How are policies actually made in Bauchi State?
From identifying a problem to designing solutions, securing approval, and implementing change, every policy follows a process.
In just over 90 seconds, this episode breaks down how public policy moves from an idea to action.
How are policies actually made in Bauchi State?
From identifying a problem to designing solutions, securing approval, and implementing change, every policy follows a process.
In just over 90 seconds, this episode breaks down how public policy moves from an idea to action.
In the first episode of our Policy Explainer Series 1, Fatima A. M., HR Lead at SDCI, unpacked the realities of girl-child education, exploring the gap between policy intentions and what happens in our communities every day.
Here are a few excerpts from the conversation. We hope they spark the same questions they sparked in us.
What stood out to you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Fistula is not just a health condition. It is a painful reality that affects the dignity, wellbeing, and lives of many women.
In this clip, Mr. Awwal Dahiru discusses how common fistula is and why stronger awareness, care, and prevention systems are urgently needed.
Some communities face higher risks when it comes to maternal and child health outcomes.
In this clip, we examine the profile of communities most at risk and why location, awareness, access, poverty, and health infrastructure matter.
Behind every health statistic are healthcare workers doing difficult work, often under demanding conditions.
In this clip, we look at the life of a healthcare worker in Bauchi and the realities they face while serving mothers, children, and communities.
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Policy Explainer Series 1 is here.
Education is more than a right—it is one of the strongest tools for transforming communities. But how do we move beyond policies on paper to real impact for girls?
Join us for “Educating the Girl Child: From Policy to Practice,” an exclusive 30-minute virtual session led by Fatima A. M., HR Lead at SDCI.
This session is strictly by invitation and attendance is limited.
📅 4th July, 2026
🕥 10:30 AM
📍 Google Meet
⏱️ 30-minute exclusive
Traditional Birth Attendants remain an important part of maternal health conversations in many communities.
But what role should they play, and how can the health system work with them to protect mothers and newborns?
Why are mothers still dying while giving life?
In this clip from The Next Question by SDCI, Mr. Awwal Dahiru, IT Lead of CHAMPS Bauchi, speaks on the realities behind maternal deaths in Bauchi and the urgent need to confront preventable causes.
This conversation is part of our commitment to using dialogue, evidence, and public engagement to spotlight development issues that matter.
The Next Question by SDCI — asking the questions that lead to action.
Together, we explore the gaps, the realities, and the urgent questions around healthcare access, data, awareness, emergency response, and institutional accountability.