Kenya and the United States have signed a landmark Health Framework of Cooperation, marking a shift from the "NGO industrial complex" model to a Government-to-Government (G2G) funding approach. This new deal, announced on December 4 in Washington, aims to deepen collaboration in public health, research, and healthcare delivery, emphasizing sustainability and accountability.

• The US Government will invest $1.6 billion in health assistance over the next five years, conditional on annual increases in Kenya's national and county health budgets.
• US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Kenya was chosen first due to its close partnership and stable institutions.
• Kenya will gradually take over funding for US Government-funded Health Commodities and Human Resources for Health by 2031, totaling $141 million.