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.
10 & 11.12.19 - The third intra-district meeting is taking place in Kampala - details to follow
August/Sept - The team contributed to the interim report to the EU, the highlights of which can be found in the October briefing paper.
30.6.19 - The second MSI workshop with teams from Ntoroko, Kabarole and Bunyangabu districts (DG2) successfully concluded. See what they got up to in these tweets.
16.5.19 - It's the end of a very productive first Management Strengthening Intervention (MSI) workshop with the second group of Ugandan health district teams (DG2). Tweets from the workshop are here.
24.4.19 - The team is currently running the second inter-district meeting in Uganda to revise MSI 1 and to introduce the second cycle. The DHMTs are sharing progress on their implementation of HR/HS strategies developed at MSI (management strengthening intervention) workshop 2, including their observations of effects and reflections on the process All DHMTs have decided to keep focusing on their current health work force problems into MSI 2. Check out the tweets & images from the workshop here.
11.4.19 - Also, the Ugandan team from Makerere School of Public Health recently attended the fourth annual Consortium Workshop in Accra, Ghana. During this week, team members from all of the partners gathered to take stock of where we are with regard to the implementation of the Management Strengthening Intervention at district level; the process of scale-up of the intervention; and the research activities to develop new knowledge in both these areas. It was a really productive week that the whole PERFORM2Scale team got a lot from. This was followed by a week's writing workshop when Uganda and LSTM team members refined their writing skills, focusing on writing better research papers, policy briefs and blog posts. Lots of new skills were learnt with the results to appear on this site soon. Many of the tweets from that fortnight are here.
Also, for up-to-date information on the Ugandan intervention please see the resources section below.
