The model program focuses on establishing standardized methods for introduction, acceptance, and use of a new all-latex barrier product controlled by women.

The model program includes a social marketing component executed through existing public distribution channels. Each host country will perform local clinical trials as a key step in mobilization of their user populations.

The Republic of Uganda is the first country to embrace the model program. Zebra Foundation is working with the Ministry of Health and an assembled team of in-country experts to implement the model program in Uganda.

Click here to find out why the Uganda National Farmers Federation (UNFFE) is urgently working with the Zebra Foundation.

See letter to Zebra Foundation
from Ugandan Vice President Bukenya.

In Uganda, left to right: Wil Stevens, Jr., Zebra Foundation advisor; Kathleen Martin, Zebra Foundation President; Chebet Maikut, President Uganda National Farmers Federation.

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Model Program Highlights:

1. Technology transfer for local production of ZEBRAS, the all-latex woman's bikini condom.

2. Localized manufacturing and distribution of ZEBRAS.

3. Local population-based testing.

4. Replication through partnering with national and international public health organizations.

To find out more, contact us: info@zebrafoundation.org


In Uganda, Dr. Magie Kigozi, Executive Director, Uganda Investment Authority;
Wil Stevens, Jr., Zebra Foundation advisor

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