To reduce malaria morbidity and mortality in Entebbe community by 30% through a initiative that promotes prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Objectives
Conduct a baseline survey: Conduct a survey to assess malaria knowledge, attitudes, and practices among community members.
Distribute bed nets*: Distribute 100 long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) to vulnerable households, especially those with children under 5 and pregnant women.
Organize malaria awareness campaigns: Conduct malaria awareness campaigns in schools and community centers to educate community members about malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
Monitor and evaluate: Monitor and evaluate project progress, identifying challenges and areas for improvement
Project Activities
Baseline survey: Survey to assess malaria knowledge, attitudes, and practices among community members.
Bed net distribution: Distribute LLINs to vulnerable households.
Malaria awareness campaigns: Conduct malaria awareness campaigns in schools and community centers.
Establishment of malaria diagnosis and treatment center: Establish a malaria diagnosis and treatment center at the local health center.
Monitoring and evaluation: Monitor and evaluate project progress.
Sustainability Plan
Establish a community-based management structure to oversee project activities.
Provide training and capacity-building programs for community health workers.
Establish partnerships with local organizations and stakeholders to ensure project sustainability.
Develop a plan for transitioning project activities to the community
Target Beneficiaries
Children under 5
Pregnant women
Vulnerable households
Project Budget
Bed net distribution: $1200
Malaria awareness campaigns: $500
Monitoring and evaluation: $300
Personnel and administrative costs: $500
Total budget: $2,500
Project Partners
Local Health Center
Uganda Ministry of Health
National Malaria Control Program, Uganda
This project provides a comprehensive approach to fighting malaria in small communities in Uganda. By conducting a baseline survey, distributing bed nets, organizing malaria awareness campaigns, and evaluating project progress, it aims to reduce malaria morbidity and mortality in the Entebbe community.