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Strengthening Government–Civil Society Partnerships for Equitable Health Systems.
Government Partnerships • Civil Society Coordination • Collective Action • Community Voice • Health Systems Strengthening

The Government Partnership Priority Group is a six-month collaborative initiative bringing together Saidika Organisation, Moyote Organisation and Tunza Sista, with support from Humentum and HENNET. Guided by Kenya’s Strategic Blueprint for Health Civil Society Collective Action, the initiative seeks to strengthen government–civil society partnerships, improve coordination, amplify community voices and advance collective action towards a more equitable and accountable health system. ,
Influence policy while maintaining accountability
Explore the key areas of work, activities and outcomes that shape this initiative.
We share information, prioritise collective impact, remain accountable to communities, and uphold transparency and trust to strengthen health civil society in Kenya.
There are many ways to be part of the change. Support our work, become a member, or volunteer your time and skills to help strengthen communities.
The Challenge
Health civil society organisations, particularly those representing marginalised communities, face challenges accessing partnership opportunities, understanding government engagement processes and translating the Strategic Blueprint into practical collective action.
Our Solution
The initiative promotes understanding of the Strategic Blueprint, develops a practical, ready-to-use government partnership tool for CSOs across any county in Kenya, and strengthens collaboration through shared learning, stakeholder dialogue and a community of practice.
Our Vision
We envision a connected and empowered health civil society, equipped with practical tools, shared knowledge and strong government partnerships to advance collective action and equitable health systems in Kenya.
Long-Term Impact
The initiative aims to strengthen sustainable government–civil society partnerships, equip CSOs with practical engagement tools, and establish a community of practice that supports knowledge-sharing, collective action and more inclusive, equitable and accountable health systems in Kenya.
Nairobi county
Kenya
Kirinyaga county
Kenya
Advance shared priorities within available resources
Strengthen what works before creating new structures.
Pursue shared goals while respecting each organisation's identity.
Act promptly without excluding community voices.