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J. 23Relevant USAID Activity Description References
OfficeImplementing MechanismYears of OperationActivity Purpose
Start YearEnd YearAttribution
HealthProduction for Improved Nutrition (PIN)20122017This activity strengthens the capacity of a local company to become a sustainable manufacturer and distributor of therapeutic and supplementary foods
HealthPurchasing of RMNCH CommoditiesTBDTBDThe activity purchases RMNCH equipment (e.g. clinical equipment) and life -saving commodities to improve quality of care.
HealthCentral Contraceptive Procurement (CCP)--The activity is an ongoing, central USG mechanism that procures essential contraceptive supplies
HealthRegional Health Integration to Enhance Services in South West Uganda (RHITES SW)20152020The activity will implement comprehensive and integrated regional health, HIV/AIDS and nutrition assistance in 14 districts in southwestern Uganda. The activity purpose is achieved through five results: (1) Increased availability of and accessibility to health services, (2) Improved quality of health services, (3) Increased availability of resources for public sector health services, (4) Improved organization and management of service delivery, and (5) Increased adoption of healthy behaviors and positive child development practices by communities in target population group
HealthRegional Health Integration to Enhance Services in East Central Uganda (RHITES-EC)20162021The activity will implement comprehensive and integrated regional health, HIV/AIDS and nutrition assistance in East Central Region. The activity purpose is achieved through five results: (1) Increased availability of and accessibility to health services, (2) Improved quality of health services, (3) Increased availability of resources for public sector health services, (4) Improved organization and management of service delivery, and (5) Increased adoption of healthy behaviors and positive child development practices by communities in target population group
HealthRegional Health Integration to Enhance Services in North Acholi (RHITES-NA)TBDTBDThe activity will implement comprehensive and integrated regional health, HIV/AIDS and nutrition assistance in Northern Uganda, Acholi Region. The activity purpose is achieved through five results: (1) Increased availability of and accessibility to health services, (2) Improved quality of health services, (3) Increased availability of resources for public sector health services, (4) Improved organization and management of service delivery, and (5) Increased adoption of healthy behaviors and positive child development practices by communities in target population group
HealthRegional Health Integration to Enhance Services in North Lango (RHITES-NL)TBDTBDThe activity will implement comprehensive and integrated regional health, HIV/AIDS and nutrition assistance in Northern Uganda, Lango Region. The activity purpose is achieved through five results: (1) Increased availability of and accessibility to health services, (2) Improved quality of health services, (3) Increased availability of resources for public sector health services, (4) Improved organization and management of service delivery, and (5) Increased adoption of healthy behaviors and positive child development practices by communities in target population group
HealthRegional Health Integration to Enhance Services in Eastern Region (RHITES-E)TBDTBDThe activity will implement comprehensive and integrated regional health, HIV/AIDS and nutrition assistance in Eastern Uganda. The activity purpose is achieved through five results: (1) Increased availability of and accessibility to health services, (2) Improved quality of health services, (3) Increased availability of resources for public sector health services, (4) Improved organization and management of service delivery, and (5) Increased adoption of healthy behaviors and positive child development practices by communities in target population group
HealthStrengthening Human Resources for Health (SHRH)20142019This activity develops the capacity of central ministries, districts, and professional councils to effectively and efficiently manage human resources for delivery of health services. It works with U.S. government implementing partners to ensure targeted human resources for health improvements at the service delivery level. Expected results nclude increased and equitable recruitment, deployment, and retention of health workers; improved health worker performance at all levels; and improved pre-service training to meet the needs of Uganda.
HealthCommunication for Healthy Communities (CHC)20132018CHC is designed to have national coverage, and will support multi-channel efforts (electronic and non-electronic), including mass media initiatives that are national in reach. However, to achieve this national coverage, CHC has to work with other partners, to target and tailor interventions to specific Ugandan contexts and cultures. Interventions, whether national or targeted, to ensure appropriate coverage and reach to achieve impact on priority health outcomes.
