#1KANO STATE SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMME: State's Experience Sharing on Social Protection Programme} A Paper Presentation by Hon. Yusuf Bello Danbatta Hon. Commissioner Ministry of Planning and Budget, Kano State @ the Joint Planning Board/National Council on Development Planning Meeting, between 23rd - 25th April 2014, at Zaranda Hotel, Bauchi State 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies |#2Presentation Outline: • Introduction • Kano State Experience on Social Protection Programme - Education - Health - Economic Empowerment Programmes . Sustainability Valves 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 2#3Introduction What is Social Protection Policy? • "Social protection, as defined by the United Nations Research Institute For Social Development, is concerned with preventing, managing, and overcoming situations that adversely affect people's well being." • "Social protection consists of policies and programs designed to reduce poverty and vulnerability by promoting efficient labour markets, diminishing people's exposure to risks, and enhancing their capacity to manage economic and social risks, such as unemployment, exclusion, sickness, disability and old age. [2]" (wikipedia) 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 3#4Introduction Cont... • Vision 20:2020 "Social protection is imperative to the reduction of poverty and protection of vulnerable groups from shocks that may arise from social insecurity throughout the life cycle of an individual and vulnerabilities caused by disabilities, accidents and disaster" • Policies and programmes designed to curve social vices and cushion the effects of other macroeconomic policies on the poor and vulnerable groups in the society. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 4#5Social Protection Policies: In some countries, social protection policy . covers Labour Market Interventions Employment Services • Job Training • Direct Employment Generation • Social Insurance • Social Assistance 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 5#6Social Protection Policies: Kano State Experience • In coming to power in 2011 His Excellency the Executive Governor of Kano State came up with strategic policies to alleviate poverty and target structural causes. Vulnerable groups in need of social protection include rural dwellers, youth and women, persons with disabilities, orphans, disaster victims and other less privilege groups in the society. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 6#7Kano State Experience on Social Protection Programme: Cont. . I. Through strategic planning, the Government of Kano State initiated programmes and projects under relevant sectors that have direct bearing on the poor and vulnerable Education Sector 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 7#8Policy Measures Passing of the State Universal Basic Education Board (Amendment) Law 2011 (1433 A.H) • Re-introduction of school feeding in primary schools. • Free uniform for new intakes in primary schools. • Introduction of Free Education Policy from Primary - Tertiary level 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 8#9Policy Measures Cont... Established 4 new Nomadic primary schools in Kumbotso LGEA at Kumbotso, Maidule, Zawaciki and Tsamawa respectively. • Reintroduction of boarding system at primary school level. • Provision of 18,220 3-seater pupils desks in primary schools. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 9#10Policy Measures Cont... Establishment of additional schools and provision of furniture Construction of additional 1552 Classrooms across the State. Drilling of 100 Hand pump wells Kwankwasiyya Teachers lodge in schools • Procurement and distribution of teaching and learning materials 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 10#11Policy Measures Cont... • Training and Retraining of over 18,482 primary school teachers • Supported the training of 5000 Education Managers comprising of Education Secretaries, LGEA Supervisors and Head teachers. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies ||#12Impact of Policy Measures on Education • Increase in the enrolment of male pupils. in public primary schools by 12.64% from 2011 to 2012 and 4.3% from 2012 to 2013 respectively % increases in girl child enrolment was 14.64% in 2012 and 7.2% in 2013. • Reduction in the pupils/classroom ratio from 1:120 in 2011 to 1:87 in 2013 at public primary school level. