Uba Sani, governor of Kaduna, says he will prioritise the printing department, advance the state’s healthcare sector and implement climate change policies.
Muhammad Shehu, chief press secretary to the governor, said the policies were approved during the state executive council meeting of July 4.
“In proactive efforts to ensure maximum utilization and revenue generation, Governor Uba Sani has approved the revamping and repositioning of the state-owned Government Printing Department,” the statement reads.
“This initiative will require all State Ministries, Departments, Agencies (MDAs) to use the Printing Department’s services for essential printing needs.
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“Additionally, at the State Executive Council meeting, Governor Uba Sani introduced the Kaduna State Human Resources for Health Policy (HRH), designed to address gaps in the health workforce.
“The policy was developed through extensive stakeholder consultations to ensure comprehensive recommendations for overcoming current challenges in the health sector.
“The Human Resources for Health Policy will serve as a framework to ensure the right number and mix of competent, motivated, and equitably distributed health workers for optimal healthcare service delivery.
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“Its strategic objectives include maintaining an adequate number of qualified health workers and managing employment, deployment, retention, and performance effectively.”
Sani also approved the Kaduna State Climate Change Policy “which provides a comprehensive framework to tackle the impact of climate change impacts, promote sustainability, and align with national and international climate goals”.
“The policy will focus on public education, monitoring systems, and sustainable development initiatives to prepare Kaduna State for future climate challenges,” the statement added.
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