GEF project · Iganga District
GEF project: Iganga District community dialogue
The Malaria Youth team conducted a district engagement and community dialogue in Iganga District to review findings from the GEF Community Scorecard at Nakavule Hospital.
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GEF project · Iganga District
The Malaria Youth team conducted a district engagement and community dialogue in Iganga District to review findings from the GEF Community Scorecard at Nakavule Hospital.
GEF project · Bukedea District
District engagement, a facility assessment at Nalugai Health Centre III and community dialogues in Kongunga Town Council, July to September 2025.
Advocacy · National budget
Key health sector stakeholders are pushing for an amendment to the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) to make malaria a mandatory benchmark in approving national budgets.
Opinion · Malaria prevention
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News · World Health Organization
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Youth · Gender equality
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News · Malaria vaccine
Over 2.2 million doses arrive in Kampala, and free vaccination for infants starts in April in Uganda’s 105 most-affected districts.
Press release · Malaria vaccine
2.278 million doses leave the National Medical Stores for 105 districts, as the four-dose vaccine joins Uganda’s routine immunisation schedule.
Interview · Research
An NIH researcher explains new antibodies that bind a hidden part of the malaria parasite, and why we still need more tools to end malaria.
News · Our launch
Uganda joins Cameroon, Kenya, Zambia, Eswatini and the DR Congo in establishing a national Malaria Youth Corps.
Partners · Private sector
Nine companies and three champions, including Kenneth Mugisha of Malaria Free Uganda, honoured for US$6 million raised to fight malaria.
Our work · Karamoja
Five youth champions joined the August 2023 campaign in Moroto, where 255,000 children received preventive malaria medicine.
Our work · Report
Our full report from Moroto: what MYCU members did, saw and learned as about 255,000 children received seasonal malaria chemoprevention.
News · Zero Malaria Starts with Me
The pan-African movement, now in 27 countries, marks five years in Dakar with a focus on young people leading the fight against malaria.
Advocacy · Parliament
WHO and the Ministry of Health hold a malaria dialogue with the Uganda Parliamentary Forum on Malaria: a malaria-free constituency is our responsibility.
Community health · Ntungamo
Trained village health workers test, treat and refer children close to home, and malaria cases in Ntungamo have halved in three months.
Partners · Private sector
Ecobank Uganda joins the Malaria-Free Uganda board with a USD 120,000 contribution, bringing the private sector into the fight against malaria.
Statement · Malaria Free Uganda
A malaria-free Uganda is a healthy, resilient and prosperous Uganda. ALMA congratulates Uganda on a new platform uniting government, business and civil society.
Health systems · COVID-19
Malaria deaths rose by more than half in early 2020. How partners kept testing, treatment and nets reaching families through the lockdown.
Progress · 2000 to 2019
From 2000 to 2019, malaria incidence in Uganda fell by 46 percent and deaths by 83 percent. How nets, testing and treatment reached families.
Partners · UK aid
Five years of UK support, worth 206 billion shillings, to protect women and children from malaria in Uganda’s highest-burden districts.
Community health · Kaberamaido
Once ranked near the bottom, Kaberamaido now has medicines to spare, as retrained Village Health Teams bring malaria incidence down from 43 to 13 per cent.
Community health · SURMa
Village Health Teams bring malaria prevention, testing and treatment to communities in 25 of Uganda’s most affected districts.