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UAPC is the largest gathering of researchers, practitioners, advocates and policymakers working on alcohol policy in Uganda. The conference is sponsored by IOGT-NTO movement and organized by UAPA in partnership with World Health organisation (SAFER Innitiative in Uganda), Ministry of Health and Makerere University School of Public Health.

Theme for the 5th Uganda Alcohol Policy Conference (UAPC26)


 

“Advancing alcohol control: Protecting the present, securing the future”
 

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Call for Abstracts

Abstracts submission for the 5th Uganda Alcohol Policy Conference (UAPC26) is now open up to  31st August 2026. 

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Conference Registration Fees  

  • Early Bird (15th July - 31st August 2026 - UGX 160,000
  • Regular Registration (1st - 30th September 2026 : UGX 180,000
  • Late Registration (From 1st October 2026) : UGX 200,000
  • Early Bird (15th July - 31st August 2026 - UGX 70,000
  • Regular Registration (1st - 30th September 2026 : UGX 80,000
  • Late Registration (From 1st October 2026) : UGX 100,000
  • Early Bird (15th July - 31st August 2026 - USD 70
  • Regular Registration (1st - 30th September 2026 : USD 80
  • Late Registration (From 1st October 2026) : USD 100

Payment Information  

Bank Name : Housing Finance Bank

Account Name : Uganda Alcohol Policy Alliance (UAPA)

Account Number : 0100608504

Key dates for the Uganda Alcohol Policy Conference 2026

Mark your calendar and do not miss these key deadlines:

 

31st August 2026

Abstract Submission Deadline

1st July 2026

Early Registration Deadline

30th Sept 2026

Notification of Acceptance

25th – 26th November 2026

Conference Dates

 

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Uganda Alcohol Policy Conference 2026

UAPC is the largest gathering of researchers, practitioners, advocates and policymakers working on alcohol policy in Uganda. The conference is sponsored by IOGT-NTO movement and organized by UAPA in partnership with Ministry of Health and Makerere University School of Public Health.

Alcohol consumption in Uganda contributes to various health issues, including liver diseases, mental health disorders, and NCDs, road traffic accidents, intimate partner violence, and increased hospital admissions risk sexual behaviours, increased economic burden, perpetuating cycles of poverty and inequality

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