- Last evidence review
- 2026-10-13
- Funding organisation
- World Bank / IDA
- Geographic scope
- Nigeria
- Amount (numeric; do not mix currencies)
- USD 250,000,000
- Amount qualifier
- Exact stated amount
- Currency code
- USD
- Financing stage
- Committed
- Board approval / announcement date
- 2025-10-07
- Countries (comma separated)
- Nigeria
- Amount basis
- Approved credit or grant component in the original announcement
- Funding period
- Approval announced 2025-10-07
- Continuity assessment
- Not assessed
The World Bank announced approval of USD 250 million for the Nigeria phase II health-security programme. The programme supports preparedness, surveillance and response. This amount excludes the separate USD 500 million digital-infrastructure project in the same announcement.
Financing stage
This entry records committed financing from the named decision. The announcement date identifies the historical evidence; it does not establish when money reached an implementing institution. Approval, agreement effectiveness, disbursement and expenditure need their own documents. The original currency is retained, including where the source supplies an equivalent in another currency. An exchange-rate equivalent is another description of the same financing, not a second contribution.
Reading the record
Check the full notice and the financing agreement for the recipient, programme scope and implementation arrangements. Keep a credit separate from a grant and identify the relationship between a new phase and an earlier operation. For a programme covering several sectors, use a component-level breakdown before reporting a health-only allocation. A larger announced package should not be added again to its constituent records.
Follow implementation
The next evidence should show the agreement, funds released and the reporting period. Procurement and service-delivery reports can then connect financing to the intended system response. This monitor preserves the original statement while allowing a later, independently dated record to describe another stage. Open the official source below before using the figure in a comparison or a decision.