UG-NGB-5914-252-M380
Amref Health Africa Uganda
Health Systems Advocacy Partnership
Health Systems for Advocacy is a project working towards achieving SRHR through strengthened health systems, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and being implemented by 3 partners Amref Health Africa in Uganda, African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation (ACHEST), HEPs – coalition for Health and Social Development (representing HAI). Objectives. Objective 1: To enable Communities realize their right to the highest attainable sexual and reproductive health, crucial for equitable, sustainable economic development. Objective 2: By creating space and strengthening civil society to engage effectively with governments, the private sector and other stakeholders accountable for health systems, to deliver equitable, accessible and high-quality SRHR services. Short term outcomes Increased lobby and advocacy (L&A) capacity of CSOs Empowered communities are increasingly able to demand their rights at local government level Increased leadership and managerial capacity of health stewards in the health system
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa Uganda
Amref Health Africa Uganda
Amref Health Africa Uganda
+256-312261419
http://www.amref.org
450000
250000
200000
2250000
Commitment from Amref Flying Doctors for period 2016-2020
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
200000
Disbursement from Amref Flying Doctors for implementation year 2016
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
200000
Disbursement from Amref Flying Doctors for implementation year 2016
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
165807
Disbursement from Amref Flying Doctors for implementation year 2016
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
200000
Disbursement from Amref Flying Doctors for implementation year 2017
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
300000
Disbursement from Amref Flying Doctors for implementation year 2017
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
Workshop/trainings to build capacity for Lobby & Advocacy for CSOs and other (non-profit) organisations/institutions funded by the HSAP
Output
Number of trainings organised
This indicator was added in 2018 for clarification
Number of different organisations present at trainings
Number of women/men trained (segregated in F/M)
Workshop/trainings to build capacity for Research for CSOs and other (non-profit) organisations/institutions funded by the HSAP
Output
Number of trainings organised
This indicator was added in 2018 for clarification
Number of different organisations present at trainings
Number of women/men trained (segregated in F/M)
(Online) Meetings (informal & formal) with CSOs and other (non-profit) organisations/institutions
Output
Number of meetings (co)organised
Number of meetings attended
(Online) Meetings (informal & formal) with policy-makers and other decision-makers
Output
Number of meetings (co)organised
Number of meetings attended
Knowledge products funded directly by the HSAP (for example: policy briefs, blogs, press releases, research papers, press statements) used for external purposes.
Output
Number of knowledge products produced
Events (forums, seminars, demonstrations, public debates, round-table discussions, etc.) that promote SRH health outcomes for African citizens in connection to (SRHC, HRH, HF, HG)
Output
Number of events (co) organised
Number of events attended
Amplifying the African Voice & Promoting inter-context exchange
Output
Number of times a member of your organisation was invited by another HSA partner to speak at their HSAP activity in the Netherlands, EU or African Region context.
Number of times a member of your organisation was invited by another AFRICAN HSA partner to speak in at an HSAP activity (excluding activities for the African Region).
UG-NGB-5914-252-UG-NGB-5914-252-N426
Amref Health Africa Uganda
WASH SDG Project
The WA SDG goal is to achieve sustainable and equitable access to and use of WASH services for all, through behavioral change, enhance supply chain and service provision. The programme is being implemented in Agago District in Northern Uganda, as part of Agago sub-catchment. Agago district is the focus for the first two years of the programme; thereafter the programme has an intention to expand to the rest of Agago sub-catchment (part of Pader, Abim, Otuke and Kotido districts) based on the experiences in Agago district. Employing the diamond approach, the program is divided in to three pathways namely; the WASH demand creation through behavioural change (Led by Amref), service provision through private sector involvement and creating an enabling environment through engaging government.
