The Republic of Uganda is a member state of the African Leaders Malaria Alliance. We support Uganda in the implementation of the country’s scorecard tools and Malaria Free Uganda.

Scorecards

Scorecard management tools are country-owned tools that provide a snapshot of the country’s national and subnational health performance. The colour-coded scorecard tool helps track performance of priority indicators, identify bottlenecks or gaps, increase accountability, and enhance decision making to drive action.

We support Uganda with 2 scorecard tools:

• malaria scorecard tool
• reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) scorecard tool

Malaria scorecard tool

Uganda malaria scorecard tool was developed in 2017 by the National Malaria Control Division, with support from ALMA and other partners. Since the introduction of the scorecard tool, we have been supporting the Ministry of Health in strengthening their malaria scorecard tool.

We have also supported the Uganda Parliamentary Forum for Malaria on the use of the scorecard tool. In 2019, we – along with partners – supported a retreat to define the parliamentary forum’s two year agenda.

RMNCAH scorecard tool

Uganda RMNCAH scorecard tool was developed in 2015 by the Ministry of Health, with support from ALMA and other partners. Since the introduction of the scorecard tool, we have been supporting the ministry of health in strengthening their RMNCAH scorecard tool.

• Overview of Uganda’s RMNCAH scorecard tool (on scorecardhub.org)

Uganda Parliamentary Forum for Malaria

The Uganda Parliamentary Forum for Malaria was established by His Excellency Yoweri Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda, in 2018. This non-partisan forum lets members of parliament use their unique position to advocate for malaria reduction and elimination.

Malaria Free Uganda

The Malaria Free Uganda launched in March 2019. We continue to support Uganda with the ongoing operations of the Malaria Free Uganda.

National End Malaria Funds are public-private partnerships established to help accelerate progress against malaria. The council is a country-led and owned initiative that brings together senior-level, multi-sectoral stakeholders. It is focused on driving action and accountability, resource mobilisation and advocacy in the fight against malaria.