Rebecca Kadaga has tasked the government to consider funds for training midwives in the 2018/2019 budget.
Since 2010, the Swedish government in partnership with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has trained more than 500 midwives all over the country.
Speaking at the International Midwives Day held at Jinja senior secondary school in Jinja District on Saturday, Kadaga said that instead of relying on donors who offer scholarships to the midwives, government should avail funds and train the midwives in order to improve their efficiency.
The Swedish ambassador to Uganda, Per Lindgarde said that his government will continue sponsoring midwives’ training.
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