UNFPA Uganda
RH Component of the 7th GoU/UNFPA
Country Programme
A Presentation by RH Team Output Leaders at
Staff Orientation Meeting:
Wilfred Ochan, Primo Madra, Ismail Ndifuna, Rosemary Kindyomunda
August 3 – 4, 2010
Country Profile
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Total Population: 30.7 m
Population Growth Rate: 3.2
MMR: 435
Total Fertility Rate: 6.7
CPR
– Total: 23.7
– Modern Methods: 17.9
• Unmet Need for FP: 40.6
UNFPA Uganda
RH Overview of 7th Country Programme
UNFPA Uganda
• Period: 2010 – 2014
• $45m ($18m for RH Component)
• Number of IPs
 Sectors: MoH (ACP, RHD)
 Districts: 8 Grant Receiving Districts
 CSOs: RHU as IP for FP (Pathfinder International, MSU)
 CSOs: URCS as IP for Young People (Pathfinder
International, RHU, YEAH)
 CSOs: PACE as IP (AIC, MARPS Initiative, etc.
• Geographical Coverage
 8 Grant Receiving Districts
 5 HIV/AIDS thematic Districts
7th CP Geographical Coverage
UNFPA Uganda
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UNFPA Uganda
Proposed Reproductive Health Programme
Component Outputs and Strategies
GoU/UNFPA Country Programme 2010 2014
UNFPA Uganda
RH Component: Linkage with NDP and UNDAF
• National Development Plan Priority - Objective 4:
Increase access to quality social services
• UNDAF outcome 3: Vulnerable populations in
Uganda, especially in the north, have increased
access and use of sustainable and quality social
services.
• UNDAF CP Outcome: Government and civil
society at all levels are delivering equitable and
quality social services to an increasing number of
beneficiaries in selected geographic areas.
GoU/UNFPA Country Programme 2010 2014
UNFPA Uganda
RH Component outputs and strategies:
Output 1: Health systems are improved for
women’s utilization of services of midwives
in pregnancy care, childbirth and for
management of related complications
GoU/UNFPA Country Programme 2010 2014
UNFPA Uganda
RH Output 1: Strategies
• Community mobilization and communication for
social and behaviour change.
• Health system capacity strengthening, including
VHTs to support health promotion, birth planning
and referral for skilled attendance at birth and
EmNOC.
• Institutional and technical capacities built for
quality midwifery services, EmNOC and
institutionalised maternal death audit.
• Prevention and management of obstetrics fistulae
and post-abortion care services.
GoU/UNFPA Country Programme 2010 2014
Key Performance Results at Sectoral Level
1A: Midwifery
1B: Fistula
UNFPA Uganda
Key Performance Results at Regional/District Level
UNFPA Uganda
1A: Midwifery
1B: Fistula
UNFPA Uganda
RH Component outputs and strategies:
Output 2: Social and institutional structures are
mobilized for accelerated uptake of modern
family planning methods by women, men
and young people
GoU/UNFPA Country Programme 2010 2014
UNFPA Uganda
RH Output 2: Strategies
• Conducting socio-cultural research on reproductive health
behavioural issues.
• Intensified promotion of options and choice in family planning,
using community mobilization, men’s groups, local leaders, VHTs
and women’s organizations
• Strengthening institutional and technical capacities of public and
private health sectors to ensure options for family planning,
applying its standards and norms, and assuring reproductive
health commodity security;
• Supporting the integration of HIV/AIDS and reproductive health
and gender, including Gender Based Violence
• Mobilizing political, social and donor support for family
planning, including increased
budget
allocations
GoU/UNFPA Country
Programme
2010 2014
Key Performance Results at Sectoral Level
UNFPA Uganda
Key Performance Results at Regional/District Level
UNFPA Uganda
RH Component outputs and strategies:
Output 3: Young people and vulnerable
groups’ choice for healthy sexual and
reproductive health lifestyles is increased.
GoU/UNFPA Country Programme 2010 2014
UNFPA Uganda
RH Output 3: Strategies
• Support participation of young people and vulnerable
populations in planning, decision making and action for
social development
• Supporting young people access to broader SRH information
and services
• Mobilizing teachers and parents to support safe school
environment, including school nurse services and improved
sex education
• Advocating for the integration of reproductive health in
emergencies and recovery
• Support to HIV/STI prevention among young people,
uniformed forces, sex workers, PWDs and people living with
GoU/UNFPA Country Programme 2010 HIV/AIDS.
2014
Key Performance Results at Sectoral Level
3A: Young People
3B: HIV Prevention
UNFPA Uganda
Key Performance Results at Regional/District Level
UNFPA Uganda
3A: Young People
3B: HIV Prevention