Ministry of Health
David Njuguna on sustainable domestic health financing; Dr Julius Ogato on health products and technologies; Dr Abel Nyakiogora on sector coordination.
2019 · InterContinental Nairobi
Domestic finance, technologies and integrated delivery for UHC.
iiiHSDPF examined how health financing, workforce, technologies, PPPs, One Health and county systems could be joined into practical delivery and investment pathways.
Forum summary
Turning sector priorities into connected programmes.
The third forum brought Ministry of Health leadership, county governments, development finance, investors, professional bodies and health-technology companies into one programme. Deliberations centred on sustainable domestic health financing, medical technologies and commodities, workforce capability, public-private partnerships and county implementation.
The programme also widened the frame to One Health and the social, environmental and productive systems that shape health outcomes.
Health-system transformation depends on finance, technology, institutions and the wider systems in which people live.
iiiHSDPF became a bridge into cross-sector programme development.
Selected contributors
Finance, technology, coordination and county realities.
A concise view of the principal themes and voices.
State Department for ASALs and county leadership
One Health, county implementation and the connection between health, livelihoods, environment and resilience.
Kenya Healthcare Federation and private providers
Public-private partnership models, service delivery and practical private-sector participation.
Nabo Capital and financial-sector contributors
Domestic finance, investment vehicles and the conditions required to crowd capital into health.
Philips, Farla Medical and technology actors
Health infrastructure, medical products, technology, commodities and county co-creation.
Professional bodies and disability advocates
Workforce, inclusion, quality and the people-centred dimensions of health-system delivery.
Outcomes
One Health, FEEW Nexus and crowding-in finance.
The forum's value continued through follow-on programme architecture.
Health moved into a wider systems frame
Human, animal and environmental health were linked to county livelihoods, food systems, water, climate and resilience.
A cross-sector platform took shape
The One Health and ASAL discussions helped strengthen the Food, Energy, Environment and Water Nexus as a route for integrated programme development.
Programme-development mechanisms
The forum strengthened the case for structured project origination, partnership mobilisation and financing pathways, including the later PDPO methodology.
Selected resources
Presentations from iiiHSDPF.
These resources provide the next layer beneath the forum summary.
Sustainable domestic health financing
Policy and financing priorities for a sustainable health system.
Download resource →One Health agenda
The role of ASAL institutions and county systems in an integrated One Health approach.
Download resource →County One Health policy development
Institutional and policy pathways for county-level One Health action.
Download resource →Health financing and investment
Investment perspectives on financing health-system priorities.
Download resource →County co-creation
Medical technology and commodity priorities developed with county actors.
Download resource →Disability and health
Professional and service-delivery perspectives on inclusion in the health system.
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