Integrated Development Initiative UgandaIntegrated Development
Initiative Uganda

Ongoing programme

Disease Surveillance and Epidemic Preparedness

Rapid Response Team (RRT) training, biosafety/biosecurity mentorship, Ebola/Marburg/COVID-19 border screening, and specimen transport networks

IDI’s implementation role

Lead technical implementation agency for Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA)

Activities

Rapid Response Team (RRT) training, biosafety/biosecurity mentorship, Ebola/Marburg/COVID-19 border screening, and specimen transport networks

Reach and results

People reached

350,000 screened at points of entry

Households and institutions supported

85 district health teams, 14 points of entry

Reduced mean outbreak notification-to-response time from 72 hours to under 12 hours in targeted zones

Programme statistics

Health Worker Training

16,354 health workers trained in IPC and disease surveillance

Specimen Transport Efficiency

96.8% of suspected pathogen samples delivered to central labs within 24 hours

JEE Indicator Progression

Transitioned Uganda out of "red" scores in 4 out of 5 Technical Area indicators (Legislation, Preparedness, POE)

Disinfectant Production

>20,000 liters of WHO-formula alcohol-based hand rub locally produced and distributed

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Detailed programme framework

The sections below retain the programme’s activity explanations, monitoring guidance and planning considerations. Suggested measures and design guidance are distinct from the archive-reported activities and results above.

Programme purpose

Support community and facility reporting, preparedness planning and timely review of emerging health signals.

Community participation, inclusion and reliable evidence would guide programme design and review.

Activity framework

Programme priorities

01

Community event-reporting and referral workflows

02

Routine surveillance quality review

03

Geographic risk and service-access assessment

04

Preparedness learning and response coordination planning

Monitoring and learning

Reporting delays, signal verification, referral follow-up and preparedness actions completed.

Final indicator definitions and targets would follow programme design and baseline assessment.

Programme development

Planning would establish appropriate expertise, service-provider agreements, safeguarding and data protection. Research and clinical activities would require relevant approvals and qualified providers.

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