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Follow the SRHR money.

Review the funds named in the U2I requirements and share what communities can see on the ground. Financial and coverage fields are clearly marked for verification.

These are programme seeds from the attached requirements document. Amounts, releases, beneficiary numbers, facility lists, and current statuses require source verification before official publication.

DREAMSIn progress / at riskVerification pending

DREAMS Programme

PEPFAR-funded HIV prevention and support programming for adolescent girls and young women.

Audience

Adolescent girls and young women aged 15–24

Allocated: Not verified
Released: Not verified
Beneficiaries: To be verified by programme and implementing partners
Coverage: Nairobi informal settlements, including Korogocho and Viwandani (document seed)

Five accountability questions

1.Have you or someone you know tried to access services under DREAMS? Describe the experience, including any barriers.
2.Is DREAMS reaching the young people who need it most, particularly PLHIV and young women?
3.What information about DREAMS should be public to build trust?
4.Have you observed delays, stockouts, turned-away patients, or unfair treatment linked to DREAMS?
5.What would make services more accessible, dignified, and free of stigma?

The attached U2I requirements document identifies this as a live accountability issue during PEPFAR funding uncertainty. Figures and current coverage require verification before publication.

ASRH DIBIn progressVerification pending

Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Development Impact Bond

A facility-based adolescent SRH and HIV service rollout described in the requirements document.

Audience

Young people seeking youth-friendly SRH and HIV services

Allocated: USD 10,100,000
Released: Not verified
Beneficiaries: To be verified; the document describes 150 public facilities across 10 high-burden counties
Coverage: 150 public facilities across 10 high-burden counties, including Nairobi (document seed)

Five accountability questions

1.Has your nearest public facility been upgraded under this programme?
2.Are HIV testing and SRH services actually youth-friendly there — privacy, no judgment, and no long queues?
3.What evidence can you share about service quality without revealing anyone’s identity?
4.Have you experienced delays, stockouts, or turned-away patients?
5.What should programme managers or county government change first?

The USD 10.1 million amount and 150-facility coverage come from the attached requirements document and must be source-checked before being presented as current public finance data.

SHA/SHIFIn progressVerification pending

Social Health Insurance Fund — SRH Essential Package

Kenya’s UHC fund and its intended SRH benefits, including HIV testing and treatment without direct patient charges.

Audience

Young people seeking covered SRH and HIV services

Allocated: Not verified
Released: Not verified
Beneficiaries: To be verified from official SHA reporting
Coverage: Kenya; facility and county coverage require verification

Five accountability questions

1.Have you or someone you know tried to access SRH or HIV services through SHA/SHIF?
2.Is the fund reaching PLHIV and young women who need services most?
3.What information about the package should be made public?
4.Have you observed delays, stockouts, turned-away patients, or unfair treatment?
5.What would make access more dignified, accessible, and free of stigma?

The attached document describes the intended SRH essential package. Confirm current entitlements, facility participation, and payment rules with official sources.

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