Advocacy Solutions to Improve PHC Service Delivery and Outcomes
The International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH) is supporting the project through strategic media advocacy and communication. ISMPH is responsible for strengthening evidence-based reporting on primary health care, amplifying community voices, and driving public awareness on PHC service delivery gaps and solutions.
Through media engagement, storytelling, and advocacy campaigns, ISMPH is helping to influence policy dialogue, promote accountability, and contribute to improved health outcomes at the community level.
EU-ACT SAM Project
The International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH) is providing strategic media and advocacy support for the EU ACT SAM project. ISMPH's role focuses on promoting accurate, ethical, and evidence-based reporting on severe acute malnutrition, strengthening the capacity of journalists and media practitioners, and amplifying community-level experiences.
Through targeted media engagements, public awareness campaigns, and advocacy-driven storytelling, ISMPH is supporting increased visibility, accountability, and sustained action to improve prevention, treatment, and response to severe acute malnutrition.
USAID Health Finance and Governance Project
The International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH) is supporting the USAID Health Finance and Governance project through strategic media engagement and advocacy. ISMPH's role includes promoting transparent, accurate, and evidence-based reporting on health financing and governance issues, strengthening the capacity of media practitioners, and amplifying policy-relevant insights for public understanding.
Through advocacy-focused storytelling, media dialogues, and public awareness efforts, ISMPH is contributing to improved accountability, informed decision-making, and stronger health system governance.
World Contraception Day: Family Planning Awareness
Lagos State, in collaboration with The Challenge Initiative (TCI), the International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH), EngenderHealth, and other development partners staged a public awareness walk to promote the use of modern contraceptive methods for family planning held in commemoration of the 2025 World Contraception Day.
The initiative aimed to empower couples to make informed reproductive choices and encourage the utilisation of safe and effective contraceptive options. The event drew participation from health officials, community leaders, and residents across Lagos.