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Published: 06 May 2021 1,077 views
The Huduma (Swahili for Service) Fellowship is an initiative by the LéO Africa Institute and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, to provide thought leadership training for emerging civic & public sector champions in Uganda. Every year, the programme will enroll 15 outstanding champions, who already work in civic & public service or aspire to do so. These champions from multidisciplinary backgrounds will undertake a year-long training on various aspects of leadership, public affairs management, and policy making.
The programme will offer the fellows an opportunity to learn ideals of “servant” leadership, offer networking opportunities, and a deeper understanding of the public sector in Uganda to aid fellows’ growth as conscious civic & public sector champions.
The Huduma Fellowship is modelled on the Institute’s other successful fellowship programme, the Young and Emerging Leaders’ Project (YELP), which annually inducts outstanding young and emerging leaders who are committed to achieving success and living high-impact lives. Huduma Fellows will undertake some of the previously designed modules and seminars on personal leadership and critical thinking from the YELP programme.
In a fast changing world, with increased human and environmental challenges, equipping leaders with transformational and ethical leadership skills becomes a critical tool to build better societies, and indeed a better world. At the Institute, we engage a new generation of young and emerging thought leaders in Africa who are passionate about creating change in their communities, businesses and living significant lives. We believe in actively contributing to shaping an environment where others succeed and contribute to a better world.... continue reading
| Application Deadline | 30 May 2021 |
| Country to study | Uganda |
| Type | Fellowship |
| Sponsor | LéO Africa Institute |
| Gender | Men and Women |
The Huduma fellowship is structured along a series of 2 seminars and 2 workshops in between which Fellows will spend time at their work places with occasional interface with the members of the faculty as they continue to learn and apply the knowledge and skills acquired.
Fellows from outside Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies will be placed at any of the said departments for their practical sessions and learning the working of public service. Feedback from these placements and time spent at work will be brought back to the online sessions, workshops and seminars to enhance learning and experience sharing.
The candidates for the Fellowship will be individuals between the ages of 25-35 who have demonstrable interest in volunteerism and civic & public service.
The fellows will be early stage professionals working in the civic & public sectors in Uganda who are intellectually curious and are interested in public affairs.
The fellowship is also open to individuals with a demonstrable interest in public affairs.
For more details, visit LéO Africa Institute website.