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Ministry of Health, Uganda
The document announces Uganda's transition to a one‑dose HPV vaccine regimen for immunocompetent 10‑year‑old girls, while maintaining a two‑dose schedule for immunocompromised girls, including those living with HIV. It references WHO's 90‑70‑90 targets for cervical cancer elimination and highlights the country's high disease burden. The memorandum also calls for integrated prevention packages, mass awareness campaigns, and timely referral for women with cervical disease. It reflects recommendations from the Uganda NITAG and aligns with WHO SAGE guidance issued in 2022.
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