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Application Deadline: March 24, 2023
Are you an emerging leader in Uganda’s civic and public service sector eager to grow both professionally and personally? The Huduma Fellowship is a perfect opportunity for you to contribute meaningfully to your country, hone core values like service and integrity, and shape personal leadership.
The Huduma Fellowship is an initiative by the LéO Africa Institute and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung which has provided thought leadership training for 30 emerging champions in Uganda’s civic and public service sector over the last two years. The program enrolls 15 outstanding champions who are already working in the field or aspire to do so for a two-year training on the ideals and tenets of public service.
During the fellowship, participants engage in a variety of activities, including face-to-face sessions, interactive workshops, personal assessments, individual and group exercises, and special projects. Through these different approaches, fellows have the opportunity to develop their leadership and thought-processing skills.The Huduma Fellowship is a unique opportunity for emerging leaders to connect with like-minded individuals and learn from some of the most influential thought leaders in Uganda’s civic and public service sectors. Fellows will have the opportunity to network with their peers, build their skills, and make a lasting impact in their communities.
Benefits:
- Fellows will have the opportunity to network with their peers, build their skills, and make a lasting impact in their communities.
- All cost associated with the program will be covered for selected fellows only.
Eligibility Criteria:
- The candidates for the Fellowship are individuals between the ages of 25-35
- Must demonstrate interest in volunteerism and civic & public service .
- The fellows are early stage professionals working in the civic & public sectors in Uganda who are intellectually curious and are interested in public affairs.
- Also open to individuals with a demonstrable interest in public affairs.
