Centre for Population and Environmental Development (CPED)Onokerhoraye, Andrew G.2020-08-142020-08-142015http://hdl.handle.net/10625/59365The findings of the survey of primary health care facilities owned by public and private sectors in Delta State (Nigeria) show lack of availability of essential medical products, drug supplies, services, and equipment. Overall, only one of ten health care facilities have regular supplies of water and electricity or amenities such as a functioning client latrine or protected waiting area. Health budgets should be increased to take care of the drug needs of primary health centres. As well, the selection of drugs should reflect affordability for low-income rural inhabitants.application/pdfenHEALTH SYSTEMPRIMARY HEALTH CAREHEALTH POLICYACCESS TO HEALTH CAREHEALTH-CARE DELIVERYACCESS TO HEALTH CARERURAL POVERTYNIGER DELTANIGERIASOUTH OF SAHARAPolicy Brief