
YOUNG PEOPLE TAKE THE LEAD IN CHAMPIONING HEALTHIER FOOD ENVIRONMENTS IN KENYA
Nairobi, 26 – 27 October 2026: From electing own leadership to developing an advocacy strategy, young people are stepping forward to shape Kenya’s food-policy landscape.

Nairobi, 26 – 27 October 2026: From electing own leadership to developing an advocacy strategy, young people are stepping forward to shape Kenya’s food-policy landscape.

On 29th September 2026, KELIN launched a Simplified Public Education and Advocacy version of the Kenya Nutrient Profile Model (KNPM) in Nairobi. The goal of

On 17th September 2026, KELIN convened key stakeholders to validate a simplified version of the Kenya Nutrient Profile Model (KNPM), a technical document by the

As the world marked World Sexual Health Day 2026, KELIN joined sexual health advocates, researchers, health professionals and development partners at the Second World Sexual

26 August 2026 KELIN joined judges, judicial officers and public health stakeholders at the 2026 Judicial Colloquium and Wellness Summit to discuss Kenya’s growing burden

On Friday, 14 August 2026, KELIN hosted a dialogue with the secretariat to the parliamentary health committee. The dialogue examined the country’s growing burden of

KELIN has submitted recommendations to Parliament on the Kenya Intellectual Property Bill, 2026, calling for stronger safeguards to ensure the law promotes innovation while protecting

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are placing an increasing burden on Kenya’s health system, with unhealthy diets remaining one of the leading risk factors. As children and

As Kenya continues to expand the use of digital health technologies, many community members remain uncertain about how their personal health information is collected, stored,

Kenya’s primary food law has remained largely unchanged since 1965, despite significant changes in the country’s food environment and a growing burden of non-communicable diseases
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