The Huduma Fellowship is the ideal chance for you to make a meaningful contribution to your nation, develop basic principles like service and honesty, and develop your own leadership style.
During the last two years, 30 up-and-coming leaders in Uganda’s civic and public service sector have received thought leadership training via the Huduma Fellowship, a program of the LéO Africa Institute and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. 15 exceptional champions who are now employed in the area or who desire to do so are accepted into the program for a two-year training in the principles and practices of public service.
Details:
Two seminars and two workshops are included in the two-year scholarship. From Friday to Sunday, there will be three days of lectures and workshops. Participants in the fellowship take part in a range of activities, such as in-person meetings, interactive seminars, personal evaluations, exercises for individuals and groups, and special projects. Fellows have the chance to hone their leadership and analytical abilities through these various methods.
Emerging leaders have a one-of-a-kind chance to network with like-minded people and gain knowledge from some of the most significant thought leaders in Uganda’s civic and public service sectors through the Huduma Fellowship. The chance to network with their peers, develop their abilities, and leave a lasting impression on their communities are all opportunities that fellows will have.
Benefits:
- The programme will cover costs associated with the fellows participation in the Huduma fellowship.
Eligibility:
- Open to anyone between the ages of 25-35;
- Applicant should be working in the civic or public sector in Uganda;
- Alumni of the Young and Emerging Leaders Project (YELP) Fellowship are not eligible for the Huduma fellowship.
Application:
The fellowship will be delivered through a combination of means: face-to-face sessions, online facilitated sessions, and self-study which will include reading materials recommended by members of the faculty under each module.
Application to the Huduma Fellowship is open until March 24, 2023.
