We promote Paediatric research, care training, and mentorship for the better health of children in urban and rural communities
We promote Paediatric research, care training, and mentorship for the better health of children in urban and rural communities
Kenya Paediatric Research Consortium (Keprecon) is a Non-Governmental Organization registered in the Republic of Kenya in 2010 under Section 10 of the Non-Governmental Organizations Coordination Act of 1990. Our certificate number is OP.28/051/2010/079/6236.
We focus on health systems strengthening, implementation research, advocacy, social and behavior change and clinical trials to improve reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH), nutrition, immunization and Primary Health Care (PHC) service delivery in Kenya.
Keprecon membership comprises paediatricians, researchers, health workers, social scientists and other professionals who have experience and interest in health research and those who have project grants being administered at the organization.
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Advocacy capacity building aims to impart advocacy knowledge and skills to stakeholders involved in the project to create policy awareness and push for implementation. The project will partner with stakeholders
Policy Briefs As part of the evidence analysis and synthesis process five policy briefs relevant to the PHC/RMNCAH+N agenda were developed.The briefs highlighted key areas of focus and recommendations that
The overall goal of the CEBA project is to ensure increased investment in and enhanced national and local government ownership of PHC/RMCAH+N policy implementation and adoption by focussing on the
This project, led by Prof Fred Were and supported by 4 technical leads, seeks to implore local and county governments to increase investment in PHC/RMCAH+N activities in 15 counties. There
