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SUMMARY:Civil Society Sensitization on Data for Health (A sensitization on the proposed birth and death bill.)
DESCRIPTION:Dear Member\,\n\nGreetings from HENNET.\n\nWe are pleased to invite you to a Civil Society Organization sensitization meeting on the proposed Births and Deaths Registration Bill\, 2025.\nThe proposed Bill seeks to modernize Kenya’s civil registration framework by strengthening the right to legal identity\, promoting inclusion\, and aligning the law with the Constitution of Kenya\, 2010 and international child rights standards. The reforms have significant implications for child protection\, health\, education\, social protection\, and access to essential services.\n\nThe sensitization session will provide an opportunity for CSOs to understand the proposed reforms\, examine their implications\, and contribute to advocacy towards a more inclusive and rights centered civil registration system in Kenya.\n\nTo confirm participation\, kindly register using the link below:\nRegistration Link\n\nUpon successful registration\, participants will receive the meeting invitation link and additional event details.\nPlease note that the meeting is open to CSOs and stakeholders from across the country. However\, participants joining from outside Nairobi will be expected to cater for their own transport and related logistical arrangements.\n\nWe look forward to your participation and valuable contribution to this important conversation.\n\nKind regards\,\n\nHealth NGOs’ Network (HENNET)
URL:https://hennet.or.ke/event/civil-society-sensitization-on-data-for-health-a-sensitization-on-the-proposed-birth-and-death-bill/
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Nairobi:20260724T090000
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SUMMARY:Dissemination of the SHA Rapid Assessment Report and the onboarding of the RMNCAHN Champion of the Motion Tracker Excerises
DESCRIPTION:Warm greetings from the Health NGOs Network (HENNET)\,\n\nOn behalf of HENNET\, we are delighted to invite you to participate in the Virtual Dissemination of the RMNCAHN Rapid Assessment Findings on the Social Health Authority (SHA) Framework\, scheduled as follows:\n\nDate: Friday\, 24 July 2026\nTime: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon (EAT)\nPlatform: Microsoft Teams\n\nBackground and Rationale\nAs Kenya continues to implement the Social Health Authority (SHA) as a key pillar of Universal Health Coverage (UHC)\, there is a growing need to ensure that reproductive\, maternal\, newborn\, child\, adolescent health and nutrition (RMNCAHN) services are adequately financed\, equitably accessible\, and sustainably integrated within the national health financing framework. Achieving these objectives requires robust evidence to inform policy\, reimbursement mechanisms\, and strategic investments that respond to the health needs of women\, children\, adolescents\, and vulnerable populations.\nIn response to this need\, HENNET\, working in collaboration with technical experts and county stakeholders\, conducted SHA Rapid Assessment on RMNCAHN services to generate evidence on the availability\, scope\, quality\, and cost of services provided at both community and facility levels. The assessment also documented proposed reimbursement tariffs for consideration within the SHA framework. The findings provide valuable insights into existing service delivery gaps\, cost variations\, and opportunities to strengthen financing mechanisms while advancing equitable access to quality RMNCAHN services across the country.\nTherefore\, the dissemination meeting has been convened to present these findings and recommendations to key stakeholders\, facilitate validation of the proposed recommendations\, and foster dialogue on their implications for policy\, financing\, and implementation. It will also provide an important platform for sharing perspectives\, strengthening collaboration\, and identifying collective actions that will support the successful integration of RMNCAHN services within the evolving SHA benefit package and reimbursement framework.\n\nThe meeting will seek to:\n\nPresent the key findings of the RMNCAHN Rapid Assessment\, including evidence on service availability\, quality\, cost variations\, and the proposed reimbursement tariffs for integration into the SHA framework.\nFacilitate dialogue on the policy and programmatic implications of the findings and opportunities for integrating RMNCAHN services into national and county health financing mechanisms.\nPromote stakeholder validation and ownership of the assessment findings and recommendations to strengthen evidence-based policy formulation\, advocacy\, and implementation.\nStrengthen collaboration among government institutions\, county health teams\, development partners\, civil society organizations\, professional associations\, academia\, and RMNCAHN champions in advancing equitable\, quality\, and sustainable RMNCAHN services under the SHA framework.\nBuild consensus on priority actions and partnerships required to enhance accountability\, improve service delivery\, and accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage.\n\nYour organization has played a significant role in advancing RMNCAHN\, family planning\, and broader health systems strengthening in Kenya. We therefore highly value your participation and believe your technical expertise\, strategic insights\, and experience will make an important contribution to the discussions. Your engagement will be instrumental in validating the findings\, informing policy dialogue\, and shaping coordinated actions that strengthen health financing and improve health outcomes for women\, children\, adolescents\, and families across Kenya.\nWe kindly request that you to confirm your participation at your earliest convenience. Please use the attached Microsoft Teams meeting link to join the webinar on the scheduled date and time.\nWe sincerely appreciate your continued partnership and commitment to strengthening Kenya’s health system and look forward to your valuable participation.\n\nFri\, Jul 24\, 2026 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (UTC+03:00) Nairobi\nWe look forward to having you attend the event!
URL:https://hennet.or.ke/event/dissemination-of-the-sha-rapid-assessment-report-and-the-onboarding-of-the-rmncahn-champion-of-the-motion-tracker-excerises/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Health NGOs Network (HENNET)":MAILTO:membership@hennet.or.ke
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DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Nairobi:20260731T090000
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SUMMARY:QUALITY HEALTHCARE AND PATIENT SAFETY BILL\, 2025 (National Assembly Bill No. 41 of 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Dear Partners/Members\, \n\nGreetings from the Health NGOs Network (HENNET). \n\nWe are pleased to invite you to participate in a Stakeholder Validation Meeting on the Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety Bill\, 2025 (National Assembly Bill No. 41 of 2025).\nThe Senate Standing Committee on Health has called for public submissions on the Bill\, providing an important opportunity for stakeholders to contribute to the development of a comprehensive legal and institutional framework for quality healthcare and patient safety in Kenya.\nThe validation meeting will provide a platform for stakeholders to review key provisions of the Bill\, discuss its implications for the health sector\, and validate a joint memorandum for submission to the Senate.\n\nMeeting Details\nDate: Friday\, 31 July 2026\nTime: 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (EAT)\nVenue: Virtual (link to be shared upon registration)\nRegistration Link: [Insert Registration Link]\n\nWe encourage the participation of civil society organizations\, health sector stakeholders\, patient groups\, professional associations\, and interested members of the public.\nPlease note that the Senate deadline for submission of memoranda is Monday\, 3 August 2026\, at 5:00 p.m.\, making your input and participation particularly valuable.\nWe look forward to your participation and contribution to advancing quality healthcare and patient safety in Kenya.\n\nKind regards\,\nHealth NGOs Network (HENNET)
URL:https://hennet.or.ke/event/quality-healthcare-and-patient-safety-bill-2025-national-assembly-bill-no-41-of-2025/
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Health NGOs Network (HENNET)":MAILTO:membership@hennet.or.ke
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