KEPHIC — Kenya Public Health International Conference
Conference Theme

One Health, Shared Future

Integrating Primary Health Care, WASH, Climate Action and Health Sector Regulation in Kenya and the Region.

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Thematic Areas

Six thematic areas shaping the conversation

Each of the following areas anchors a stream of plenaries, breakout sessions, and side events across the three days of KEPHIC 2026.

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Strengthening Resilient Health Systems at Community & Primary Health Care for Universal Health Coverage

Strengthening Primary Health Care (PHC) as the foundation for resilient and equitable health systems capable of delivering essential health services to all populations.

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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Climate Change and Environmental Determinants of Health

Exploring the integration of WASH services into health systems to prevent disease, improve infection prevention and control, and strengthen health system resilience.

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Strengthening Infectious Disease Prevention, Surveillance and Pandemic Preparedness

Enhancing disease surveillance, outbreak response and pandemic preparedness to strengthen resilient health systems.

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04

Governance, Regulation and Financing for Quality, Resilient and Equitable Health Systems

Strengthening health sector governance, regulatory frameworks and sustainable financing mechanisms to ensure equitable access to quality health services.

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Innovations, Digital Transformation & Cross-Cutting Issues in Health Systems

Harnessing innovations and digital transformation to strengthen health systems, improve quality and equity in service delivery, and address cross-cutting issues such as regulation, data governance, workforce capacity and inclusion.

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Addressing Drug and Substance Abuse as a Driver of Non-Communicable Diseases

Strengthening integrated, evidence-based prevention, treatment and policy responses to drug and substance abuse as a key driver of non-communicable diseases, with a focus on primary health care, community-based models and multi-sectoral action.

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See how these themes shape the three-day schedule of plenaries and breakout sessions.

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