Over the past decade, Uganda has increased financial investments in family planning (FP) and restructured
the commodity supply chain as part of broader FP programming reforms that have enabled the country
make progress on the FP2020 goals. In the light of this progress, HEPS-Uganda undertook an assessment
of the country’s FP financing and supply chain landscape and, in this brief, argues that progress on the
country’s FP2020 targets can be accelerated by establishing a separate contraceptives budget-line;
revitalizing social marketing and the private sector; expediting commodity procurements; advocating for
an FP-inclusive National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS); and improving demand forecasting.