Financing record

Uganda Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health Services Improvement Project

The World Bank project P155186, Uganda Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health Services Improvement Project, records USD 110,000,000 in project financing for Uganda. Its board approval date is 2016-08-04. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

Last evidence review
2026-10-13
Funding organisation
World Bank
Geographic scope
Uganda
Amount (numeric; do not mix currencies)
USD 110,000,000
Amount qualifier
Exact stated amount
Currency code
USD
Financing stage
Committed
Board approval / announcement date
2016-08-04
Project identifier
P155186
Countries (comma separated)
Uganda
Amount basis
World Bank project financing field; not a health-component expenditure total
Operational project status in source
Closed
Project closing date in source
2023-09-30
Funding period
Approved 2016-08-04; closing 2023-09-30
Continuity assessment
Not assessed

The World Bank project P155186, Uganda Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health Services Improvement Project, records USD 110,000,000 in project financing for Uganda. Its board approval date is 2016-08-04. The record retains the original currency and identifies a financing commitment, rather than treating approval as a payment to a hospital or an expenditure outcome.

Project and implementation record

The financing instrument is Investment Project Financing. The named borrower is Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development. The dataset identifies Ministry of Health as the implementing agency. The operational project status returned by the source is Closed. The closing date in this snapshot is 2023-09-30.

What the amount establishes

The displayed figure follows the bank’s project financing field. A multi-sector project may cover activities beyond health, so this entry does not allocate the whole amount to clinical care, nutrition or disease response. The project identifier is the stable reference for comparing agreements, implementation reports and later revisions. Keep additional-financing operations distinct from the original project and check their relationship before producing a combined total.

What to check next

Use the official project page to read the project description and linked financing and implementation documents. Disbursement records answer whether financing has been released; expenditure reports answer how it was used. Procurement notices, service delivery reports and evaluations address further questions. Approval date, operational status and programme outcomes therefore remain separate fields in this monitor. The source snapshot was retrieved on 2026-10-13; the approval date describes the historical decision, not the date Health Signal wrote this record.