Country programme Uganda The vision of the WASH Alliance in uganda is that all people are able to assert and realize their right to sustainable access to safe drinking water in sufficient quantities, adequate sanitation and hygienic living conditions in order to improve their health, nutritional status and economic living standard. The Uganda WASH Alliance program strives to contribute to the goals of the Uganda government, in terms of increased WASH coverage, improved use of WASH services, higher levels of sustainability and functionality of the systems installed, and good WASH governance. To realize this overall ambition, the UWA has formulated two supporting objectives: 1. Increased improved access to and use of safe water and sanitation services and improved hygiene practices 2. Civil society actors are strengthened to jointly and individually better respond to the needs of the communities and influence decision making on WASH service delivery The Ugandan Program consists of: a) The Northern Program, implemented by AMREF Health Africa-Uganda and AFRST, Link To Progress .; b) The Western (Rwenzori) Program, implemented by the Rwenzori WASH Alliance, consisting of HEWASA and JESE as implementing partners and SNV and PROTOS as technical support partners; and more recently EMESCO c) National support program, implemented by UWASNET-as the host, NETWAS to support learning and knowledge management, USSIA-Business development and business incubation and URWA on Rain water Harvesting (self suppl) among others. The allocated budget for the Uganda country programme in 2016 is €783,000. The related financial transactions will be reported in the published IATI datasets of the individual organisations involved.