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Henry Zakumumpa

Kampala
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A public health and development writer based in Kampala. A Ugandan with a world view...trying to connect the dots.
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The sustainability of public health programs following donor transition: A comparative case study of HIV services and maternal and newborn care in Uganda

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By Henry Zakumumpa, Eric Ssegujja, Marjorie Kyomuhendo, Beryl Maritim
| PLOS ONE
Citation: Zakumumpa H, Ssegujja E, Kyomuhendo M, Maritim B, Musila T, Ssengooba F (2026) The sustainability of public health programs following donor transition: A comparative case study of HIV services and maternal and newborn care in Uganda. PLoS One 21(2): e0341328.
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Urban agriculture as an evolved sustainable urban livelihood: evidence from Kampala city, Uganda - Agriculture & Food Security

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By Japheth Kwiringira, Paulino Ariho, James Mugisha, Henry Zakumumpa, Joseph Rujumba, Akugizibwe Mathias, Innocent Kamara Tumwebaze
| Agriculture & Food Security
The study presents findings from 36 participants (see Table 1). Study participants included farmers, local government officials (both technical and political), civil society and non-governmental actors. The results are presented along the 4 themes; (i) Urban agriculture as an evolving urban activity, (ii) Women in urban Agriculture, (iii) Merits and benefits of urban farming to practitioners and (iv) Resource logic: from safety net to Springboard.
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A health systems analysis of non-compliance to the maternity referral system by health facilities in Uganda: Findings from a mixed-methods study

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By Henry Zakumumpa, Carol Kyozira, Martin Bulamu, Remmy Buhuguru
| medRxiv
The authors declare they have no competing interests This study was funded by the Uganda Ministry of Health I confirm all relevant ethical guidelines have been followed, and any necessary IRB and/or ethics committee approvals have been obtained.
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