3rd INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH (IFEH) WORLD ACADEMIC AND 16th ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (MUEHSA) SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE THEME - ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: A CORNERSTONE TO ACHIEVING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 9th - 11th April 2019 Hotel Africana, , PROGRAMME

MONDAY (8thAPRIL 2019) EARLY ONSITE REGISTRATION OF CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS (14:00 – 18:00)

DAY 1 (TUESDAY 9thAPRIL 2019)

TIME SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 08:00 - 08:30 Arrival and registration of participants 08:30 - 09:15 KEY NOTE ADDRESS 1 (NILE HALL) Topic: Environmental Health Training in the era of the Sustainable Development Goals Presenter: Prof. John Opuda-Asibo (Former Executive Director, National Council for Higher Education, Uganda) Moderator: Dr. John Ssempebwa (Makerere University, Uganda) 09:15 - 10:30 PANEL DISCUSSION 1 (NILE HALL) Topic: Engineering Environmental Health training and practice to tackle global health challenges Chair: Dr. Lisa Bricknell (Central Queensland University, Australia) Panellists 1. Overview of Environmental Health in Uganda with a focus on sanitation and hygiene – Ms. Julian Kyomuhangi (Ministry of Health, Uganda) 2. The Africa Academy of Environmental Health – Dr. David Musoke (Makerere University, Uganda) 3. Environmental Health training in the US – Dr. Jason W. Marion (Eastern Kentucky University, USA) 10:30 - 11:00 TEA BREAK / POSTER PRESENTATIONS 11:00 - 13:00 CONFERENCE OPENING (NILE HALL) Moderator: Dr. Juliet Babirye (Makerere University, Uganda) 11:00 - 11:30 Anthems / Entertainment Secretariat 11:30 - 11:40 Overview of conference – Conference Chair, Makerere University School of , Uganda Dr. David Musoke 11:40 - 11:50 Background to Makerere University Environmental Health Students’ Association (MUEHSA) – Conference Co- Mr. George Oryongatum Chair and MUEHSA President 11:50 - 12:00 Remarks by the Dean, Makerere University School of Public Health, Uganda Prof.

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12:00 - 12:10 Remarks by the Principal, Makerere University College of Health , Uganda Prof. Charles Ibingira 12:10 - 12:20 Remarks by the Vice Chancellor, Makerere University, Uganda Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe 12:20 - 12:30 Remarks by the President of the International Federation of Environmental Health Dr. Selva Mudaly 12:30 - 12:40 Remarks by the Commissioner, Environmental Health, Ministry of Health, Uganda Ms. Julian Kyomuhangi 12:40 - 12:50 Remarks by the Minister of Health, Uganda Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng 12:50 - 13:00 Guest of Honour, Prime Minister of the Republic of Uganda (Official opening) Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda 13:00 - 14:00 GROUP PHOTO / LUNCH / POSTER PRESENTATIONS BREAKOUT ORAL Water, sanitation and hygiene Occupational health and safety Food hygiene and safety Workshop 1 PRESENTATIONS (NILE HALL) (KATONGA HALL) (KAFU HALL) (SEZIBWA HALL) 1 & WORKSHOP 1 Chair: Mr. David Mukama Chair: Dr. Jason W. Marion Chair: Dr. Joyce Shirinde Chair: Ms. Sarah Nalinya (14:00 - 15:30) (Ministry of Health, Uganda) (Eastern Kentucky University, USA) (University of Pretoria, South (Makerere University, Uganda) Africa) 14:00 - 14:15 Do Forecast-Based WaSH The prevalence and risk factors of Conducting observational Students’ workshop interventions reduce household fatigue among construction workers assessments of activity in retail vulnerability to diarrhoea during in Gaborone, Botswana food and beverage Topic: With industrialization extreme rainfall events? establishments to monitor policy- comes a potential of climate based public health interventions change. How can developing in Uganda countries industrialize while Lydia Ngonzi (National minimizing climate change Environment Management Patience Erick (University of Mieka Smart (Michigan State effects? Authority, Uganda) Botswana, Botswana) University, USA) 14:15 - 14:30 Combined WASH + food hygiene Exposure to Carbon Monoxide and Characteristics of Acute Speakers: interventions to improve hygiene Health Risk among Filling Station Poisoning Cases Admitted to a 1. Poleen Kyakunzire (Makerere behaviours among child caregivers Attendants in Ibadan, Nigeria Referral Hospital in Gaborone, University, Uganda) in rural Malawi Botswana 2. Alfred Odongo (Egerton University, Kenya) Tracy Morse (University of Godson Ana (University of Bontle Mbongwe (University of 3. Kimunyu Ferdinand Treasure Malawi, Malawi) Ibadan, Ibadan) Botswana, Botswana) (Makerere University, 14:30 - 14:45 Situation Analysis of Water, Acute pesticide poisoning case Risk factors to Cysticercus Uganda) Sanitation and Hygiene in Rural registration in Uganda’s health care cellulose (Taenia solium 4. Jescar F Mutanaga Health Facilities in Jinja district facilities: An experience from the tapeworm larvae) infestation in (Muhimbili University of Uganda, 2018 Pesticides Use, Health and pigs and its antibodies among Health and Allied Sciences, Environment Project. epileptics in Mbale District in Tanzania) Uganda, from 2003 to 2005. 5. Nana Abenaa Agyeiwaa Daniel Sekabojja (Uganda Boaduo (Central University of National Association of , South Africa) Edward Were (Jinja District, Community and Occupational John Opuda-Asibo (Makerere Uganda) Health, Uganda) University, Uganda)

