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HEALTH DEVELOPMENT AGENDA FOR BILLE KINGDOM- 2040 PRESENTED BY THE HEALTH DEVELOPMENT SUB-COMMITTEE@ THE BILLE KINGDOM TH MAY, 2019 DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT HELD ON 10 TH OUR MANDATE: The Mandate of the committee was to deliberate and report on:


  1. HEALTH DEVELOPMENT AGENDA FOR BILLE KINGDOM- 2040 PRESENTED BY THE HEALTH DEVELOPMENT SUB-COMMITTEE@ THE BILLE KINGDOM TH MAY, 2019 DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT HELD ON 10 TH

  2. OUR MANDATE: The Mandate of the committee was to deliberate and report on: Improving health care, Infant & maternal Health, Health Education, Health Infrastructure Stock development, Disease/Epidemic Controls, Improving life Expectancy,

  3. INTRODUCTION:  Health as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) is a state of complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. A healthy Community is a wealthy community.  Bille due to her geographical location and terrain has the challenge of insufficient access to healthcare delivery services.  Good Health has strong correlation with other health promotion features, such as roads, pipe-borne water, environmental pollution, adequate power supply and etc.

  4. THE HEALTH SITUATION IN BILLE TODAY: The challenges of health development in our environment are divided into two segments: HEALTH PROMOTION FEATURES:  Inadequate water supply  Crowded housing pattern  Poor environmental sanitation  Pollution of our waterways with crude oil  Poverty  Poor Nutrition

  5. Where we are: Inadequate health infrastructures Inadequate Manpower Inadequate essential drugs Inadequate public enlightenment Ignorance of citizens Poor motivation of Health workers

  6. CORE HEALTH CHALLENGES  High prevalence of the following conditions:  Diarrhea (Intermittent outbreak of Cholera diseases); Malnutrition/Anemia; STD/HIV Aids; Upper Respiratory Tract Infection/Pneumonia; Malaria (commonness); Skin infections  High maternal and infant mortality  Hypertension; Diabetes; Cataract; Arthritis  Teenage pregnancies; Unwanted pregnancies/Abortions  High mortality rate

  7. Strategies To Achieve Health Development From 2019 – 2024 :  Carrying out of a baseline survey  Conversion of the Bille Health Centre to a Cottage Hospital  Provision of Health Insurance Scheme  Establishment of Health post in all our other communities  Public Enlightenment  Employment of qualified Manpower such as: Doctors, Nurses and other Paramedics

  8. Strategies To Achieve Health Development From 2019 – 2024 :  Training and re-training of the available Health staff  Provision of essential medicines  Environmental cleaning campaign against the pollution of land and waterways  Phasing out of Jetty Latrine system (Degi)  Campaign for mass education (especially the female child)  Supply of potable water and how to treat the available one( Open well water)  To operate a “Gantt Chart” – a time bound, activity chart for the implementation of health related activities in the kingdom.

  9. Determination Of The Resources To Implement These Tasks And People Responsible For Its Implementation Include: We propose continuous appeal to the Government (Federal, State and Local) for infrastructure provision and funding. This can be complemented with funds from Community self help; Appeal to the Multinational oil Companies operating in and around Bille Kingdom; Philanthropic Organizations/Individuals. The Healthcare Development Committee members should raise need awareness from time to time to ensure gaps are addressed. 5.

  10. Tips On How To Implement The Strategies Are:  Team work ;  Prudent management of resources ;  Utilization of standard method of need assessment and operational research method for the project to be internationally acceptable.

  11. MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE Health Development Mrs. Silverline Harry (nee Dr. (Mrs) Justina Jumbo – Team lead Allison Diri) Mrs. Magdalene Kemuel Mr. Sabbath Talbot Temebo Mrs. Warigbani Gift (Nee Tolofari) Mr. Ibiyekaribo Dokubo Mr. Tonte Ibraye Mr. Ipalibo Sanipe Mrs. Dumo Herbert Kari Dr. Mrs Loliya Koko (nee Igani) Mrs Apaemi Ben Amaye Ms Owanaba Dappa

  12. Thank You!

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