Kenya

Institutional Memory, Missing Product

Research at a Glance

 

Methodology

 

Stakeholder mapping, key informant interviews, policy review and systems analysis.

Sectors Engaged

Government

Health services

Procurement and supply chain

Civil society

Community organisations

Development partners

Researchers

What We Found

Supply is the primary challenge

 

Kenya’s greatest barrier is inconsistent procurement rather than lack of community interest.

Training has declined

 

Reduced provider confidence has weakened correct demonstration and increased misinformation.

Donor transition exposed vulnerability

 

Dependence on external procurement has created instability following reductions in donor funding.

Community systems remain strong

 

Civil society organisations retain the knowledge and relationships needed to rapidly rebuild FC2 programming.

Why This Matters

 

Kenya has the institutions, expertise and community networks required to restore FC2 access. The immediate challenge is rebuilding predictable procurement while restoring provider confidence and community visibility.

Advocacy Priorities

Domestic procurement

Provider training

Community investment

Better monitoring

Integration into HIV services

Women’s choice and autonomy