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14:45 - 15:00 Epidemiology of Typhoid fever in Risk of high blood lead levels Assessment of nutritional and Format: district, Uganda among informal sector automobile microbial content of indigenous Closed fishbowl. artisans: a case study of Nakuru vegetables used by the Basotho town, Kenya people of Southern Africa Description: Speakers will form a circle (with Tholoana Ntho (Central some spare chairs) and the Mirembe Bernadette Basuta Alfred Owino Odongo (Mount University of Technology, audiences’ chairs will be (Makerere University, Uganda) Kenya University, Kenya) South Africa) arranged around them. Those in 15:00 - 15:15 Assessment of Community Led The community knowledge, attitude Is understanding the urban food, the inner circle will be asked to Total Sanitation Uptake in Rural and practices on indoor air pollution environment and water nexus dialogue in response to the Kenya, 2014 due to solid fuel in Nyakahama critical for public health? Evidence session topic. The moderator will Parish, Kahunge sub county, from Kampala’s informal indicate when those in the inner Kamwenge District settlements, Uganda circle are free to leave the dialogue (if they choose) and Kenneth N. Ogendo (Living Nicholas Muhumuza (Makerere Tonny Ssekamatte (Makerere members of the wider audience Goods, Kenya) University, Uganda) University, Uganda) free to join. At the end, the 15:15 - 15:30 Village Environmental Sanitation Increasing of Blood Toluene Levels, Knowledge, attitudes and moderator will summarize the Team (VEST): a sustainable and Superoxide Dismutase Enzyme Due practices of food handlers on discussion. participatory rural water supply, to Toluene Vapor Exposure at the medical examination within sanitation promotion and hygiene Car Painting Workshop markets in Entebbe Municipality, management approach by Water Wakiso district Multipurpose Cooperative Society Limited (WATESO) in Amuria District

Phillip Justine Obaate (Water Multipurpose Cooperative Jojok Mukono (Airlangga Joviah Gonza (Makerere Society Limited, Amuria) University, Indonesia) University, Uganda)

15:30 - 16:00 TEA BREAK / POSTER PRESENTATIONS 16:00 - 16:45 KEY NOTE ADDRESS 2 (NILE HALL) Topic: Interdisciplinary research to address Environmental Health challenges Presenter: Dr. Tracy Morse (University of Strathclyde, UK / University of Malawi, Malawi) Moderator: Ms. Rebecca Nuwematsiko (Makerere University, Uganda) 16:45 - 21:00 WELCOME RECEPTION (HOTEL AFRICANA SWIMMING POOL GARDENS) Please join us for an official welcome to Uganda - the Pearl of Africa with cultural performances and an exciting evening of networking.

