITY PRIMARY PRIVATE AJI SAUKI CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE AFAKA BETHEL CLINIC PRIMARY PRIVATE DR. SANI HOSP. 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    Environment and Natural Resources Research; Vol. 8, No. 2; 2018 ISSN 1927-0488 E-ISSN 1927-0496 Published by Canadian Center of Science and Education Ecological Connectivity Index Mapping for Green Infrastructure Development in Kaduna State, Northern Nigeria Fanan UJOH1, Patrick Samson Udama ENECHE2 & Micah Ekwutosi OBIEGBU3 1 Urban Base Consulting, Abuja, Nigeria 2 Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, Kogi State University, Anyigba, Nigeria 3 Department of Building, Abia State University, Uturu, Nigeria Correspondence: Patrick Samson Udama ENECHE, Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, Kogi State University, Anyigba, Nigeria. E-mail: [email protected] Received: December 23, 2018 Accepted: January 22, 2018 Online Published: May 14, 2018 doi:10.5539/enrr.v8n2p116 URL: https://doi.org/10.5539/enrr.v8n2p116 Abstract Infrastructural development is considered one of the key steps towards economic advancement and prosperity, although the ecological basis of such intent is often not enshrined in the policies of governments, especially in most developing nations. Thus, infrastructural development has further increased fragmentation of ecologically-rich landscapes, causing biodiversity losses, reduced specie richness and diversity and climate change. Hence, the need for green infrastructure development. This study made use of Geographic Information System (GIS) tool to explore areas with high Ecological Connectivity Index (ECI) that could (easily) support green infrastructure development in Kaduna State in the face of climate change impacts which is already ravaging the region. Kaduna State land use/cover map and Aster GDTM elevation data were acquired, processed and analyzed using ArcGIS 10.5 software. A spatial model was developed that made use of the combination of elevation, slope and land use/cover data of the State via Multi-Criteria Evaluation (MCE) to reveal potentially viable and ecologically-rich areas of the State and the most efficient links between such areas.
  • Nigeria 2014 NTBLCP Annual Report DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC HEALTH

    Nigeria 2014 NTBLCP Annual Report DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC HEALTH

    DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH NATIONAL TUBERCULOSIS & LEPROSY CONTROL PROGRAMME Nigeria 2014 NTBLCP Annual Report 0 2014 NTBLCP Annual Report Acknowledgements National Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Buruli Ulcer Control Programme (NTBLCP) in this 2014 annual report has compiled the activities carried out by the programme from January to December 2014. In line with our procedure, both the achievements and challenges encountered during the year in view were outlined. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to the Federal Ministry of Health through the Head of Department of Public Health, Dr. Bridget Okoeguale for the good managerial coordination and passionate drive to achieve our set targets. All of these achievements have been made possible through the inspiration of the Honourable Minister of Health, Dr. Alhassan Khaliru, whose desire is to actualize the transformation agenda of the President and commander-in -chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. We also want to thank the staff of TBL & BU control programme at both Federal, State, and local Government levels, the World Health organization National Professional Officers (WHO NPOs), ILEP partners, the PRs for GFATM and all national/international Consultants to GFATM for joining in implementing the strategic plan for the interventions and control of Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Buruli ulcer in the year 2014. Our achievements would not have been possible without their commitment. Our Special appreciation is to the Global Fund, the USAID (KNCV, MSH, FHI360 and Abt. Associates), the CDC, WHO, other technical and financial partners who have contributed tremendously to the progress achieved by the NTBLCP in the year under review.