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 12#13Impact of Policy Measures on Education No. of School Number of Pupils Number of teachers Male Female Male Female 2009/2010 1,414 525,423 448,839 16,933 5,052 2010/2011 1,508 534,975 459,206 19,425 2,963 2011/2012 5,782 1,287,209 1,100,936 35,321 9031 The above table shows an increase in the enrolment of male pupils in public primary schools from 534,975 to 1,287,209 in 2012 while for the female pupils the enrolment rose from 459,206 in 2011 to 1,100,936 in 2012 respectively. The same trend applied to Number of teachers recruited to teach in public Primary Schools 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 13#14Impact of Policy Measures on Education Cont... • Reduction in the pupils/classroom ratio from 1:70 in 2011 to 1:42 in 2013 at public JSS At SSS level, the ratio was 1:90 in 2011 and decreased to 1:54 in 2013. • Reduction in the toilet/pupils ratio from 1:264 in 2011 to 1:181 in 2013 at public primary level, 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 14#15Impact of Policy Measures on Education Cont... At the JSS level, the ratio was 1:97 in 2011 which decreased to 1:62 in 2013. . While at SSS level the ratio was 1:50 in 2011, which decreased to 1:30 in 2013 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 15#16ANALYSIS OF PERF ANCE IN SENIOR SOURCE: KANO STATE STATISTICAL YEAR BOOK 2013 Impact of Policy Measures on Education Cont... • Lead to Education Development at all level • Lead to Economy Development by means of furthering students knowledge. ANALYSIS OF PERFORMANCE IN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS [SSCE (WAEC)] CANDIDATES WITH FIVE CREDITS AND ABOVE 2009 - 2013. YEARS NO OF CANDIDIATES REGISTERED SSCE(WAEC) 30,961 43, 285 NO OF CANDIDATES THAT SCORED AT LEAST FIVE CREDITS SSCE(WAEC) PERCENTAGE OF CANDIDATES THAT SCORED AT LEAST FIVE CREDITS SSCE(WAEC) 5.03% 2009 1,556 2010 2,408 5.56% 2011 33,933 3,378 9.95% 2012 50,076 9,944 19.86% 2013 50,640 18,159 35.86% 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 16#17Photo Speak Expanding access to quality education by construction of 1,552 classrooms in various primary and secondary schools and general rehabilitation of existing facilities in KWANKWASIYYA This intervention has reduced pupils/classroom ratio from 1:120 in 2011 to 1:87 in 2013 at public primary and secondary schools in the state. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 17#18Participants under going Teachers Training Programme Percentage of teachers by highest level of education attained as Sept 2013 Senior secondary Reart. Secondary Percentage of teachers by highest level of Primary Junior secondary Urban % Rural % Urban % Rural % Urban % Rural % Urban % Rural % education attained: Below SSCE 4.0 8.6 3.7 8.2 10.0 15.1 8.6 II.I SSCE/WASC ||.| 19.0 I.I 2.6 3.9 6.6 2.4 1.7 OND/ Diploma 13.1 10.7 9.4 13.6 3.4 1.6 7.7 5.7 NCE 14.6 14.2 13.6 28.6 4.1 6.4 15.7 15.3 Degree/ HND/ Graduate 2.6 1.3 7.4 10.7 25.6 14.8 19.0 11.2 PhD/Masters degree 0.4 0.5 0.5 0.5 7.9 0.5 TOTAL 45.7 54.3 35.8 64.2 55.0 -9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 0.8 54.3 45.7 18 90 0.6#19Scholarship Programme Foreign Studies Government spent N2.017 billion on various scholarship programmes: Sponsor ship of 1003 young men and women to under master's and doctorate in || countries Sponsorship of 100 youth to be trained as pilot in Jordan 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 19#20Scholarship Programme Cont... Sponsor ship of 100 female to read Medicine in various universities abroad Sponsorship of 200 youth to read medicine and pharmacy in various university abroad Sponsor ship of 100 teachers to China for language classes. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 20 20#21Scholarship Programme Cont... Sponsor ship of 25 students for marine training in India and the UK in partnership with NIMASA. Sponsor ship of 917 trainees in various specialized institutions across the country. • Accorded special priority to medical and law students to further boost the state's manpower. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 21#22501 Kano State Indigene Sponsored to pursue Masters degree 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 22#23100 Kano State indigene sponsored to studies pilot in Jordan Uw MID-EAST AVIATION ACADEMY We Take You High The S Gidan Kwankwasiyya Kwankwasiyya pilot kano state nigeria 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 23#24Some of 200 youth Kano State indigene sponsored to read medicine and pharmacy in || countries (Malaysia) UNIVERSITIO LINTON EDUCATION GROUP WELCOMES KANO STATE SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS "BARKA KUN DA ZUA 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 24#252. Health Sector Enactment of law and Establishment of State Primary Health Care Management Board for the improvement of health care services in rural areas. • Enactment of law and Establishment of State Agency for the Control of Aids. • Introduction of Free antenatal care (ANC) programme aimed at providing free primary health care for all pregnant women in the state. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 25#26Health Sector Cont... Upgrading of 6No General Hospitals across the 3 senatorial zone to strengthen referral system. Free treatment of all Accident and Emergency Cases in all the General Hospitals in the State. • Lafiya Jari programme (a patent medicine stores) aims at empowering youth as well as reduction of poverty and reducing the level of use of illicit drugs among communities. • Immunisation of a total number of 3,054,293 children under five years in collaboration with development partners in 2013. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 26#27Health Sector Cont... Introduction of Kwankwasiyya Medical Outreach Services using fully equipped ambulances to serve remote areas • Prohibition of drugs hawking in markets and streets to safeguard the lives and properties. of citizens in the state. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 27#28Total No. of antenatal attendance 2011 - 2013 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,000 545,663 Ряді 600,000 400,000 -200.000 951,477 1,170,006 The above figure shows an increased of 74% in antenatal care in 2012 than 2011 while in 2013 it rose by 23% than 2012 as a result of the Introduction of Free and mobile antenatal programme to all 484 wards of the state. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 28#29No. of children under 12 months old fully immunized between 2011 - 2013 by gender 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 53,375 113,706 93,073 ■Female ■Male 98,349 50,000 84,767 45,534 2 3 Immunization coverage by gender have risen by 79.8% in 2012 as compared to 2011 and further rose by 19.2% in 2013 as a result of Govt Policy Measures towards the programme. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 29 29#30Monitoring and Supportive Supervision 5,866 3,246 2 3 5,313 No. of external on-site monitoring visit(s) conducted by government officials in- charge during reporting period using standard checklist was 3,246 in 2011, 5,313 in 2012 and 5,866 in 2013 respectively. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 30 30#31Current Social Protection in Kano State- Health: Cont. ЭЗИАЛUBMA 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 31#32Newly Installed Dialysis Machines at Abubakar Imam Urology Centre, Kano 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 32#33Burning of the Fake & Illicit Drugs by Kano State Government 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 33#34Empowerment Programme • Establishment of 21 Empowerment Institutes to provide training and retraining of youth in various trades and vocational skills such as:- Horticulture, Livestock breeding, Fisheries, Poultry, Entrepren eurship, IT, Journalism, Sports, Corpo rate Security, Hospitality etc. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 34 34#35Farm Mechanization Institute Bagauda Gov. RMK at Farm Mechanization Institute Bagauda 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 35#36Poultry Farming Institute Tukui Makoda ENANWAS 42 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 36#37Sport Institute Karfi 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 37#38Hospitality Training Institute 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 38#39Empowerment Programme . 134,220 women from the 37 LGAs were trained on various skills and assisted with NI0, 000 working capital as grant under CRC Programme. • Mass wedding of 2,461 Widows and Spinsters with each bride given complete set of furniture, food items and a sum of N20,000.00 only. