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Uganda Turns 60: A Look Back at a Country’s Progress

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Uganda gained its independence 60 years ago and for that we need to celebrate however we cannot celebrate our independence without asking the question as to whether the right to health in Uganda is not shadowed by neocolonialism. Our health funding mostly depends on the donor aid which only further hurts the right to health …


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Short Course on Struggle for Health-PHM

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The International People’s Health University (IPHU) of the PHM is organizing a short training course “The Struggle for Health” for young health activists. The course is being organized jointly with Amel Association International and Gender, Justice, and Health Thematic Group of the PHM. The IPHU short courses enable younger health activists to make new connections, …

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CSO/World Bank Meeting With The URMCHIP Implementing Partners in Uganda (October 1st, 2019)

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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 Kampala and focused on how …

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

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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 available on the PHM Global website. Below …

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WHO-Watchers For The WHA72 In Geneva

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Following closely the work of World Health Organization, through the World Health Assembly and the Executive Board. This was a team of PHM/HURIC volunteers attending WHO-WHA72 bodies’ meetings – following up on the debates, talking with delegates and making statements to the EB. More about this check on this link https://www.ghwatch.org/who-watch/events Team comprised watchers from six …

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“Health In The Market Place” Its Implication On The Right To Health In Uganda

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This was a symposium organized by SEATINI, our member organizations in the People’s Health Movement-Uganda. Focused on the dynamics in the health sector at the global, regional and national level. Looking at a number of Trade Policies and Negotiations that are ongoing at policy level which, if poorly negotiated can bear negative implications on other …

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HURIC and PHM-UGANDA At People’s Health Assembly-Four In Bangladesh November 2018

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Health Worker For All Coalition Meeting with Wemos, MMI, HURIC, PHM East Africa Mr Denis Bukenya, Country coordinator of the PHM-UGANDA presenting on the status of PHC in East Africa. Health activists at #PHA4 giving a global analysis of access to medicines and how Countries can learn from Thailand’s health system and #Stop the medicine …

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Health Systems Advocacy Partnership In Collaboration With HURIC And PHM-UGANDA On The Proposed HRH Migration Policy In Uganda.

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In 2018 alone, 167000 General practitioners in health have left Uganda with 90% being below the age of 40years. 52% stayed in Africa, 30% went to Europe & North America, 8% to Oceania and Australia. How can we bridge the gap in the HRH gap in Uganda without the HRH migration policy? Today, HURIC, Amref_Uganda PHM-Uganda WhiteRibbonAlliance with the rest …

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