Health financing
Domestic resources, financial protection, partnerships and sustainable county financing.
The inaugural HSDPF established a national platform for partnership at county and service-delivery levels, with attention to financing, workforce, technologies and commodities, governance, service delivery and health information.

The forum aligned contributors around the WHO health-system building blocks and the practical realities of healthcare in devolution.
Domestic resources, financial protection, partnerships and sustainable county financing.
Access, quality, supply, regulation and the role of innovation.
Training, deployment, retention and workforce capability.
Stewardship, policy, accountability and partnership mechanisms.
Quality, access, demand and county implementation.
Data systems, digital health, surveillance and decision support.
The forum established relationships and practical pathways that continued beyond the event.
National institutions, counties, development partners, academia, professional bodies and business were brought into one structured health-system conversation.
Counties progressed health PPP priorities and built capability to organise projects through county PPP nodes.
World Bank Group and county-government engagement contributed to a county-focused financing mechanism within THS-UCP.
The report documents the keynote framing, county perspectives and presentations across health financing, workforce, technologies, governance, service delivery and health information.
Read the inaugural HSDPF reportThe platform helped move county health PPP needs into registration and node-capability processes, while subsequent World Bank Group-county deliberations supported the THS-UCP financing pathway.
The public archive below is a curated first layer rather than the complete historical record.
Sustainable healthcare partnerships in devolution and the health-system priorities required to advance access, quality and public-health outcomes.
Download resource →County workforce, financing and implementation realities affecting universal health coverage.
Download resource →County budgeting, financial management, resource mobilisation and institutional capacity.
Download resource →Health-financing policy, strategy and alignment.
Download resource →National and subnational health-information systems and the route towards digital health.
Download resource →The use of data and analytics to improve health-service delivery.
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