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 39#40Empowerment Programme. Cont. 415 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 40#41Lafiya Jari Youths Empowerment Programme • 1533 No youths were trained to operate patent medicine store across the 44 LGAs State. 800 No barbers were trained as Amana Manicurists in the state. • 2600 No youths were trained on basic entrepreneurial skills. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 41#42LIST OF DRUGS SUPPLIEDTO EACH LAFIYA JARI TRAINED PERSONNEL TO SET UP PATENT MEDICINE STORE A CROSS THE 44 LGAS AND SOME SELECTED LGAS WITHIN THE NWZ S/N. I. ITEM UNIT DESCRIPTION Acetyl salicylic acid tab 300mg QTY REQ UNIT PRICE AMOUNT 1000 318.00 318.00 2. 2cc syringe 100 | 636.00 636.00 3. 5cc syringe 100 848.00 848.00 4. Adult cough syrup 100ml 60 47.70 2,862.00 5. Amino acid + 200ml 6 450.50 2,703.00 Multivitamin + Minerals syr 6. Amoxicillin caps 500mg 100 7. Amoxicillin susp 100ml 20 62 519.40 3,116.40 127.20 2,544.00 125mg/5ml 8. Ampiclox caps 100 3 621.00 1,863.00 9. Ampiclox drops 8ml 10 222.60 2,226.00 10. Ampiclox susp 100ml 20 127.20 2,544.00 II. Artemether + 14 24 20 106.00 2,120.00 Lumefantrine tab 23456 12. Asorbic acid tab 100mg 1000 2 477.00 954.00 13. B. complex syrup 100ML 40 70.60 2,824.00 14. B. complex tab 1000 | 212.00 212.00 15. Bandage 6" 12 | 636.00 636.00 16. Benzyl benzoate lotion 100ml 10 68.90 689.00 17. Calamine lotion 100ml 10 127.20 1,272.00 18. Chloramhenicol eyes 10ml 10 74.20 742.00 drops 19. Chloramphenicol eye 5g 10 74.20 742.00 ointment 20. Chloroquine inj. 100 848.00 848.00 21. Chloroquine syrup 60ml 60 47.70 2,862.00 22. Chlorquine syrup 60ml 30 31.80 954.00 (ASAD) 23. Chloraquine tab 250mg 1000 1,272,00 1,272.00 24. Chlorapheniramine 60ml 20 68.90 1,378.00 syrup 25. Chloramazole skin 20g 10 80.56 805.60 crème 26. Cotrimaxazole tab 100 10 148.40 1,484,00 480mg 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 42#43LIST OF DRUGS SUPPLIEDTO EACH LAFIYA JARI TRAINED PERSONNEL TO SET UP PATENT MEDICINE STORE A CROSS THE 44 LGAS AND SOME SELECTED LGAS WITHIN THE NWZ CONT.. 27. Cotrmoxazole susp 50ml 40 74.20 2,968.00 28. Cotton wool Roll 742.00 742.00 29. Dequadin lozenges 250 | 689.00 689.00 30. Diclofenac sodium 50mg 100 2 508.80 1,017.60 31. Dispensing envelops 100 12 37.10 445.20 32. Erythromycin susp 100ml 10 159.00 1,590.00 125mg/5ml 33. Folic acid tab 5mg 1000 I 179.90 179.90 34. Gentamacin eye drops 10ml 10 63.60 636.00 35. Gentian violet paint 50ml 10 26.50 265.00 36. Hydrocortisone cream 20m 10 196.00 1,960.00 37. Hydrogen peroxide 100ml 10 71.02 710.20 38. Hyoscine N butyl 100 I 795.00 795.00 bromide tab 39. Ibuprofen 200mg tab 1000 | 795.00 795.00 40. Ibuprofen 400mg tab 10 10 94.34 943.40 41. Ibuprofen 400mg tab 10 10 94.34 943.40 42. Ibuprofen susp 100ml 10 159.00 1,590.00 43. Magnesium trislicate 200ml 40 84.80 3,392.00 susp 44. Magnesium trisilicate 120ml 60 47.70 2,862.00 susp 45. Magnesium trisilicate tab 1000 | 768.50 768.50 46. Magnesium trisilicte tab 96 10 120.00 1,200.00 47. Maxiron caps 30 10 77.00 770.00 48. Methylated sprit 180ml 5 137.80 689.00 49. Methhylsalicylate 35 5 235.00 1,175.00 ointment 50. Metronidazole 200mg 1000 | 572.40 572.40 tab 51. Metronidazole susp 60ml 48 68.90 3,307.20 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 43#44LIST OF DRUGS SUPPLIEDTO EACH LAFIYA JARI TRAINED PERSONNEL TO SET UP PATENT MEDICINE STORE A CROSS THE 44 LGAS AND SOME SELECTED LGAS WITHIN THE NWZ CONT.. 52. Multivitamin syrop 100ml 40 84.80 3,392.00 53. Multivitamin tab 1000 477.00 477.00 54. Navidoxine tab 100 3 530.00 1,590.00 55. Oral rehydration salt Pcs 48 20.00 960.00 56. Paeditric cough syrup 100ml 50 79.50 3,975.00 57. Paracetamol drops 15ml 10 97.31 973.10 58. Paracetamol inj. Amp 100 11.66 1,166.00 59. Paracetamol syrup 60ml 60 31.80 1,908.00 (asad) 60. Paracetamol syrup 60ml 60 60 42.40 2,544.00 (dmu) 61. Paracetamol tab 500mg 1000 614.80 614.80 62. Paracetamol tab 500mg 96 10 74.20 742.00 63. Piroxicam caps 20mg 100 3 132.50 397.50 64. Plaster 2" Roll 2 143.00 286.00 65. Plaster strips 100 190.80 190.80 66. Procaine peecillin inj Vial 10 42.40 424.00 67. Promethazine inj Amp 50 7.42 371.00 68. Promethazine inj 50ml 10 47.70 477.00 69. Rantidine tab 150mg 100 477.00 477.00 70 71 72 73 74 Sulphadoxine + 3 50 46.00 2,300.00 Pyrimethamine tab Sulphur ointment 20g 10 90.10 901.00 Tetracyline caps 100 2 318.00 636.00 Vitamin c syrup 100ml 60 47.70 2,862.00 Water for inj 10ml 22 6.80 149.60 75. Whit field ointment 20g 10 116.60 1,166.00 TOTAL 