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The Federal Capital Territory Administration has entered into a partnership with the United States Agency for International Development in a bid to improve the Primary Health Care System in the nation’s capital.
The minister stated that the steering committee was a follow up to the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the USAID and the FCTA on December 17, 2020, to support the revitalisation of FCT healthcare systems.
To drive the operationalisation of the signed MoU, the minister urged the committee to serve as an avenue to promote transparency, the use of data for decision-making and problem-solving. On her part, the Mission Director USAID, Anne Peterson, who joined the inauguration virtually identified the primary healthcare services as the foundation of strengthening universal health coverage.
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