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DAY 2 (WEDNESDAY 10thAPRIL 2019)

TIME SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 08:30 - 09:15 KEY NOTE ADDRESS 3 (NILE HALL) Topic: Carpe Noctem Environmental Health Professionals: the Blue Hour is upon us Presenter: Dr. David Dyjack (National Environmental Health Association, USA) Moderator: Mrs. Ruth Mubeezi Neebye (Makerere University, Uganda) 09:15 - 10:30 Panel discussion 2 Panel discussion 3 Panel discussion 4 Panel discussion 5 (NILE HALL) (KATONGA HALL) (KAFU HALL) (SEZIBWA HALL)

Topic: Role of professional Topic: Institutionalizing Model Topic: Environmental Topic: The food environment, associations in promoting Households (MHHs) to Improve determinants of non- underlying factors and health Environmental Health Community and Environmental communicable diseases: A case Health of cardiovascular disease Chair: Dr. Selva Mudaly (South Chair: Ms. Florence B. Africa Institute of Environmental Chair: Mr. Richard Kabanda Chair: Dr. Geofrey Musinguzi Tushemerirwe (Makerere University, Health, South Africa) (Commissioner Health Promotion, (Makerere University, Uganda) Uganda) Education, and Communication Panellists Department, Ministry of Health, Panellists Panellists 1. Anne Godfrey (Chief Executive, Uganda) 1. Dr. Isaac Ssinabulya (Uganda 1. Dr. Hafisa Kasule (World Health Chartered Institute of Heart Institute, Uganda) Organization NCD Focal point) Environmental Health, UK) Panellists 2. Dr. Francis Xavier Kasujja 2. Dr. Tabley Bakyaita (Assistant 2. Patrick Mirirayi (President, 1. Mr. Richard Kintu, Project (Makerere University, Commissioner, Health Promotion Zimbabwe Environmental Health Director, Pathfinder, Uganda Uganda) and Education, Ministry of Health, Practitioners Association, 2. Ms. Stellah Mbatudde, Trainer, 3. Mr. Rawlance Ndejjo Uganda) Zimbabwe) Pathfinder, Uganda (Makerere University, 3. Representative from Ministry of 3. Mr. Megat Azman (Vice 3. Mr. Richard Gidudu, District Uganda) Trade and Industry President, Malaysian Association Health Inspector, Mayuge 4. Dr. Ann Akiteng of Environmental Health, District, Uganda (Collaboration for Evidence Malaysia) 4. Ms. Peninah Singura, Senior Based Health Care in Africa, 4. Emery Mbaha (President, Branch Manager- Mayuge, Uganda) Environmental Health Workers’ Living Goods, Uganda Association of Uganda) 5. Mr. Kayanja Stephen, Environmental Health Department, Ministry of Health, Uganda

10:30 - 11:00 TEA BREAK / POSTER PRESENTATIONS

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BREAKOUT Water, sanitation and hygiene Climate change and Occupational health and safety Healthy settings and built ORAL (NILE HALL) sustainability / Management of (KAFU HALL) environment PRESENTATIONS disasters and emergencies (SEZIBWA HALL) 2 (11:00 - 13:00) (KATONGA HALL) Chair: Ms. Rahma Nansubuga (Lira Chair: Dr. David Dyjack (National Chair: Ms. Faith Atai Chair: Anthony Komives University, Uganda) Environmental Health Association, (Makerere University, Uganda) (Launceston City Environmental USA) Health Department, Australia) 11:00 - 11:15 Hand hygiene compliance and Influence of climatic factors on Farmers’ compliance to pesticide Sustainable energy for health care associated factors among health malaria epidemic in Gulu District, use standards and residue levels facilities: evidence from a solar care workers at hospitals in Eastern Northern Uganda: A 10-Year in tomatoes grown and consumed project in rural Uganda Uganda Retrospective Study in Kirinyaga County, Kenya

Violet Momanyi (Kenya Robinah Ajok (Saraya Simple Ouma (Makerere Agricultural and Livestock John Bosco Isunju (Makerere Manufacturing, Uganda) University, Uganda) Research Organisation, Kenya) University, Uganda) 11:15 - 11:30 The hygienic status of toilet emptying Disaster Risk Reduction: an Needle-stick injuries among Socio-economic impacts of solar practice and associated factors opportunity for Environmental nursing students in two training renewable energy in rural among households of Harar town, Health Professionals requiring a hospitals Kampala, Uganda communities: case of mkhamela eastern Ethiopia shift in thinking. village at ingquza hill local municipality, Eastern Cape province, South Africa Lisa Bricknell (Central Girum Gebremeskel (Dilla Queensland University, Frank Gramsen Kizza Sibulele Bongoza (University of University, Eastern Ethiopia) Australia) (Makerere University, Uganda) Fort Hare, South Africa) 11:30 - 11: 45 Collective faecal sludge Cholera outbreak propagated by Determinants of occupational Impact of green energy installations management services in northern heavy rainfall at Sebagoro landing injuries among building on improving maternal and new- region: a case of Apac municipal, site, Hoima district-Uganda construction workers in Kampala born health in rural Kenya Ibuje and Aduku town councils City, Uganda