100,002.40 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 44#45ITEMS SUPPLIED TO BENEFICIARIES OF AMANA MANICURE BARBERS WITH THEIR PRICE S/N DESCRIPTION OF QTY UNIT PRICE AMOUNT ITEMS. I. Barber Chair 2pcs NI 3,000.00 N26,000.00 2. Hair lippers (Home 2pcs N8,000.00 N16,000.00 code/Super tapper) 3. Towels 5pcs N300.00 NI,500.00 4. Small Generator (Tiger 1pc N17,800.00 N17,800.00 TM Yamaha) 5. Apron (Barber) cloth 2pcs N500.00 N1,000.00 6. Ceiling Fan Ipcs N6500.00 N6,500.00 7. Dustbin pedal Ipc NI,200.00 NI,200.00 8. Bucket 2pcs N350.00 N700.00 9. Drawer Set I set N4,000.00 N4,000.00 10. Hair dryer Ipcs N7000.00 N7,000.00 II. Comb 6pcs N250.00 NI,500.00 12. Scissors 5pcs N100.00 N500.00 13. Shampoo 6pcs N250.00 NI,500.00 14. Shaving razor 10pkt N350.00 N3,500.00 15. Barber Tissue 12pcs N200.00 N2,400.00 16. Extension Wire 3pcs N500.00 NI,500.00 17. Sprit 5btls N300.00 NI,500.00 18. Space Hair Brush 5pcs N500.00 N2,500.00 19. Hard Hair Brush 6pcs N200.00 NI,200.00 20. Mop per 2pcs N500.00 N1,000.00 21. Parker 2pcs 150.00 300.00 22. Cotton I roll 700.00 700.00 23. Brooms 2pcs 100.00 200.00 TOTAL N100,000.00 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 45#46No. of Both Patent Medicine Store & Modern Amana Manicure Barbing Programme in the state by LGAs. S/N L.G.A. Number of Lafiya Jari Beneficiaries Total Number of Beneficiaries Number of Amana Manicure Beneficiaries I. 2. Ajingi Albasu 31 13 44 33 13 48 3. 4. Bagwai Bichi 30 13 43 43 22 65 5. Bebeji 30 14 44 6. Bunkure 31 13 44 7. Dawakin Kudu 38 13 51 8. Dawakin Tofa 36 14 50 9. Dala 63 27 90 10. Danbatta 34 14 48 II. Doguwa 36 13 49 12. Fagge 48 15 63 13. Garun Mallam 28 13 41 14. Gabasawa 38 13 51 15. Garko 37 13 50 16. 17. 18. Gaya Gezawa Gwale 37 15 52 42 14 56 94 52 146 19. Gwarzo 41 16 57 20. Kabo 35 13 48 21. Karaye 45 34 79 22. Kiru 30 13 43 23. Kano Municipal 65 37 102 24. Kumbotso 69 33 102 25. Kunchi 25 13 38 26. Kibiya 25 13 38 27. Kura 31 13 44 28. Madobi 37 13 50 29. Makoda 29 14 43 30. Minjibir 35 13 48 31. Nassarawa 78 36 114 32. Rano 41 13 54 33. Rimin Gado 36 15 51 34. Rogo 64 20 84 35. Shanono 34 13 47 36. Sumaila 32 13 45 37 Tudun Wada 34 14 48 38. Takai 41 16 57 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. Tarauni Tofa Tsanyawa Ungogo Warawa 58 32 90 35 16 51 35 14 49 48 19 67 28 13 41 44. Wudil 40 14 54 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 46#47No. of Youth Benefitted in 7 Consecutive batches of Lafiya Jari Empowerment Programmge across 44 LGAs of the State and NWZ S/NO PRODUCTS I. Drugs and Medical Consumables 2. Drugs and Medical Consumables QUANTITY BENEFICIARIES Over 700 items on list of Over 1,400 beneficiaries in 7 Drugs & Medical Consumables were distributed Over 700 items on list of Drugs & Medical Consumables were distributed consecutive batches. Each beneficiary received Drugs and Medicament worth 100,000.00. 133 No of beneficiaries benefited with Drugs and Medicament worth 150, 000.00 each, under North-west Lafiya Jari Youth Empowerment Programme which was introduced in February 2013. No of Youth Trained by Lafiya Jari Empowerment Programme with the State and NW Geopolitical Zone 200 180 160 140 120 100 - Ряд 80 60 40 20 0 2 3 4 5 Ряд 200 200 200 200 200 6 200 7 00 8 200 133 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 47#48Empowerment Programme: Cont. Enactment of Child Labour Protection Act 2013 • Enactment of Street Begging Prohibition Act 2014. • Absorption of People with Special Needs into the Civil Service, and Empowerment of others with N60,000 each. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 48#49Empowerment Programme: Cont. Establishments of 37No Micro Finance Bank to deepen financial intermediation at the grass root level. 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 49#50Empowerment Programme Newly recruited Youths to manage the new Micro Finance Banks in the State 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 50#51Sustainability Valves . CRC tracking and reporting Project Monitoring and Evaluation Directorate with a cabinet Commissioner Strengthening M&E functions at MDAs level • Period surprise visits by Governor as the Chief Planner of the State Oversight function by the State House of Assembly given special attention 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 51#52THE CHIEF PLANNER 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 52 52#53Thank You 9/2/2014 Social Protection Policies 53