Global Fund grants in Uganda

Stronger systems. Healthier communities.

We coordinate grants, partners and public resources to help Uganda advance the fight against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria.

Partnership that reaches people

From grant oversight to community impact.

FCU-GF brings government, implementers and partners together around accountable delivery and measurable public health results.

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Malaria prevention

Protection where it matters most.

Coordinated programmes extend prevention, testing and treatment while strengthening national systems.

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About FCU-GF

Coordinating resources for health impact

The Funds Coordination Unit of the Global Fund Grants sits within Uganda’s Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development. It supports the Ministry in its role as Principal Recipient and provides day-to-day coordination and oversight of grant delivery.

Our work connects financing with implementation through sound planning, transparent use of funds, performance monitoring, risk management and collaboration.

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Our focus areas

Three diseases. One coordinated response.

Supporting grants that protect lives today while building stronger systems for tomorrow.

01

HIV

Prevention, testing, treatment, care and resilient community systems.

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02

Tuberculosis

Early diagnosis, effective treatment and services for vulnerable groups.

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03

Malaria

Prevention, surveillance, diagnosis and access to quality treatment.

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Uganda impact & statistics

Health impact across Uganda

Uganda-specific results supported by Global Fund investments, with reporting periods shown for clarity.

US$600mUganda grant cycle funding for 2024 to 2026
1.3 millionpeople receiving HIV treatment in Uganda, 2023
70,000+TB cases detected annually in Uganda
45 million+insecticide-treated mosquito nets distributed, 2010 to 2023

Sources: Uganda FCU pages for HIV, TB and malaria; 2024 to 2026 grant total.

Leadership

The people coordinating the work

Leadership across programme coordination, treasury oversight and budget direction.

Johnson Mutesigensi

Programme Coordination

Johnson Mutesigensi

Funds Coordination Unit
Patrick Ocailap

REAP leadership

Patrick Ocailap

Deputy Secretary to the Treasury / REAP Task Manager
Hannington Ashaba

Budget leadership

Hannington Ashaba

Director Budget

Get in touch

Questions about the grants or our work?

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