The Alliance of Mayors and Municipal Leaders’ Initiative for Community Action on AIDS at the
Local Level (AMICAALL) is an association of African Mayors and other Urban Leaders formed
to support sustainable solutions to the HIV and AIDS epidemic in African Cities and
Municipalities.
AMICAALL Uganda Chapter was launched on 28th November 2000 at the Mayors’ Parlour City
Hall – Kampala where Ugandan Mayors, under the leadership of Kampala Capital City signed
the Kampala Declaration to promote actions that contribute to limiting the spread of HIV and
alleviate the social and economic impact of the epidemic on urban and peri-urban
communities in Uganda.
The chapter has since registered and operated as a National Non-Government Organization
primarily targeting urban local governments in the National HIV/AIDS response and
spearheads the urban HIV and AIDS response. Because of its uniqueness of being the only
urban-focused non-governmental organization with the mandate of urban local governments
to coordinate their response, AMICAALL leverages on its mandate to strengthen the capacity
of the Mayors, other elected urban Local Government Leaders as well as technical leaders to
coordinate the decentralized urban HIV&AIDS response, play an oversight, stewardship and
accountability role, planning and resource mobilization, advocacy and lobby, community
mobilization and demand creation in order to ensure effective and efficient delivery of
HIV/AIDS and other health services.
AMICAALL Uganda is Chapter was launched on 28th November 2000 at the Mayors’ Parlour when Ugandan Mayors, under the leadership of Kampala Capital City signed the Kampala Declaration. The chapter has since registered and operated as a National Non-Government Organization bringing together Mayors and other urban leaders from the City, Municipalities and Town Councils across the country
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Our Vision is to have a healthy, inclusive and productive urban populations
To support the delivery of efficient, effective, and inclusive services in urban communities
To strengthen the capacity of urban authorities to deliver sustainable inclusive services to urban communities.
Dedicated individuals working together to serve the community.
AEC Chairperson
Mayor Nansana municipality
AEC Vice Chairperson
Mayor Lira City
AEC Central Regional Representative
Mayor Luwero
AEC Member
Masaka City Mayor
Chairperson Of Town Clerks
Kira Municipal Council
Member
Commisioner
AEC Western Regional Representative
Mayor Kabale
AEC Northern Region Representative
Mayor Paidha
AEC Karamoja Regional Representative
Chairperson of UAAU Koboko
Municipal Council Mayor
AEC Eastern Regional Representative
Busia Municipal Council Mayor
AEC Member
Kabale Municipal Council Mayor
Country Director
AMICAALL UGANDA.
Dedicated individuals working together to serve the community.
Commissioner Local Economic Development
Ministry of Local Government (MoLG)
Executive Director
National Forum of People Living with HIV/AIDS Networks in Uganda (NAFOPHANU)
Executive Director
Uganda Network of AIDS Service Organisation (UNASO)
Policy and Advocacy Coordinator
Uganda Water and Sanitation NGO Network (UWASNET)
Member
Sec.General East African Local Government Association
AEC Eastern Regional Representative
Busia Municipal Council Mayor
Member
Entebbe Municipal Council Town Clerk
Acting Secretary General
Urban Authorities Association of Uganda (UAAU)
Commissioner, labour, Industrial Relations and productivity
Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (MoGLSD)
Secretary General
Uganda Local Government Association (ULGA)
ENSURING ROAD SAFETY AND PROPER USE OF ROADS.
Campaign Objectives::
Raise awareness about traffic rules and the importance of road safety.
Reduce road accidents through education and behavioral change.
Promote the proper use of roads by pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, and motorcyclists.
Encourage community involvement in creating safer roads.
STOP ACCIDENTS BEFORE THEY STOP YOU. Whether you're a driver, a pedestrian, a cyclist, or a passenger, the way we behave on the road determines not only our safety but also the safety of others.Every year, millions of people lose their lives or suffer serious injuries due to road accidents. Many of these tragedies are preventable. Speeding, distracted driving, drunk driving, not using helmets or seat belts—these are not just bad habits; they are life-threatening decisions.That's why we're launching this Road Safety Campaign—a movement to bring awareness, change attitudes, and save lives.
Welcome to our Annual Reports section. Here you'll find detailed insights into our performance, achievements, and financials over the years. Each report reflects our ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability, and growth. We invite you to explore how we've progressed and where we're headed.
THEME:BUILDING A RESILIENT URBAN COMMUNITY IS EVERY LEADERS RESPONSIBILITY.
Download reportTHEME: GOOD GOVERNANCE , A PILLAR FOR IMPROVED RESPONSE TO HIV/AIDS,COVID 19 AND SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CHALLENGES IN URBAN AREAS
Download reportTHEME:BUILDING ACCOUNTABLE AND STRONG URBAN LOCAL GOVERNANCE AND FOUNDATION
Download reportTHEME:STRENGTHENING LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE FOR IMPROVED AND SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS OUTCOMES IN URBAN AREAS
Download reportTHEME:STRENGTHENING LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE FOR IMPROVED AND SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS OUTCOMES IN URBAN AREAS
Download reportTHEME:STRENGTHENING LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE FOR IMPROVED AND SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS OUTCOMES IN URBAN AREAS
Download reportTHEME:STRENGTHENING LEADERSHIP AND GOVERNANCE FOR IMPROVED AND SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS OUTCOMES IN URBAN AREAS
Download reportMICAALL Uganda has received support for programme activities from a wide range of partners
Developed a city-to-city cooperation in collaboration with the AMICAALL Uganda Programme and the UN APP. The city of Kampala, with support from FCM, CIDA, and AMICAALL Uganda, is implementing a project to facilitate community needs assessment and the development of village and parish HIV action plans.
Provided funding to support economic assistance and vocational training to orphaned and vulnerable children, and affected households, in 10 selected municipalities.
Through its Ulysses Programme, PwC provided technical assistance to AMICAALL Uganda in 2004 to improve municipal HIV/AIDS-related information and collection and management systems and overall coordination.
Provided a programme acceleration grant.
Supporting a city-to-city cooperation initiative; activities have been initiated between the City of Jinja and the City of Macon, Georgia, which have included visits and exchanges by both Mayors.
Provided a grant to support the development of a community-response project to aid orphans and vulnerable children in the municipality of Soroti; through PEPFAR funding, is supporting a project to strengthen community interventions on HIV, focusing on support services to orphaned and vulnerable children, targeting four urban centres in Kampala.
Allocated funding for programme activities, including the development of an HIV/AIDS Workplace Programme.