Amref Flying Doctors
Amref Health Africa Uganda
Amref Health Africa Uganda
177746
182183
89985
Result area 1
Capacity building of key stakeholders
Number of trainings given
This indicator is about trainings given with the aim of capacity building of stakeholders
Number of people trained
Disaggregated by the following and male/female:
Entrepreneurs
Government staff
Health Extension workers
Community members/CSOs/CBOs
From institutions (e.g. schools/health centres)
Local partners (NGOs)
Planned for 2019
Planned for 2019
Result area 2
Awareness raising on WASH
Number of direct awareness raising activities for the general public (on WASH) (number of meetings)
Number of people present during these direct awareness raising activities
Disaggregated by male/female
Number of indirect awareness raising activities (number of times content is made public)
The number of times content is made public. (e.g. number of times a spot has been broadcasted at radio or television, number billboard signs, number of newspaper articles published etc.)
Result area 3
Studies/mappings done
Number of studies/mappings done
Including information on the topics of these studies/mappings in the comment column
Number of dissemination meetings/activities organised where these studies/mappings have been presented
A dissemination meeting/activity is to present the findings of the study/mapping done. Information is included on who has been present or whom it has been presented to in the comment column.
Result area 4
Construction of demo facilities
Number of demo facilities constructed at institutions
Institutions are health centres, schools etc.
Disaggregate the data for:
Water facilities
Sanitation facilities
Hygiene facilities
Number of demo facilities constructed at other public places
Other public places are open communal places, at market places etc.
Disaggregate the data for:
Water facilities
Sanitation facilities
Hygiene facilities
UG-NGB-5914-252-N141
Amref Health Africa Uganda
COVID19 RESPONSE FOR THE UGANDAN NORTHERN TRANSPORT CORRIDOR
Amref Health Africa Uganda and Healthy Entrepreneurs-HE partner to support districts, health workers and communities along the Northern Transport Corridor to respond effectively to the virus. We aim to mobilize and build the capacity of a network of Village Health Teams (VHTs) and health workers along the northern transport corridor (Luwero, Nakasongola, Kiryandongo and Amuru to Elegu border) to scale up the efforts for increased awareness, prevention, control and management of COVID-19 and to support continuity of SRH and other related medical services. The intervention is proposed for a period of six months, working with ~4000 VHTs and ~132 health workers (HWs) from selected ~33 health facilities. The activities include: A) capacity building of VHTs for community mobilization, B) deployment of a dedicated and free surveillance support line for health workers (HWs), C) development and distribution of contextualized communication materials for Districts, VHTs, HWs and the general public, and dissemination of MOH continuity of essential services guidelines, D) procurement and distribution of PPEs for HWs and E) support coordination and technical support for districts.
Amref Health Africa Uganda
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
+256312261419
info.uganda@amref.org
http://www.amref.org
199974
158080
Incoming funds
174489
Total budget expenditure as of December 2020. The over expenditure will be claimed
Village Health Teams trained
Number of Village Health Teams trained
Number of Radio talk shows aired
Number of Radio talk shows aired
PPEs distributed to Health workers
Number of PPEs distributed to Health workers
MOH guidelines printed and disseminated to the 132 health workesr
Number of MOH guidelines printed and disseminated to the 132 health workesr
Infrared thermometer guns distributed
Number of infrared thermometer guns distributed
IEC Materials distributed
Number of IEC Materials distributed
Support supervision conducted
Number of support supervision conducted
Health workers supported at a distance
Number of health workers supported at a distance
Communication and training materials for VHTs developed and distributed
Number of communication and training materials for VHTs developed and distributed
Call center agents trained
Number of call center agents trained
Call centers set up
Number of call centers set up
UG-NGB-5914-252-M389
Amref Health Africa Uganda
Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights Programme in High Burden Districts of Uganda
The ‘Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health & Rights Programme in High Burden Districts of Uganda’ (ISPHD) programme targets young girls and boys (age 10-24) and women of reproductive age (age 25-49) including underserved groups, in the districts of East Central: Kalangala, Bugiri, Mayuge, Iganga & Namayingo; and the East: Mbale, Budaka, Bukwo, and Kween.
The ISPHD programme is a joint district-based programme implemented by the consortium of Amref Health Africa in Uganda and partners - Cordaid, MIFUMI, and the International Centre for Research on Women (ICRW) for the period 2020-2024.
