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Mid-term review on the implementation of the Uganda Reproductive Maternal Child Health Improvement Project (URMCHIP) with the project financing partners, that is International Development Association through the World Bank Group, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency and the Global Financing Facility. The meeting was held at the World Bank offices in […]

CSO/World Bank Meeting With The URMCHIP Implementing Partners in Uganda ...

19 Dec, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

The theme of the COPGS 2019 was Leaving No One Behind: Strengthening Community Centred Health Systems for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals. The Symposium was organised between 15th and 18th October 2019 at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi – India. This brought together 500 practitioners from diverse social – cultural […]

COPASAH Symposium 2019 , October 14-18, New Delhi

19 Dec, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

The meeting focused on implementation of public health sensitive TRIPS Flexibilities in the African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO) to promote access to medicines. This Meeting was attended by key civil society organizations and government officials from countries that are members to ARIPO and signatory to the Harare Protocol, diverse […]

Implementation of sensitive Public Health TRIPS Flexibilities in ...

19 Dec, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

The Launch Of the Kampala Initiative More about the event follow this link https: https://www.medicusmundi.org/kampala2019/ Since 2016, Medicus Mundi International provides spaces and input for a critical reflection on the role of health cooperation (aid) in people centred national health systems and policies. With the launch of the “Kampala […]

“Beyond aid” – the Kampala Initiative, November 15-16

19 Dec, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

Before we close 2019, we have been engaged in a couple of events from August through December 2019 which we have documented through our Newsletter; UHC Day 2019, “Keep The Promise” How much have you educated/informed your community about UHC and the UN High Level Meeting Political Declaration on […]

PHM/HURIC Uganda Newsletter (August-December, 2019)

19 Dec, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

Our HURIC/PHM-UGANDA team participated in this training. About the training: ToT-400 is the professional track of the Strengthening Education and Training in Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SET-SRHR) Curriculum Delivery component in Uganda The course is a standardized, professional, in-service SRHR Trainer-of-Trainers certificate course offered jointly by Nsamizi Training Institute […]

SET-SRHR Project

24 Sep, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

How much do you know about our work at national, regional and global in the recent past and beyond? PHM-Uganda, brings you the latest and past work that we have been engaged in, significant global events such as World Health Assembly (WHA) and the events where we have empowered communities […]

Our Bi-annual Newsletter. January-June 2019

28 Aug, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

By Michael Ssemakula and Denis Bukenya. The report explains our role as Civil society in grass root communities. It justifies PHM and HURIC’s recent engagement with the Community Health Workers (CHWs), mainstream health professionals and the community in Kakoma, Isingiro district, Western Uganda which was held in May 2019. This report is […]

Building Health in Communities through Community Health workers: Challenges and ...

23 Jul, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

By Michael Ssemakula The article, link to the article, focuses on two significant issues; Public Health Emergency Response, in particular Ebola crisis in DRC and Access to Medicines through the medicines transparency resolution debates, and its impact on Africa. It demystifies the member states’ approach towards the transparency resolution and the […]

CONNECTING GLOBAL DEBATES TO LOCAL REALITIES AT THE 2019 WORLD ...

23 Jul, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric

The conference focused on governance for health in Africa (Lessons learnt since independence to inform the future) with the gist on the Human resources for health (mainstream health practitioners, WHO code of practice, leadership/governance, planning and migration of health workers). Organized by The African Centre for Global Health and Social […]

Governance for health in Africa (Lessons learnt since independence to ...

23 Jul, 2019 in Uncategorized by huric