Japan Government extends over US$1,6 million to Uganda to boost its COVID-19 response
2021/6/2
Japan Government extends over US$1,6 million to Uganda to boost its COVID-19 response
The Government of Japan on 27 April has decided an emergency aid grant worth US$1,640,442 (over UGX 5.8 billion) to Uganda to boost the country’s COVID-19 response.
The assistance channeled through the United Nations Children’s Fund – UNICEF, will provide Uganda with cold chain equipment including medical equipment such as cold-storage facilities and transportation, as “Last One Mile Support” to ensure vaccination in the country.
For more Information: Joint Press Release-Japan Government extends over US$1,6 million to Uganda to boost its COVID-19 response
The assistance channeled through the United Nations Children’s Fund – UNICEF, will provide Uganda with cold chain equipment including medical equipment such as cold-storage facilities and transportation, as “Last One Mile Support” to ensure vaccination in the country.
For more Information: Joint Press Release-Japan Government extends over US$1,6 million to Uganda to boost its COVID-19 response