Elizabeth Babita (Ministry of Water Mirembe Bernadette Basuta Arthur Kiconco Gladys Ngeno (Options and Environment, Uganda) (Makerere University, Uganda) (Makerere University, Uganda) Consultancy Ltd, Kenya) 11:45 - 12:00 Health care waste management is a Surveillance for public health Prevalence and factors Prediction of sick building syndrome priority with limited attention emergencies of international associated with occupational from poor indoor air quality and concern at points of entry for injuries among employees in ventilation using semi-quantitative Uganda: a case of Entebbe carpentry workshops in Ndeeba score, environmetric techniques and International Airport Trading Centre, Kampala regression analysis

Ivan Mugumya (Green Label Kenneth Bainomugisha Grace Lubega Aizat Ismail Syazwan (Ministry of Services Limited, Uganda) (Makerere University, Uganda) (Makerere University, Uganda) Health, Malaysia)

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12:00 - 12:15 Matrix of strategies for achieving and Considerations for effectively Prevalence and factors Allergic rhinitis and sustaining open defecation free (odf) managing emergency events - associated with occupational rhinoconjunctivitis symptoms among communities in African rural settings evacuees’ perspectives injuries among welding workers in children are associated with small-scale metal workshops in frequency of truck traffic near Kajjansi Town Council, Wakiso residences and transportation to District school: a cross-sectional study Claudette Opoku-Achampong Patrick Mirirayi (Ministry of Health (Canadian Institute of Public Brian Itiakorit (Makerere Joyce Shirinde (University of and Child Care, Zimbabwe) Health Inspectors, Canada) University, Uganda) Pretoria, South Africa) 12:15 - 12:30 Using solar disinfection of water and Importance of community Influence of training and job Hygiene and microbial hazards improved hygiene practice trainings participation and multidisciplinary safety analysis to workers’ associated with childcare facilities in to reduce waterborne diseases and action for public health compliance: ROKO- IDU the Free State transform communities emergencies: lessons from construction project, Uganda marburg virus disease outbreak in Breweries, Kampala Kween and Kapchorwa districts of Eastern Uganda Nana Abenaa Agyeiwaa Boaduo Zephaniah Mukalere (Water Tonny Muwonge (Makerere Eric Erutu (ROKO-IDU (Central University of School Uganda, Uganda) University, Uganda) Construction Project, Uganda) Technology, South Africa) 12:30 - 12:45 Community participation and Disaster Risk Reduction – an The case study of a smoke Physical activity patterns among involvement in scaling up sanitation integrated part of the Sustainable complaint investigated by local shopkeepers in Development Goals. IFEH government Environmental Municipality partnership with United Nations Health Officers in Launceston, Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, Tasmania UNISDR Anthony Komives (Launceston Jimmy Higenyi (Ssembabule Henning I. Hansen (IFEH, City Environmental Health Evas Nimusiima district, Uganda) Denmark) Department, Australia) (Makerere University, Uganda) 12:45 - 13:00 Students to pupils approach: youths Occurrence of pathogenic The Effect of Organophosphate Slums as a source of climate creating awareness about water, leptospira species in rodents and Pesticide Exposure to resilient third world cities: A case of sanitation and hygiene in primary shrews: Potential for transmission Cholinesterase Enzyme Activities Kampala Uganda schools to Humans in and around Queen and Hematological Parameters Elizabeth National Park, Uganda Disorders on Pesticide Sprayers

Amperiize Mathius (Makerere Erick E. B. Kigai (Makerere Jojok Mukono (Airlangga Joseph Jjagwe (Makerere University, Uganda) University, Uganda) University, Indonesia) University, Uganda)

