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Health Sector Development Partner Forum

A national health partnership platform.

HSDPF brings national and county government, development partners, professional bodies, academia, finance, technology and business into structured dialogue around health-system priorities, financing, capability and implementation. Across the three forums, all 47 counties were represented cumulatively.

Dr Custodia Mandhlathe delivering the inaugural HSDPF keynote
What HSDPF entails

From convening to coordinated health-system action.

The platform was designed to bridge skills, knowledge, technology, policy, workforce, facility and financing gaps at national, county and service-delivery levels.

01

Partnership and coordination

Structured dialogue, alignment and follow-through across government, counties, development partners, implementers, academia and the private sector.

02

Domestic health financing

Resource mobilisation, public-private partnerships, commercial and development finance, affordability and financial protection.

03

Capability and implementation

Health workforce, technologies and commodities, service delivery, governance, information systems and county execution.

04

Knowledge and visibility

Reports, presentations, evidence, speaker contributions and continuing visibility that extend beyond each forum.

From forum to action

Partnerships translated into institutional follow-through.

The platform connected dialogue to practical county, financing and programme-development pathways.

County PPP readiness

Needs registration and PPP-node capability

County governments progressed the registration of priority health PPP needs and strengthened the capacity of county PPP nodes to identify and prepare projects.

Health financing

THS-UCP county financing pathway

World Bank Group and county-government deliberations contributed to the first World Bank-county government financing mechanism within the Transforming Health Systems for Universal Care Project.

Integrated development

One Health, FEEW Nexus and project development

Later HSDPF work carried One Health and cross-sector priorities into FEEW Nexus and strengthened crowding-in finance and programme-development mechanisms, including PDPO.

Three forum layers

Explore the programme, speakers and resources.

Each forum page provides a deeper view of the themes, contributors and available presentations.

Inaugural HSDPF keynote

Inaugural HSDPF — 2015

Sustainable healthcare partnerships in devolution, structured around the six health-system building blocks.

Selected contributors: WHO, county health leadership, GIZ, CDC, IBM and other public, professional and development-sector actors.

Explore the inaugural forum →
Second HSDPF

Second HSDPF — 2018

Crowding in finance for the health system, UHC, health PPPs, workforce, technologies, governance and county delivery.

Selected contributors: Dr Githinji Gitahi, Ministry of Health, National Treasury PPP Unit, World Bank Group, DPH-K and county leaders.

Explore iiHSDPF →
Third HSDPF panel

Third HSDPF — 2019

Domestic resource mobilisation for UHC, health products and technologies, workforce, PPPs, One Health and county priorities.

Selected contributors: Ministry of Health, counties, Kenya Healthcare Federation, Nabo Capital, Philips, Farla Medical and professional bodies.

Explore iiiHSDPF →
Health PPP pathway

Developing a health PPP or county PPP node?

Move directly to PPP SNTA for early-stage project development, county-node support, training, transaction advisory and privately initiated proposal readiness.

Knowledge platform

Reports and presentations, organised for use.

The public library now brings together more than 30 reports, presentations, programme-architecture documents and reader-facing session summaries. Collections are organised by forum and theme so visitors can move from a high-level account into the underlying evidence.

Open the HSDPF resource library
Convening, contribution, visibility and follow-through.

HSDPF was built as a cumulative partnership and knowledge platform rather than a sequence of isolated events.

Engage with HSDPF

Bring a health-system priority, contribution or partnership opportunity.

The short engagement questionnaire opens on a separate page so this overview remains focused.