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Paschal Aliganyira

Paschal Aliganyira

Registered pharmacist

Paschal Aliganyira, a registered pharmacist with a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, is a Chartered member of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply. With over five years of experience in pharmaceutical management and supply chain operations across both public and private sectors, he has honed his expertise in the field. Notably, Paschal played a key role in assisting Dr. Moses Muwonge in developing and piloting the Uganda Self-Care Guideline, showcasing his commitment to advancing healthcare practices.

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Quick Read A Guide to Developing and Testing a National Self-Care Policy
Moses MuwongePaschal AliganyiraRachel Yavinsky November 12, 2024

To fill a gap in resources on how to effectively develop health policy, Samasha partnered with USAID’s PROPEL Health project to create a how-to guide on Uganda’s self-care policy development process that other countries may use to inform their own policy development processes.

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