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.
Global Fund grants in Uganda
We coordinate grants, partners and public resources to help Uganda advance the fight against HIV, tuberculosis and malaria.
Partnership that reaches people
FCU-GF brings government, implementers and partners together around accountable delivery and measurable public health results.
Explore our mandateMalaria prevention
Coordinated programmes extend prevention, testing and treatment while strengthening national systems.
Explore malaria workAbout FCU-GF
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.
Read about FCU-GF →Our focus areas
Supporting grants that protect lives today while building stronger systems for tomorrow.
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Prevention, testing, treatment, care and resilient community systems.
Explore HIV →02
Early diagnosis, effective treatment and services for vulnerable groups.
Explore TB →03
Prevention, surveillance, diagnosis and access to quality treatment.
Explore malaria →Uganda impact & statistics
Uganda-specific results supported by Global Fund investments, with reporting periods shown for clarity.
Sources: Uganda FCU pages for HIV, TB and malaria; 2024 to 2026 grant total.
Leadership
Leadership across programme coordination, treasury oversight and budget direction.

Programme Coordination

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Budget leadership
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The birth of the Global Fund in 2001 set in motion collaborations that have contributed to a global reduction in deaths across three diseases –HIV/AIDS by 61%, Tuberculosis…
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Uganda has historically battled malaria, with high rates of morbidity and mortality, particularly among children and pregnant women. To combat this challenge, the Government of Uganda has implemented…
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