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The Knights Institute for Policy and Social Research produces concise, evidence-based policy briefs that translate complex research findings into actionable recommendations for policymakers, practitioners, and stakeholders. Our policy briefs bridge the gap between research and policy decision-making.

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2026


Strengthening Nigeria's Health System: Policy Recommendations for Universal Health Coverage

This policy brief provides evidence-based recommendations for strengthening Nigeria's health system, improving healthcare access, and accelerating progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
🏥 Health Policy 📅 Published: August 2026 👤 Author: Knights Institute Research Team
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2026 Economic

Fiscal Policy Reforms for Economic Recovery

Recommendations for fiscal policy reforms to support economic recovery and sustainable growth in Nigeria.

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2026 Governance

Enhancing Local Government Autonomy

Strategies for strengthening local government autonomy and improving grassroots governance and service delivery.

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2025 Health

Strengthening Primary Healthcare Systems

Policy recommendations for strengthening primary healthcare systems and improving health outcomes in rural communities.

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2025 Education

Improving Quality of Basic Education

Policy options for improving the quality of basic education and addressing learning outcomes in Nigerian schools.

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2025 Security

Community-Based Security Initiatives

Recommendations for community-based security initiatives and collaborative approaches to crime prevention.

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2024 Economic

Addressing Youth Unemployment

Policy recommendations for addressing youth unemployment through skills development and entrepreneurship support.

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