Kyaka II Social Equity Programme
A documented youth-registration and programme-preparation record focused on enterprise readiness, opportunity access and social inclusion.
Project overview
The challenge
Young people in displacement settings often face limited access to livelihood information, mentors, markets, digital tools and structured pathways from learning to work.
Project goal
To connect eligible young people to practical financial literacy, employability, enterprise-readiness and credible opportunity pathways through a safely managed programme model.
Objectives
- Register and assess eligible youth using privacy-protective systems
- Understand learning, livelihood and enterprise needs
- Connect participants to relevant learning, mentors and opportunity pathways
- Track realistic participation and referral outcomes
Main activities
- Participant registration and mobilisation
- Needs and opportunity assessment
- Planned financial-literacy and employability learning
- Planned enterprise-readiness and mentorship
- Referral and follow-up design
Implementation approach
Participant registers are confidential. Public reporting uses aggregated information unless specific informed consent has been obtained.
Verified progress and results
- Programme registration and mobilisation records exist
- Youth participants were recorded from multiple Kyaka II zones
Partners and roles
- Junior Achievement Uganda - documented in the programme registration record; current status requires written confirmation
Challenges
- Registration records alone do not prove programme completion or economic outcomes
- Current partnership status requires confirmation
Lessons learned
- Data protection must be built into participant registration
- Livelihood claims require follow-up evidence beyond training attendance
Sustainability approach
A future funded phase would require market analysis, partner confirmation, mentoring pathways and realistic follow-up.
Project gallery
Participation, learning and community engagement.