HealthSocial Marketing Activity20152019The Social Marketing Activity serves as USAID Uganda's flagship program for Social Marketing. It aims to improve utilization of health-related social marketing products and services among under-served Ugandan consumers in rural and urban areas
HealthPrivate Health Support (PHS)20132018This activity mobilizes the private sector to provide high-quality health services from private-for-profit and private not-for-profit providers
HealthApplying Science to Strengthen and Improve Systems (ASSIST)20122017This field-support activity builds capacity of USAID partners implementing HIV, TB, family planning, maternal, newborn, child health, and nutrition activities to apply modern quality improvement approaches to improve health care services
HealthStrengthening Decentralization for Sustainability (SDS)20102017This mechanism focuses on critical health systems interventions for quality service delivery
HealthAdvocacy for Better Health20142019This advocacy activity targets a range of HIV, FP/RMNCH, nutrition and education issues at both district and national levels, as well as building the capacity of local advocacy organizations.
HealthUganda Health Supply Chain (UHSC)20142019This activity increases essential medicines and health supply (EMHS) availability, accessibility, and appropriate use
HealthVoucher Plus Program20162020This activity complements the new Swedish International Development Agency/World Bank reproductive health (RH) voucher program to increase access to skilled health care during pregnancy, delivery and postpartum among poor women
HealthFistula Care plus20142019Building on the successes of Fistula Care, this activity uses FY 2016 maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH), family planning, and reproductive health funds to address and scale up obstetric fistula prevention
HealthHealth Policy Plus--Women's leadership and accountability workshops for FP2020 commitments (centrally funded)
HealthGender Roles, Equality, and Transformation (GREAT)--This project ended. It tested gender forming and transforming interventions for youth in Northern Uganda (centrally funded)
Democracy, Rights & GovernanceGovernance Accountability, Participation, and Performance (GAPP)20122018Uganda GAPP program, which seeks to improve government service delivery and increase the ability of citizens to hold officials accountable, focuses on three components: Supporting and strengthening national-level government accountability institutions in their interaction with local governments, strengthening local government revenue, procurement, financial, and planning systems; and strengthening civil society organizations and other non-state actors to improve accountability and bolster the voice of citizens.
Economic GrowthYouth Leadership in Agriculture20142019The Uganda Youth Leadership for Agriculture Activity connects youth with opportunities in the country’s agriculture sector. The project aims to increase economic opportunities for 350,000 Ugandan female and male youth ages 10 to 35 in agriculture-related fields to increase their incomes and build entrepreneurship, leadership, and workforce-readiness.
Economic GrowthAgriculture Inputes Activity20122017The goal of the Activity is to increase the use of high quality agricultural inputs in Uganda through increased availability of high quality inputs to farmers in Feed the Future focus districts, and decreased prevalence of counterfeit agricultural inputs
EDUBetter Outcome for Children and Youth (BOCY)20152020This activitytakes an integrated community approach designed to scale up proven models of health, education, child protection, and youth and livelihoods services while strengthening referrals, networking, and case management systems between community (informal) and district (formal) systems.
EDUSustainable Outcomes for Children and Youth (SOCY)20152020This activity supports a household-based response to empower vulnerable children, youths and their caregivers to reduce their vulnerability and improve their wellbeing. The project is implemented in the Southwestern districts of Bushenyi, Rukungiri, Kiruhura, Kabale and Isingiro.
EDUSchool Health and Reading Program (SHRP)20122019The goal of the USAID/Uganda School Health and Reading Program is to increase literacy among young children and decrease HIV/AIDS rates among adolescents. To achieve this, SHRP improves literacy outcomes for children in the early grades and increases HIV/AIDS prevention knowledge and health-seeking behaviors among adolescents. The early grade reading program provides quality teacher training and support supervision in 33 districts and will reach 2.3 million pupils, delivering programming in 12 local languages plus English. HIV/AIDS prevention programming is carried out in 10 districts.
EDULiteracy Achievement and Retention Activity (LARA)20152020The goal of the USAID/Uganda Literacy Achievement and Retention Activity is to improve early grade reading and retention for 1.3 million pupils. The first area of focus is to strengthen the capacity of the Ministry of Education and Sports and other educational stakeholders to deliver early grade reading in primary one to primary four in 28 districts. The second area focuses on promoting positive and supportive school climates by reduce school-related gender-based violence. LARA works with teaching and non-teaching staff to strengthen recognition, response, reporting, and referral processes within schools and to coordinate with community referral mechanisms to reduce violence against boys and girls in and around schools.

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