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Malaria Free Uganda (MFU) is a high-level public–private partnership mobilizing domestic resources, corporate leadership, and multisectoral action to accelerate malaria elimination in Uganda. By aligning private sector investment with national malaria priorities, MFU strengthens Uganda’s journey toward a malaria-free future.

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The country faces a 1.8 billion shilling budget gap in its national malaria strategy.

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Mobilizing Resources, Saving Lives Through strategic partnerships

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Saving Lives Through Strategic Investment: Strengthening Blood

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WHO WE ARE

Malaria Free Uganda (MFU) was officially launched in September 2020 as a structured public–private partnership initiative working in strategic alignment with the National Malaria Elimination Division (NMED) ) of the Ministry of Health and its partners to eliminate malaria in Uganda. MFU is an independent, non-profit foundation incorporated in Uganda and is country-led and country-owned for the benefit of all Ugandans.

MFU provides high-level advocacy, mobilizes domestic resources, and strengthens accountability to accelerate progress toward eliminating malaria by 2030.

Why Malaria matters to Business

Malaria is not only a public health issue it is an economic challenge. It affects workforce productivity, increases corporate healthcare costs, disrupts supply chains, reduces household income, and weakens purchasing power. For Uganda’s private sector, investing in malaria elimination is not only a social responsibility but a strategic economic decision.

Kenneth W Mugisha

Board Chairman

MFU

Our Vision

A Malaria Free Uganda by 2030.

MFU

Our Mission

To remove barriers to the implementation of Uganda’s national malaria reduction and elimination strategy through advocacy, resource mobilization, action, and strengthened accountability.

Why MFU Matters

Despite significant progress in reducing malaria prevalence over the past decade, malaria remains a leading cause of illness and death in Uganda.

It continues to:

Malaria is both a public health burden and a constraint to economic growth. MFU provides a structured vehicle for Uganda’s private sector to actively contribute to eliminating this burden.