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Ministry of Health, Uganda
The Uganda National Malaria Control Policy aims to address malaria as a major public health issue affecting all levels of society, particularly vulnerable groups such as children and pregnant women. It focuses on integrating effective prevention methods like indoor residual spraying and long-lasting insecticide-treated nets, alongside community-level management and the use of rapid diagnostic tests. The policy also highlights the need for ongoing research to guide evidence-based decisions in malaria control and prevention efforts.
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