The programme, with a total budget of €10,000,000, aims at improving the well-being of young people (age 10-24) and women (age 15-49) including underserved groups, by empowering them with SRHR information and enhancing their decision-making skills, strengthening health systems to provide quality SRHR services, empowering communities to reject root causes of SRHR violations and SGBV and strengthening SGBV response in nine hard to reach districts of Uganda.
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
Cordaid
Mifumi UK
ICRW
Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Amref Health Africa in Uganda
www.amref.org
Reproductive Maternal New born and Child Health
Dr. Patrick Kagurusi
Country Manager
+256
Patrick.Kagurusi@Amref.org
http://www.amref.org
100000
3544445
3rd installment of the grant
The sector reported corresponds to an OECD DAC CRS 5-digit purpose code
2423447
2nd Installment of Grant income
The sector reported corresponds to an OECD DAC CRS 5-digit purpose code
2444011
Expenditure for the period 10/01/2020 to 31/07/2022
The sector reported corresponds to an OECD DAC CRS 5-digit purpose code
1064802.44
Expenditure for the period 1/11/2020 to 30/09/2021
The sector reported corresponds to an OECD DAC CRS 5-digit purpose code
1840112
1st Installment of Grant income
The sector reported corresponds to an OECD DAC CRS 5-digit purpose code
2431589
Expenditure for the period 1/08/2022 to 31/07/2023
The sector reported corresponds to an OECD DAC CRS 5-digit purpose code
HEROES FOR GENDER TRANSFORMATIVE ACTION PROGRAMME- Inception Period Report
HEROES FOR GENDER TRANSFORMATIVE ACTION PROGRAMME - ANNUAL REPORT -(Period October 2021 – July 2022)
HEROES PERIOD 3 REPORT
Young girls, boys and women reached with comprehensive, correct information and skills SRHR and SGBV.
Output
Number of young girls, boys and women reached with comprehensive , correct information on sexuality, SRHR,SGBV and life skills trainings.
Changes in bi laws, guidelines, ordinances, and practices leading to decrease of barriers to SRHR services
Output
# of laws, policies, practice , and strategies blocked, adopted or improved to eradicate all forms of violence against women and girls in public and private life
Private and public health systems strengthened to scale up SRHR & SGBV services for young girls, boys and women
Output
Number HCWs trained/Mentored (contacts) on SRHR/SGBV service provision
Number of Health facilities providing FP Method mix (both short- and long-term methods)
Number of facilities that adopt and implement youth friendly SRHR/SGBV services,
Number of health facilities where the quality of offered interventions is considered good and appropriate to the needs expressed by the target group (young people, women.
% of trained health care workers demonstrating improved attitudes to deliver rights-based, gender transformative SRHR& SGBV services***
# of VHTS enrolled into HE and distributing SRHR commodities at last mile
Increased access to quality friendly services by young girls, boys & women in hard to reach areas
Output
Number of women and girls using modern contraceptives.
Number of young girls, boys and women provided with SRH services at health facility/static & outreaches sites
Strengthened capacities of CSOs (YLOs/WLOs) & key influencers to lobby and advocate against harmful practices related to gender and SRHR/SGBV
Output
% of youth who participate in decision-making bodies who perceive their participation as meaningful.
Number of community members reached through the different mobilization (education & sensitization) strategies.
Number of CSOs and Advocacy networks with increased lobby & advocacy capacities.
Improved SGBV service provision and case management
Output
Number of girls and women who present cases of sexual violence or domestic abuse
Number of multi sector actors/responders trained on SGBV response
Number of SGBV cases taken to court
% of cases concluded through the court system
% of individual with improved attitudes towards SGBV survivors or services.
% of survivors who access health service within three days of assault.
Number of cases heard in court
Number of survivors (of girls and women) provided with access to justice through the program
Young girls, boys and women have access to SRHR and SGBV safe spaces
Output
Number of individuals using SGBV social services