Setting the Research Agenda on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Kenya
Kenya, like many East African countries, faces significant sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) challenges. Despite numerous efforts to improve SRH outcomes, various population groups in the country remain burdened by adverse outcomes. Among those at elevated risk are young people, mothers, rural communities, pastoralists, migrant workers, urban informal settlement residents, LGBT individuals, sex workers, people living in poverty, injectable drug users, the homeless, long-distance drivers, and the elderly.
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