Individual Consultancy services to provide technical assistance for development and compilation of the global fund malaria funding request for the period 2027 – 2029 (GC8)
Description
The UMESP 2026-2030 envisions a malaria-free Uganda that advances socioeconomic growth and national development. It adopts a stratified, evidence-based approach tailored to Uganda’s heterogeneous transmission landscape. The NSP seeks to achieve zero malaria deaths, reduce malaria incidence by ≥75% from 2024 levels (from 274 to <100 cases per 1,000 population), and attain pre-elimination status in at least 19 of the districts.
Considering the changing realities shaping today’s global health landscape, the country seeks to use Global Fund investments in a catalytic manner in complementarity with domestic budgets and other funding. This calls for high level technical support from an international consultant who understands both the global landscape and country specific context. In addition, the consultant should have a good working relationship with the Ministry of Health leadership, Programme Staff, and partnership, and possess the unique charisma and ability to draw and hold together all actors to develop a sound and agreed upon GC8 application, gap analysis, and budget.
The Ministry of Health will work with partners to maximize outcomes through prioritization, optimisation, and integration, while focusing on most at risk populations and expediting access to innovations. To this end the Uganda National Malaria Elimination Division requests support with an International Consultant for the development and compilation of the Global Fund GC8 Malaria Funding Request for the period 2027 – 2029 for submission by June 2026.
Interested parties should submit their proposals on how they will deliver the assignment and their CVs electronically to tenders@malariaconsortium.org.
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About This Opportunity
This is a consulting contract in the health and medical services and information and communication technology sectors. Located in Uganda, Africa, this opportunity is open to individual consultants. Proposals must be submitted before May 11, 2026.
Published through Inter-Agency Procurement Group, a non-governmental organization with its own procurement policies. NGO contracts often prioritize demonstrated sector expertise and experience in development contexts for consulting in the health and medical services sector. Consulting assignments are typically evaluated with a strong emphasis on the technical proposal, including the methodology and qualifications of key experts. Shortlisted firms may be invited to submit financial proposals in a second stage. Interested parties should review the full documentation on the original source before submitting their proposal.