13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH / POSTER PRESENTATIONS

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WORKSHOPS 2-5 Workshop 2 Workshop 3 Workshop 4 Workshop 5 (14:00 - 15:30) (NILE HALL) (KATONGA HALL) (KAFU HALL) (SEZIBWA HALL) Career workshop: professionalism The potential role of Community WASH interventions in Accelerating access to financing in Environmental Health Health Workers in the control of emergencies for better sanitation and health non-communicable diseases in Chair: Ms. Adewumi Adeola Uganda Chair: Mr. Johnson Mubatsi Chair: Dr. Patrick T. Kagurusi (University of Lagos, Nigeria) (Oxfam, Uganda) (AMREF Health Africa, Uganda) Chair: Dr. Linda Gibson Presenters (Nottingham Trent University, UK) Presenters Presenters 1. Building a professional career – 1. An innovative approach to 1. The FINISH (Financial Inclusion Prof. , Makerere Presenter handwashing in emergencies Improves Sanitation and Health) University, Uganda 1. Dr. David Musoke, Makerere - Promotion and Practice approach (Ms. Hajra Mukasa, University School of Public Handwashing Kit (Simon AMREF Health Africa, Uganda) 2. Career options for Environmental Health, Uganda Odong, Oxfam, Uganda) 2. The customer centered Health professionals – Mr. Dale sanitation marketing (Mr. Trott, Central Queensland Discussants 2. The provision of Sustainable Mtwalib Walude, AMREF Health University, Australia 1. Dr. Tabley Bakyaita, Assistant Water Supply to the Refugee Africa, Uganda) Commissioner, Health Community through the 3. Challenges in accessing 3. Qualities of a good Promotion and Education, AQTap systems-a case of financing for sanitation (Ms. Environmental Health Ministry of Health, Uganda Bidibidi Refugee Settlement Hajra Mukasa, AMREF Health professional – Mr. David 2. Ms. Bonny Natukunda, District in Northern Uganda (Daniel Africa, Uganda) Katwere Ssemwanga, Ministry of Health Educator, Wakiso Lukooya, Danish Refugee Health, Uganda District, Uganda Council, Uganda) 3. Henry Bugembe, Village Health Team, Wakiso District, Uganda 15:30 - 16:00 TEA BREAK / POSTER PRESENTATIONS 16:00 - 16:45 KEY NOTE ADDRESS 4 (NILE HALL) Topic: Air pollution burden, threats and vulnerabilities in sub Saharan Africa Presenter: Prof. Godson Ana (University of Ibadan, Nigeria) Moderator: Ms. Grace Lubega (Makerere University, Uganda) 16:45 - 19:00 CLOSED MEETINGS 17:00 - 18:00 NILE HALL KATONGA HALL

MUEHSA alumni meet and greet IFEH Africa Group 18:00 - 19:00 Africa Academy of Environmental Health

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DAY 3 (THURSDAY 11th APRIL 2019) TIME SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 SESSION 4 08:30 - 09:15 KEY NOTE ADDRESS 5 (NILE HALL) Topic: Concepts and Principles of Exposure : Tackling Africa’s Most Important Environmental Health Concerns Presenter: Dr. Gwen Collman (National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, USA) Moderator: Dr. Esther Buregyeya (Makerere University, Uganda) 09:15 - 10:30 Panel discussion 6 Panel discussion 7 Panel discussion 8 Panel discussion 9 (NILE HALL) (KATONGA HALL) (KAFU HALL) (SEZIBWA HALL) Students’ debate Topic: Private practice in Topic: Self-sustaining sanitation Topic: Air pollution and children’s Topic: Banning plastics is the Environmental Health: lessons, initiatives in Uganda: Co- health solution to protect the challenges and direction Financing School Sanitation environment from its harmful (COSS) and Lending Sanitation Chair: Mr. Felix Walyawula effects Chair: Mr. Paul Luyima (Network Services (LESS) (Makerere University, Uganda) for Water and Sanitation, Uganda) Chair: Mr. Filimin Niyongabo Chair: Dr. John Bosco Isunju Panellists (Makerere University, Uganda) Panellists (Makerere University, Uganda) 1. Air Quality Monitoring and 1. Private practice in Health in Uganda: Experiences Panellists Environmental Health – A Panellists from The Eastern Africa Proponents Uganda experience (Justine 1. Co-Financing School GEOHealth Hub – (Assoc. Prof. 1. Ezra Byakora (Sokoine Kibiito, Green Label services Sanitation – Dr. Collins Lynn Atuyambe (Makerere University of Agriculture, Limited, Uganda) Sebuwuufu (Living Water University, Uganda) Tanzania) International, Uganda) 2. Adellah Tumuheirwe (Mbarara 2. Private practice in 2. Factors associated with lung University of Science and Environmental Health – a 2. Lending Sanitation Services – functioning in school going Technology, Uganda) Malaysian experience (Aizat Bernard Mooya (Living Water children in Kampala, Uganda – 3. Lydia Namakula Nabawanuka Ismail Syazwan (Ministry of International, Uganda) (Samuel Etajak, Makerere (Makerere University, Health, Malaysia) University, Uganda) Uganda) 3. Private practice in 3. Outdoor NO2, SO2 and O3 level Opponents Environmental Health – an contribution to indoor levels at 1. Irene Yunzu Mutananga Australian experience (Mr. schools in Ekurhuleni (Muhimbili University, James Wood, SEAM Metropolitan Municipality, Tanzania) Environmental, Australia) Gauteng Province, South Africa 2. Ruthanam Melishneer – (Joyce Shirinde, University of (Durban University of Pretoria, South Africa) Technology, South Africa) 3. Douglas Bulafu (Makerere University, Uganda) 10:30 - 11:00 TEA BREAK / POSTER PRESENTATIONS

