Join us
CHReaD welcomes registered legal entities committed to advancing health research and development. We invite institutions—rather than individuals—from Kenya and beyond to become part of our dynamic coalition.
- Institutional Membership: Membership is granted to organizations that meet our registration requirements.
- Global Reach: Both Kenyan and non Kenyan institutions are encouraged to join.
- Voluntary Engagement: Participation in CHReaD is entirely voluntary, fostering an inclusive environment for all partners.
- Rigorous Vetting: Interested organizations are carefully evaluated by our Steering Committee using clearly defined selection criteria.
Become a member and help shape the future of health R&D with CHReaD.
Benefits of the R&D CoalitionÂ
- A Unified Advocacy Platform: CHReaD serves as a powerful advocacy platform, granting members access to essential resources, tools, and key events related to health R&D. It is a one-stop shop for all things R&D advocacy.
- Pooling of Expertise and Resources: In the complex world of health R&D, no single organization can do it all. CHReaD allows members to pool their technical know-how and resources. This collective strength is far more impactful than any one organization working alone.
- Amplified Messages and Goals: By uniting under the CHReaD banner, member organizations can amplify their shared messages and objectives. This coalition creates visibility, pushing health R&D into the political spotlight.
- Access to Critical Information: CHReaD provides a gateway to a wealth of information and intelligence on health R&D. Members can stay informed about the latest developments and use emerging evidence to advocate for new policies and increased investments.
- Collaboration Opportunities: Collaboration is at the heart of CHReaD. It’s a space where like-minded organizations come together, fostering relationships and partnerships that strengthen the collective effort to advance health R&D. In essence, CHReaD is more than just a coalition, it is a catalyst for positive change in the realm of Health Research and Development.
