Agriculture remains one of Uganda’s most promising pathways for youth empowerment and sustainable livelihoods. Yet, for many young people, the challenge lies not in the lack of interest but in the absence of practical skills, mentorship, and market access. WORUDET, in partnership with AVSI, is bridging this gap through a two-year project designed to build the skills of youth aged 18 to 30 in horticulture, poultry, and apiculture enterprises. The initiative embraces the “earn as you learn” model, an approach that allows participants to gain hands-on experience while generating income. The project’s vision is to contribute to increased agricultural skill levels and meaningful youth employment in the agricultural sector. It […]