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BREAKOUT Workshop 6 One Health and antimicrobial Research, technology and Communicable and non- ORAL (NILE HALL) resistance innovations communicable diseases PRESENTATIONS (KATONGA HALL) (KAFU HALL) (SEZIBWA HALL) 3 (11:00 – 13:00) Chair: Ms. Edwinah Atusingwize Chair: Claudette Opoku- Chair: Prof. Miph Musoke Chair: Mr. Moses Ntaro (Mbarara (Makerere University, Uganda) Achampong (Canadian Institute of (, Uganda) University, Uganda) Public Health Inspectors, Canada) 11:00 - 11:15 Career and mentorship clinic An assessment of antibiotic Municipal Health Mobile Testing acceptable interventions for This session is designed for residues in Milk from Milk ATMs, Application (Mobiclip) mothers in rural communities in students to interact with university street vendors, and commercial Uganda faculty, governmental and non- samples in Eldoret, Kenya governmental practitioners, and Sheldon Visagie (Chris Hani industry partners while asking Jason W. Marion (Eastern District Municipality, South Fiona Aber (World Vision, questions that they may have Kentucky University, USA) Africa) Uganda) 11:15 - 11:30 regarding their careers and Investigation of the risk factors of Factors influencing the Indoor Residual Spraying with educational goals. Questions may anthrax in humans and livestock in performance of rural WASH Actellic 300 CS: Associated factors be broad or specific about Arua district, Uganda using a one information management system and effects on malaria morbidity in employment opportunities, job health approach (RWIMS). The case of Lira District-Uganda: a before and applications and placements, Matabeleland South Province, after intervention study, 2017 curriculum vitae, research ideas, Zimbabwe innovations, personal statements, scholarship applications among Wasswa Auther Tamale Patrick Mirirayi (Ministry of Abdulaziz Tugume others. (Makerere University, Uganda) Health, Zimbabwe) (Makerere University, Uganda) 11:30 - 11: 45 One health approach to control An exploration of the partnership Factors affecting adherence to University faculty anthrax in Kiruhura, Uganda approach and its contribution to treatment of river blindness in 1. Patience Erick (University of reverse innovation of knowledge Kitgum Municipality, Kitgum District Botswana, Botswana) in global health and development 2. Prof. Edgar Mugema in the Sustainable Development ( of Goals era Science and Technology, Uganda) Ivan Kamya (, Linda Gibson (Nottingham Lydia Amony 3. Dr. David Musoke (Makerere Uganda) Trent University, UK) (, Uganda) 11:45 - 12:00 University, Uganda) Contribution of engineering An overview of Environmental Khat consumption and its students to pertinent community Health - From Teaching to consequences among adults in Local government practitioners health challenges: case of a Profession Romogi, Yumbe district, Uganda 1. Mr. Norman Asiku (Arua mobile incinerator in Mbale. district, Uganda) 2. Ms. Christine Adyedo Jimmy Higenyi (Ssembabule Prof. Susana Paixão Anule Twahiri Ajaga (Mukono district, Uganda) district, Uganda) (Polytechnic Institute of (Makerere University, Uganda) 3. Okot Samuel Obonyo (Nwoya Coimbra, Portugal) district, Uganda)

