Moses Owiny, Project Officer with the Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET), kicks off the "Young women and Youth's Gender Perspectives in Agricultural Development" series that spotlight young professionals' experiences for women's empowerment in agricultural development. From research to private sector, mass media to civil society work, YPARD 2015 Gender series will feature, every month, young "gender champions" from different regions of the world. This series is part of YPARD work as special youth catalyst in the GAP : Gender in Agriculture Partnership.
In 2008, I graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Arts at Makerere University Kampala. By that time when as a student you start to face the world’s challenges and become independent, nobody could have foreseen that I would soon become so much interested and passionate about agriculture, youth, gender, ICTs and rural development in Uganda and globally.
Moses Owiny, Project Officer with the Women of Uganda Network (WOUGNET), kicks off the "Young women and Youth's Gender Perspectives in Agricultural Development" series that spotlight young professionals' experiences for women's empowerment in agricultural development. From research to private sector, mass media to civil society work, YPARD 2015 Gender series will feature, every month, young "gender champions" from different regions of the world. This series is part of YPARD work as special youth catalyst in the GAP : Gender in Agriculture Partnership.
In 2008, I graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Arts at Makerere University Kampala. By that time when as a student you start to face the world’s challenges and become independent, nobody could have foreseen that I would soon become so much interested and passionate about agriculture, youth, gender, ICTs and rural development in Uganda and globally.
