IHDI collaborates with bilateral donors, international NGOs, foundations, and government ministries to deliver scalable, measurable public health and community development outcomes across Northern Uganda.
Combining deep grassroots community trust with rigorous statutory compliance and field execution.
Established field coordination in Arua City with longstanding village health networks across 7 parishes in Dadamu and refugee hosting communities in Yumbe.
Registered Ugandan NGO (No. 503/1549) with verified board oversight, annual independent audits, and active local government Memoranda of Understanding.
Proven track record alongside TASO Uganda and the Ministry of Health implementing malaria smart schools, facility assessments, and vector control.
Institutional banking controls, transparent procurement guidelines, and grant ledger segregation aligned with international donor accounting standards.
Active institutional collaborations, government line ministry accreditations, and civil society consortia.
IHDI joins international consortia as a trusted local implementing partner for funding windows from USAID, EU, Global Fund, FCDO, and UN agencies across West Nile.
Targeted investments in community health center rehabilitation, refugee youth toolkits, clean water spring protection, and tree seedling nurseries.
Collaborative baseline epidemiological research, vector behavior surveillance, and humanitarian third-party program evaluations with universities and institutes.
For rapid turnaround on teaming agreements, pre-award compliance checklists, or statutory organizational profiles, contact our Executive Directorate:
Email: info@ihdi1.org | Tel: +256 787 468 031
Submit an inquiry to initiate technical discussions with our executive team.