This manual provides the guidelines to train peer educators. Divided into six modules, the manual aims to increase knowledge, build skills and enhance the capacity of peer educators.

With about 400 thousand to 800 thousand women living with obstetric fistula in Nigeria, the Nigerian government developed the Standard of Practice on Obstetric Fistula to train healthcare workers to provide quality and evidence-based care for obstetric fistula patients.

The Standard Treatment Guidelines builds on the National Drug Policy. It provides a clear pathway to achieving a comprehensive healthcare delivery services in Nigeria. This document contains a list of diseases and conditions, their clinical features, diagnoses, prevention, and standard treatment.

The national task shifting and sharing policy create a framework to redistribute tasks among healthcare workers in Nigeria. Inspired by the shortage of healthcare workers in Nigeria, this policy allows specific tasks to be moved from highly skilled workers to workers with shorter training.

The traditional medicine policy provides the guidelines for the practice of traditional medicine in Nigeria. Driven by the need to expand healthcare coverage in Nigeria, the government plans to incorporate this practice into the existing healthcare systems.

This revised manual focuses on adolescent health, behavior, and development. The document outlines the framework to address school health, chronic diseases, mental health issues, injuries, and disabilities in adolescents and young people.

The report outlines the activities of the Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Buruli ulcer Control Programme (NTBLCP) in 2014 with an emphasis on the implementation of the National Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis Control 2010 – 2015 and the National Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis Control 2015 – 2020.

These technical standards guide the establishment of electronic linkages between service providers so that they can exchange traffic and also allow users of multiple networks to communicate with each other. The standards only focus on the physical connection between two separate networks.

The Nigerian Communications Act outlines the regulations in the telecommunications sector. This document contains the quality of service regulations developed in 2013 which is a supplementary publication to the Communications Act.

The Freedom of Information Act ensures that public record and information is to make public records and information available to the public. It outlines the processes of requesting for documents and the responsibilities of government agencies when such requests are made.

This code sets the framework to drive transparency and integrity in the telecommunications sector. It hopes to safeguard shareholder values by monitoring overall compliance with the key provisions of the Code.

The industrial training fund Act of the federal government Act enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria sets out the framework to promote the acquisition of industrial skills and training in management for technical and entrepreneurial development in Nigeria. Through this act, vocal skills acquired by apprentices, craftsmen and technicians can be certified.

According to Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission, the pioneer status incentive was designed to reduce the cost of doing business in Nigeria by providing corporate income tax relief to qualifying companies making investments in industries designated as “pioneer”. This document describes the guidelines required to apply for the incentive.

The Compendium is a compilation of fiscal incentives in Nigerian tax laws and sector-wide investment incentives of the Federal Government. This document provides details on the available incentives for specific sectors. It also describes the minimum requirements to qualify for these incentives.

The Freedom of Information Act 2011 makes access to public records and information free and readily available. The service charter of NIPC describes the processes to request documents from the organization.

The National ICT policy of 2012 provides a framework for policy and regulation, internet and broadband development, local content, coordinated ICT development, and cybersecurity. It also describes the roles of government stakeholders during implementation.

The national policy on science, technology, and innovation provides the framework to leverage science and technology in the areas of human capital development, agriculture, national security, nuclear science and technology, health, environment, energy, banking and finance, information and communications technologies, job creation, and trade.

This document covers the entire procedural processes of accessing to the Nigerian Communications Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) system. It also describes the procedures to register an earth station to operate within the Nigerian space segment.

The SON Act of 2015 was enacted by the National Assembly of Nigeria to repeal the SON Act of 2004. The SON Act of 2015 establishes the guidelines for the establishment, functions and financial provisions of the organization. It also establishes the procedures to establish Nigerian industrial standards.

These regulations provide a framework for universal access and universal service provision in Nigeria. It describes the processes of obtaining licenses, establishment of the USP board, and the governance structure of the Universal Service Provision Board.