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12:00 - 12:15 Non-governmental Taking the lead in a One Health SMS Maama maternal mHealth Knowledge of health workers on organisations Approach Pilot Research Study cold chain and logistics 1. Mr. Bernard Mooya (Living management for expanded program Water International, Uganda) on immunization In Busia and 2. Simon Odong (Oxfam, Namayingo Districts - Eastern Uganda) Uganda 3. Mr. Paul Oyesigye (World Vision, Uganda) Tonny Tindyebwa Derrick Barry Abilla Mangeni Mathias Namuhaywa (Makerere University, Uganda) (SMS MAAMA, Uganda) (Namayingo District, Uganda) 12:15 - 12:30 Private sector Empowering pre-service A framework for a smart medical Supply Chain Strengthening for 1. Robinah Ajok (Saraya professionals in One Health assistant tool for medical Sustainability in rural Soroti District Manufacturing, Uganda) Approaches through the Student management 2. Arthur Kiconco (Luminco One Health Clubs Consulting, Uganda) Gift Arnold Mugisha (Uganda 3. James Wood (SEAM Victor Musiime Martyrs Secondary School Faith Atai Environmental, Australia) (Makerere University, Uganda) Naumgongo, Uganda) (Makerere University, Uganda) 12:30 - 12:45 Student led rabies vaccination and The “Farmers app” to improve Public health interventions in the awareness campaign in Kampala information sharing among road sector in Hoima District using the One Health Approach Farmers

Amon Lucky Bwambale Paineto Masengere (Makerere (Ivan Mugumya, Green Label (Makerere University, Uganda) University, Uganda) Services Limited, Uganda) 12:45 - 13:00 Canine rabies vaccination and The Role of students’ led Student innovation to fight HIV community sensitization in Tororo: initiatives in enhancing through a Students’ HIV/AIDS A demonstration of the efficacy of employability and innovativeness Awareness Campaign One Health approaches among fresh graduates-Acase of ICHIO- Uganda

Elicana Nduhuura (Mbarara Tadeo Tumusiime (Integrated University of Science and Community Initiative Filimin Niyongabo (Makerere Technology, Uganda) Organisation, Uganda) University, Uganda)

13:00 – 14:00 LUNCH / POSTER PRESENTATIONS

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WORKSHOPS 7- Workshop 7 Workshop 8 Workshop 9 Workshop 10 10 (14:00 - 15:00) (NILE HALL) (KATONGA HALL) (KAFU HALL) (SEZIBWA HALL) World Vision approaches to Importance of mobile data Approaches to Private sector Community Health Workers and improving WASH driven investments in the engagement in sanitation Universal Health Coverage (UHC) sanitation sector service delivery and Town Chair: Mr. Moses Kadobera Sanitation Planning in Uganda Chair: Mr. Thomas Aliti (Assistant (World Vision, Uganda) Chair: Ms. Winnie Kansiime, Commissioner for planning and Makerere University, Uganda Chair: Ms. Julian Kyomuhangi, development, Ministry of Health, Presenters (Ministry of Health, Uganda) Uganda) 1. Household engagement and Presenters accountability approach for 1. Dr. Richard Mugambe, Presenters: Presenters: implementing WASH at scale Makerere University, Uganda 1. Faithful Atusinguza (GIZ, 1. The tenets of UHC (Dr. Aloysius (Paul Oyesigye and Moses 2. Mr. Sammy Ejoga, Kampala Uganda) Ssenyonjo (Makerere Kadobera, World Vision, Capital City Authority, Uganda University, Uganda) Uganda) 2. Irene Faith Alinga (GIZ, 2. Community Health paramount 2. Inclusive design of WASH Group activities Uganda) for UHC (Dr. Diana Nambatya services: a case of improved 1. SaniPath Tool Hands-On Nsubuga, Living Goods, bore holes technology (Paul Demo (Mr. Tonny Ssekamatte Uganda) Oyesigye, World Vision, and Ms. Winnie Kansiime) Uganda) 2. Municipal Government and Sanitation Planning (Mr. Ejoga Sammy)

