International Organizations on the Health Care of Women (a Case Study of Lagos)

Chapter One of International Organizations on the Health Care of Women (a Case Study of Lagos)

Abstract of International Organizations on the Health Care of Women (a Case Study of Lagos)

The study examined the international Organizations on the health care of women, a case study of Lagos. The study employed the survey design and the purposive sampling technique to select 450 respondents from local government of Agege and Ikeja. A well-constructed questionnaire, which was adjudged valid and reliable, was used for collection of data from the respondents. The data obtained through the administration of the questionnaires was analyzed using the Pearson analysis.

The results revealed that: The status of women’s health in Nigeria are visible. The government has significant impact on women’s health in Nigeria. The efforts of the international organizations on the care of women’s health is potent. The areas where women’s health can be improved in Lagos are visible.

 The study concluded that International Organizations has made significant impact on development of the health care of women. The study suggested: The status of women’s health in Nigeria should be paramount to the government; The government and NGOs should be concern on women’s enlightenment about how to manage a good health and stay safe; International organizations should be precise on the type of care they are providing each time to keep women’s health potent; The women’s health should be improved in areas education; The international organizations need to fully utilize fast information tracker to save retrieval time, allow maximum communication, low treatment default, and timely access to information about women’s health in Nigeria; The government and NGOs need to be positive when it comes to passing information to international organizations for processes improvement about women’s health in Nigeria; The government, international organizations and NGOs need to maintain statuesque within each other so women’s can feel protected about their health in Nigeria.