This case study describes the benefits and insights gained through Uganda's application of the Condom Needs Estimation Tool (CNET), which helps national programmes develop and implement robust, people-centered condom interventions by aggregating population-specific condom use estimates to inform budgets for commodity procurement. This case study is part of a series documenting promising and best practices supported by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria’s Condom Strategic Initiative and wider condom programming.