Health Sector Development Partner Forum concept note
The original rationale, problem statement, forum objectives, six health-system themes and intended partnership deliverables.
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The HSDPF knowledge archive.
This library brings together the public record of three forums: full reports, programme architecture, keynote material, technical presentations, county perspectives and reader-facing summaries of sessions whose original files are not cleared for public distribution.
3forum cycles
30+resources and summaries
6health-system themes
47counties represented cumulatively
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Foundation and operating modelHSDPF programme architectureConcept notes, prospectuses, results chain, financing architecture and coordination design.7 resources
HSDPF prospectus
The platform proposition for knowledge exchange, domestic resource mobilisation, capacity development and partnerships in devolved health delivery.
Download prospectus →iiHSDPF prospectus
The expanded domestic-health-financing mechanism: resource mapping, coordination, county capability, PPPs and managing for results.
Read prospectus →HSDPF logical overview
Inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes and impact: from resource mapping and project preparation to coordinated health-system strengthening and sustainable finance.
Download overview →Baseline and health-financing architecture
Financing sources, instruments, PPP capability, domestic resource mobilisation and the proposed county and national delivery architecture.
Download presentation →Health-sector coordination mechanism
A proposed operating structure linking data, finance, policy, monitoring, public and private actors, implementers, academia and transaction advisory capability.
Download mechanism →Forum programme archive
A supporting historical programme document retained for researchers and partners reconstructing the forum’s thematic and speaker architecture.
Download archive document →8–9 October 2015 · CUEAInaugural HSDPF: Sustainable Partnerships for Healthcare in DevolutionFull report, keynote addresses and technical presentations across financing, workforce, information, governance, resilience and partnership development.12 resources
The inaugural forum was preceded by research and consultations across all 47 counties and brought national and county leaders together with WHO, the World Bank Group, GIZ, CDC, IBM, professional bodies, academia, civil society and private-sector actors.
Open the forum summaryInaugural HSDPF Forum Report
The principal record of the forum: opening perspectives, technical sessions, county voices, recommendations and the early partnership and PPP follow-through.
Read the full report →WHO keynote address
Sustainable healthcare partnerships in devolution and the system priorities required to improve access, quality and public-health outcomes.
Read keynote →Domestic health financing
Resource reallocation, efficiency, insurance, private investment, pooling and partnership approaches for progressively stronger domestic financing.
Read within forum report →Global Financing Facility and the RMNCAH investment case
County-relevant investment cases, prioritised interventions, complementary financing and the relationship between health-financing strategy and UHC.
Read within forum report →Human Resources for Health and UHC
County workforce, financing, service-coverage and implementation realities affecting universal health coverage.
Download presentation →Strengthening county health financial management
County budgeting, programme-based budgeting, public participation, financial controls and resource mobilisation.
Download presentation →Health-financing strategy development
Policy, strategic purchasing, pooling, institutional reform and the route towards sustainable UHC financing.
Download presentation →Strengthening health information systems towards eHealth
National and subnational health information, system integration and the foundations for digital health.
Download presentation →Data-driven healthcare and citizen engagement
Health-data sources, analytics and citizen-engagement approaches, including outbreak-response lessons from Sierra Leone.
Download presentation →Kenya health-sector disaster-risk-management capacity
Legal, institutional, surveillance, facility, community and workforce gaps, with recommendations for national and county preparedness.
Download presentation →Health-market and institutional capacity development
Health-system and community-system strengthening, public-private partnerships, health-market innovation and organisational capability.
Download presentation →Value in health and county-level UHC implementation
How counties can translate UHC, equity and value-for-health principles into practical priorities, PPP assessment and documented results.
Draft presentation held in the archive; public summary provided.24–26 January 2018 · CUEAiiHSDPF: Crowding in Finance for the Health SystemA report-derived session library spanning UHC2030, domestic financing, PPPs, workforce, health technologies, infrastructure, county systems and digital health.20 sessions
The iiHSDPF archive is much broader than its programme. The report records 19 numbered technical sessions plus the opening and keynote contributions, and links policy, finance and institutional capability to county delivery.
Open report and session indexiiHSDPF report and complete session index
A structured guide to the forum’s keynote, plenaries, county perspectives, technical sessions and follow-through.
