Policy analysis of the global financing facility in Uganda

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Table 1. List of documents reviewed.

Name of document	Duration	Government agency that designed policy
National Health policy (MOH Uganda 2010)	2010/11-2019/20	Ministry of Health
National Development Plan (NPA 2010)	2010/11–2014/15	National Planning Authority
Health Sector Strategic and Investment Plan (HSSIP) (MoH 2010)	2010/11–2014/15	Ministry of Health
Second National Development Plan (NDPII) (Finance 2015)	2015/16–2019/20	National Planning Authority
Report of the committee of national economy on the request by government to borrow SDR 78.5 MILLION (US 110.0 million equivalent) form the international development association (IDA) of the world bank group to support the Uganda reproductive maternal and child health(Parliament of Uganda 2016)	N/A	Parliament of Uganda
The Republic of Uganda. Investment case: Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) sharpened plan of Uganda 2019/2020. (Ministry of Health 2016)	2016/17–2019/20	Ministry of Health
A promise renewed reproductive maternal, newborn, and child health sharpened plan for Uganda 2013(MOH Uganda 2013)	2013/14–2016/17	Ministry of Health
MOH. HEALTH SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PLAN [Internet]. 2015. (MOH 2015)	2015/16–2019/20	Ministry of Health

Table 2. Key informants by organisation.

Type of respondent	Total contacted	Interviewed
Government	6	5
Donor (WB, bilateral, multilaterals)	8	4
Other actors (CSOs and academia)	8	7
Total	22	16

Figure 1. Policy and process timeline relating to the GFF country documents.

Table 3. Mapping of content in three relate policy documents.

	Promise Renewed (2013)	Investment Case (April 2016)	Project Appraisal Document (June 2016)
Type of document	National level guide	National level guide	World Bank project document
Focus areas	Maternal, newborn, infant, and child health services	Maternal, newborn, infant and child health, plus adolescent health.	Improving health service delivery for RMNCAH in targeted districts and strengthening birth and death registration services
Value of budget/investment	USD 681 million USD budget	Three scenarios budgeted 1. US$ 1.6B if current coverage maintained 2. US$ 1.92B with rapid scale up of prioritised core and expanded package 3. US$ 2.2B if expanded package delivered nationwide	USD 140 million
Description of funding allocation	Non-specific: funds allocated in broad packages	Non-specific: funds allocated in broad packages	Specific/clear: four components described with allocated resources per component
Length/duration of investment	5 years (2013 to 2017)	5 years (2016/17–2019/20)	5 years (2017–2021)

Figure 2. Interactions between actors in the development process of the GFF policy documents.

Data availability statement

The datasets used and/or analyzed in this study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request. This paper is part of a Global Health Action Special Series. A more detailed explanation of the full study and sub-analyses will be available in Volume 17-01.