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The GTZ Health Sector Programme-supported Health Financing Taskforce met on 29th October 2008 to review its activities towards the development of a long term health financing strategy and to strategize on its future tasks.
The GTZ Health Sector Programme (HSP) signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in support of the work of the Center for Rights, Education and Awareness (CREAW) for the period between 1st November and 31st, January 2009.
The GTZ Health Sector Programme (HSP), jointly with the Kenyan Ministry of Gender, Children Affairs and Social Development partcipated in the 7th International Dialogue on Population and Sustainable Development.
That male circumcision reduces the chances by over 50% of contracting the HIV virus is not disputable. Nonetheless, Klaus Hornetz, programme Leader, German Technical Cooperation Health Sector Programme makes some pertinent observations.
The Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (KEMSA) Taskforce which was established to look into the operations of KEMSA finalised its work and presented its report to the Minister for Medical Services on the 21st October 2008.
Cases of gender based violence (GBV) in Kenya have reached alarming levels- with the cruelest forms of violence against women witnessed in the recent past.
Output Based Aid(OBA) is a pilot project that aims to provide quality health care services for safemotherhood, family planning, and gender based violence through a voucher sysem.
The GTZ Health Sector Programme visited the human rights civil society organizations (CSOs) in Germany.
The National Commission on Gender and Development (NCGD)Â is a key statutory body and strategic partner to the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ) Â Health Sector Programme (HSP) in the area of Gender and Gender Based Violence (GBV).
The GTZ Health Sector Programme conducted a stakeholder analysis on Gender Based Violence at the national level in order to inform the expansion and repositioning process of its Gender Based Violence (GBV) component.