Explore the report →Universal Health Coverage and health-system strengthening
Service delivery, governance, financing, accountability, private-sector participation and international cooperation.
Read session summaries →Domestic financing, resource mobilisation and aid effectiveness
Tax allocations, insurance, private investment, efficiency, county resource mobilisation and coordinated partner support.
Read session summaries →PPPs, primary-healthcare acceleration and provider finance
The legal and institutional PPP framework, the SDG Partnership Platform, health-provider financing and financial services for the sector.
Read session summaries →Workforce, specialist services and HRH financing
County workforce leadership, specialist-service collaboration and private-sector approaches to expanding skilled health personnel.
Read session summaries →Technologies, commodities and health infrastructure
County health-technology gaps, local-currency finance, PPP preparation support and European infrastructure-funding routes.
Read session summaries →Data, HMIS and open-source health information
ICT-led governance, data for stronger systems, county HMIS and the use of free and open-source technologies.
Read session summaries →Trans Nzoia, Nyeri and Mandera
County-specific evidence on technologies, workforce, infrastructure, system status and the practical constraints facing devolved delivery.
Read county summaries →iiHSDPF prospectus
The forum’s partnership model, intended outputs and domestic-health-financing orientation.
Read prospectus →7–9 August 2019 · InterContinental NairobiiiiHSDPF: Domestic Finance, One Health and Integrated DeliveryMinistry, county, private-sector and professional perspectives that extended HSDPF into One Health, FEEW Nexus and crowding-in-finance pathways.11 resources
The third forum connected UHC financing to health-sector coordination, products and technologies, county infrastructure, inclusion, primary healthcare, One Health and investment.
Open the forum summarySustainable domestic health financing
Domestic resource mobilisation and the financing priorities required to sustain progress towards UHC.
Download presentation →Health-sector coordination, cooperation and alignment
Common planning, budgeting, monitoring and partnership structures for coordinated investment and mutual accountability.
Download presentation →Health products and technologies for UHC
Access, quality, cost-effective use, medicines-and-therapeutics committees, rational use and stronger product-management systems.
Download presentation →The ASAL role in the One Health agenda
Institutional and cross-sector links among health, livestock, environment, livelihoods and resilience.
Download presentation →County One Health policy development
The county-level policy and institutional route for operationalising One Health.
Download presentation →County hospital infrastructure and financing gaps
Buildings, hospital plant, equipment, ICT and emergency-care gaps, alongside public, partnership and blended-finance options.
Download presentation →Disability and health
Inclusion, workforce and service-delivery considerations for persons with disabilities.
Download presentation →County co-create for health technologies
County-facing development of health-technology and commodity solutions, linked to service needs and implementation context.
Download presentation →Community Life Centre and connected primary healthcare
Integrated infrastructure, equipment, connectivity, community outreach and mobile obstetric monitoring as a platform for stronger primary care.
Original deck carries confidentiality markings; public summary provided.Institutional investment and health-sector finance
The role of fund managers, institutional capital and investment expertise in strengthening the health-finance value chain.
Original deck is proprietary and confidential; public summary provided.From iiiHSDPF to FEEW Nexus
One Health and integrated food, energy, environment and water programming emerged as a stronger cross-sector route for resilience and investment.
Explore FEEW Nexus →Beyond the conference roomProgramme outcomes and follow-throughHow forum deliberations moved into county capability, financing pathways, project preparation and successor platforms.6 pathways
PPP nodes and priority-needs registration
County leadership training and follow-through supported the formation or strengthening of PPP focal structures and the articulation of county health-project needs.
THS-UCP and county financing deliberations
World Bank Group and county conversations connected health priorities to a more direct financing and implementation route within the Transforming Health Systems programme.
Amref and county engagement
Specialist-service and workforce discussions opened practical routes for county collaboration and service-delivery support.
Resource mapping and partnership mechanisms
HSDPF developed beyond convening towards resource mapping, joint planning, evidence, partner alignment and an operating coordination mechanism.
FEEW Nexus development
The third forum’s One Health and ASAL agenda expanded into integrated programming across food, energy, environment, water, health and livelihoods.
Programme development pathways
The financing, partnership and project-preparation disciplines developed through HSDPF informed later programme-development and partnership architecture.