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Uganda

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During PERFORM2Scale, African organisations in each state are paired with partners from Europe who support them in the delivery of the management strengthening intervention.

Makerere School of Public Health is leading on PERFORM2Scale in Uganda with support from Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK.

Uganda partners

Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

Makerere School of Public Health, Uganda

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Uganda resources

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Observations during Performance Management training of district and facility health managers in Uganda: Who needs it more and why ?

The team from Makerere School of Public Health in Uganda reflects on training with three districts

23 Feb 2021
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15 Jun 2020

Uganda briefing paper - June 2020

Updates and interviews with those taking part in the programme in this briefing paper from the Uganda PERFORM2Scale team

Briefing Document
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13 Jul 2020

How district health decision-making is shaped within decentralised contexts: A qualitative research in Malawi, Uganda and Ghana

Global Public Health
Peer reviewed article
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Strengthening district management in Uganda – the road to UHC

12 Dec 2019
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