Director of Research at NCRL (Natural Chemotherapeutics Research Laboratory)
Leading research and development in herbal medicine at NCRL in Wandegeya, Dr. Nambatya has played a key role in positioning the institution as a center for herbal medicine research in Uganda. Her work has paved the way for scientific validation of herbal remedies, promoting their acceptance and use within mainstream healthcare.

2006 British Council's Professional Woman of the Year
Dr. Nambatya received this prestigious award in recognition of her outstanding dedication, support to women, and contribution to the community. This accolade underscores her influence as a champion of herbal medicine and a mentor to many women in Uganda.

Development of Genuine Natural Products (GENAPO)
Innovatively utilizing natural ingredients, Dr. Nambatya developed a skin ointment called GENAPO using aloe vera. This product, made from 100% natural herbs, has effectively treated numerous skin conditions, showcasing her commitment to creating safe, natural, and effective healthcare products.

Chairperson of Public-Private Partnerships in Health
At the Ministry of Health, Dr. Nambatya serves as the chairperson of the Public-Private Partnerships in Health, where she fosters collaboration between public institutions and private entities. This role is crucial in developing and implementing policies that support traditional and complementary medicine.

Member of the National Drug Authority Board
As a member of the herbal committee within the National Drug Authority Board, Dr. Nambatya contributes to policy-making and regulation, ensuring that herbal medicines meet high standards of safety and efficacy.

Advocate for Herbal Medicine Legal Framework
Dr. Nambatya has been a vocal advocate for establishing legal frameworks for herbal medicine in Uganda. She emphasizes the importance of protecting genuine herbal products, attracting investors, and fostering an environment that allows traditional medicine to thrive alongside modern healthcare practices.

Training Over 1,000 Individuals Annually
With a deep commitment to community education, Dr. Nambatya trains approximately 1,000 people every year on the use of traditional medicines. She encourages the use of natural remedies, providing vital knowledge to people across Uganda and helping integrate herbal medicine into everyday healthcare.

Promotion of Women's Health
Through her work in herbal medicine, Dr. Nambatya has helped numerous women manage health conditions such as fibroids. She provides dietary and lifestyle advice, alongside herbal remedies, empowering women to take charge of their health in natural and holistic ways.

Policy Advocacy for Traditional and Complementary Medicine
Dr. Nambatya has been instrumental in advocating for policies that support the traditional and complementary medicine industry in Uganda. Her efforts include promoting sustainability, fighting against fraudulent herbal practices, and pushing for the integration of traditional medicine within the national healthcare system.

Rotarian with the Rotary Club of Muyenga
Actively participating in community service, Dr. Nambatya is a member of the Rotary Club of Muyenga, where she extends her influence beyond the field of medicine, contributing to various community development projects.

Educator and Researcher
Dr. Nambatya offers part-time teaching at Makerere University, where she shares her knowledge of herbal medicine with students, nurturing the next generation of herbalists and researchers. Her research on herbs, conducted both in academic settings and at her home in Namasuba, continues to enrich the field of natural medicine.

Promotion of Home-Based Herbal Medicine
Recognizing the scarcity of doctors in Uganda (with a doctor-to-patient ratio of 1:18,000), Dr. Nambatya promotes the use of home-based herbal remedies. Her advocacy helps alleviate the burden on the healthcare system and empowers individuals to take control of their health using accessible, natural treatments.

Encouraging Community Engagement in Herbal Planting
Through her community efforts, Dr. Nambatya encourages people, especially women, to plant herbs. This initiative not only promotes health but also serves as a means of economic empowerment for families, as they can grow and process their own natural remedies.

Media and Public Speaking
Dr. Nambatya frequently speaks at public forums, media events, and conferences, raising awareness about the benefits of herbal medicine. Her efforts have led to a significant increase in confidence in herbal remedies, with over 50% of Ugandans embracing natural products due to her advocacy.

Pioneering Research on Herbal Medicine
Under her guidance at NCRL, she has advanced research on herbal medicines, working closely with other specialists like radiologists and physicians to study the efficacy of natural treatments. Her pioneering research has been pivotal in elevating the status of herbal medicine in Uganda.