Project Title | Data gathering and verification survey on healthcare service delivery systems in Mombasa County, Kenya. |
Country | Kenya |
Client | Japan International Cooperation Agency(JICA) |
Period | December 2022 - March 2023 |
Position |
Chief of project and hospital management |
Type of Service |
Investigation and resarch |
SDGs |
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Outline | Under the national development plan, called Kenya Vision 2030, the Kenyan government aims for Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030. However, since the decentralization in 2013, the central Ministry of Health has been responsible for policy-making, guideline development, and management of national referral hospitals, while each local government has been tasked with providing healthcare services. Consequently, regional disparities in health service delivery systems and access to services have emerged. |
Project Title | Technical Advice on UHC monitoring and evaluation |
Country | Kenya |
Client | World Bank |
Period | December 2018 – July 2020 |
Position |
Technical Advisor (Monitoring and Evaluation) |
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Outline | ・The Government of Kenya (GoK) is committed towards achieving universal health coverage (UHC) by 2022. In his inaugural speech, the President of the Republic of Kenya announced UHC as a key pillar that the government will deliver during his second term. The renewed political commitment presents a unique opportunity for Kenya to rapidly progress towards UHC. |
Project Title | Marketing of medical check-up and smartphone application for behaviour change to control NCDs |
Country | The Republic of Kenya |
Client | Africa Scan Inc. |
Period | March – April 2018 |
Position |
Technical Adviser |
SDGs |
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Outline | Through kiosk activities, the Africa Scan, has promoted lifestyle changes in order to control obesity since 2015. In 2017, the Feasibility Survey for Increasing the Uptake of Health Check-ups in Kenya, funded by JICA, was initiated to formulate ODA activity under the JICA PPP (Public-Private Partnership) program. At the same time, Africa Scan was seeking the opportunity to expand its marketing of behaviour change applications in the private sector. Given Kenya’s epidemiological transition to NCDs, it is highly important to promote behaviour change and encourage the practice of regular medical check-ups to control NCDs. |