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Frederick Mubiru

Frederick Mubiru

Technical Officer II, FHI 360

Frederick Mubiru, MSC is a Technical Officer II in FHI 360’s Research Utilization Department and works as the Family Planning Advisor for the Knowledge SUCCESS project. In his role, he provides technical and scientific leadership to the designing of Knowledge Management strategies and priorities for the project’s FP/RH audiences, content products development and supporting strategic partnerships for the project. Frederick’s background as Project Director and Manager included overseeing operations of large-scale Family Planning and Gender projects with both FHI 360 and the Institute for Reproductive Health at Georgetown University, providing technical support to the Ministry of Health on FP and Advocacy for Task Sharing policies, and others. He previously coordinated the research, monitoring, and evaluation departments at MSH and MSI in Uganda. He holds a Master of Science in Population and Reproductive Health Studies from Makerere University, Kampala.

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In-Depth How Are Governments Ensuring that Voluntary Family Planning Remains an “Essential Service” During COVID-19?
Frederick MubiruSuzanne Fischer September 16, 2020

In a variety of ways that suit their contexts, countries around the world have adapted international guidance on providing family planning care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tracking the extent to which these new policies are ...

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In-Depth A Multisectoral Approach to Addressing Women’s Barriers to Family Planning: How the APC Project Did It in Uganda
Frederick Mubiru April 10, 2020

USAID’s Advancing Partners & Communities (APC) project in Uganda implemented a multisectoral approach to family planning. What lessons from APC’s work can be applied to similar future efforts?

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