By 2050, Africa’s youth population will exceed 830 million, presenting a major opportunity for economic growth and innovation. Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is crucial for equipping young Africans with essential skills for today’s job market. Despite its potential, TVET faces challenges, including stigma and a lack of role models.

Prioritizing education and skill development can harness the energy and ingenuity of Africa’s youth, leading to a prosperous future. WDFA and Partners  focus on empowering youth and amplifying their voices, aiming to nurture future leaders. The “Africa Skills Revolution” initiative, inspired by the AU’s Year for Education 2024, seeks to unlock this potential and change negative perceptions of TVET.

The initiative emphasizes inclusivity, ensuring access to quality education and training for all young people, regardless of background. Promoting gender equality and supporting vulnerable groups will contribute to a more just society.

The initiative invites collaboration from governments, private sectors, educational institutions, NGOs, and international bodies. Together, these efforts will foster skill development, drive innovation, and create sustainable economic growth, aligning with the African Union’s vision of a prosperous and unified Africa where every young person can thrive.

In the Pictures , WDFA gathers youth within the Eastern Districts of Uganda and empower them with Skills like Catering , Vocational Skilling like Mechanics , Shoes making , etc.  Monthly Youths Programs are carried out at the Foundation Headquater in Bugiri Town , Eastern Uganda .