15:00 - 15:30 TEA BREAK / POSTER PRESENTATIONS 15:30 - 17:00 CONFERENCE CLOSURE (NILE HALL) Moderator: Mr. Charles Ssemugabo (Makerere University, Uganda) 15:30 - 15:45 Awards (best poster, Roy Emerson and others) and recognition of sponsors Mr. Rawlance Ndejjo 15:45 - 16:55 Conference statement, Conference Chair, Makerere University School of Public Health Dr. David Musoke 16:55 - 16:15 Handover of MUEHSA Executive Mr. Mathius Amperiize 16:15 - 16:20 Remarks by MUEHSA Patron Mrs. Ruth Mubeezi Neebye 16:20 - 16:25 Update on 16th IFEH World Congress on Environmental Health, Malaysia 2020 Mr. Megat Azman 16:25 - 16:30 Remarks by IFEH President Elect Prof. Susana Paixão 16:30 - 16:35 Remarks by Environmental Health Worker’s Association of Uganda President Mr. Emery Patrice Mbaha 16:35 - 16:40 Remarks from Nottingham Trent University, UK Dr. Linda Gibson 16:40 - 16:50 Remarks by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Finance and Administration), Makerere University Prof. William Bazeyo 16:50 - 17:00 Closing remarks by Ag. Director General of Health Services, Ministry of Health, Uganda Dr. Henry Mwebesa

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POSTER PRESENTATIONS No. TITLE PRESENTER 1. Assessing knowledge, attitudes and practices about the use of sanitary facilities (pit latrines) Mathius Amperiize (Makerere University, Uganda) among secondary going children of Bihanga in 2. The state of municipal solid waste management in Kampala, Uganda Pius Jemba (Makerere University, Uganda) 3. Knowledge and attitude about the different ways of using and disposing of diapers in Kakika Reagan Tumukunde (Makerere University, Uganda) Mbarara 4. An assessment of the Knowledge, practices and attitudes of menstrual health among students Suzan Mutoni (Makerere University, Uganda) of Kisoko high school Tororo district 5. Menstrual hygiene management in Uganda: a case study of Africa Water Solutions Anne Mary Agaba (Africa Water Solutions, Uganda) 6. The state of water access, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in Naluko village Iganga district Gloria Ahimbisibwe (Makerere University, Uganda) 7. Sanitation and Hygiene promotion: A Student led intervention project in Parish- Hillary Turyamusiima (Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Uganda) 8. Enablers and barriers to persons with disabilities to access social services Alex Akaka (Makerere University, Uganda) 9. Low utilisation of crash helmets in Kampala: reasons given by bodaboda riders and Daniel Kirumira (Makerere University, Uganda) passengers 10. Knowledge, attitude and practices of commercial motorcyclists on helmet use in Sherifah Nabikande (Makerere University, Uganda) division, Kampala district 11. Uptake of tippy taps technology in Aukot parish, Soroti district Nakato Rehema Sessimba (Gulu University, Uganda) 12. Knowledge, attitude and practice of household solid waste disposal among residents of Lagos Elizabeth Adewumi Adeola (University of Lagos, Nigeria) Island local government area of Lagos state 13. Students innovation on water sanitation and hygiene (wash)- processing and use of human Ngeywo Cosmas (Makerere University, Uganda) waste based fertilizers (HWBF) 14. Powerless and purposeful on-site wastewater management James Wood (University of Tasmania, Australia) 15. Managing the risk of antimicrobial resistance in pharmaceutical workers Lisa K Bricknell (Central Queensland University, Australia) 16. Prevalence of pre diagnosis and pretreatment loss to follow up and its associated factors Henry Kimera (Makerere University, Uganda) among presumptive and confirmed TB patients in Lira district of Uganda 17. Community prevention and treatment of malaria in children under five years in Paibwor parish, Rahma Nansubuga (Lira University, Uganda) Kitgum district 18. Domestic accidents in children Grace Merian Kamuli (Uganda National Association of Community and Occupational Health, Uganda) 19. Lifestyle as a risk factor for cancer Jescar F Mutanaga (Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, Tanzania) 20. Challenges facing breast cancer patients in accessing early health care in Tanzania Irene Y Edward (Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, Tanzania)

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