Abstract
Abstract With support of the European Union, the Makerere School of Public Health in Uganda developed the SPEED project in collaboration with local (civil society) organisations and research institutes. In the project the partners developed the Roadmap for developing a strategy for Universal Health Coverage in Uganda. Through conferences, workshops, social media, policy briefs the researchers interacted with decision makers. The Ministry of Health Adopted to Roadmap as the guidance for further strategic development of UHC. Most important lesson learned: collaboration between academics, administrators, and activists can have a positive impact on health policy development, if built on trust and mutual understanding.
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