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In January 2025, seventy-one ambitious entrepreneurs embarked on an exciting journey with the SAYE Project. Inducted into CURAD’s incubation program, these individuals saw their business ideas refined, developed, and transformed into high-quality, branded, and market-ready products. Having successfully completed the Read More
Job Title: Project Monitoring & Evaluation Officer Department: SAYE Project Reports To: Project Manager Duty Station: Jinja with travels in Busoga region and to different incubation centres located at Kapeeka, Namanve and Kabanyolo About CURAD The Consortium for enhancing Read More
Last week, The Consortium for Enhancing University Responsiveness to Agribusiness Development (CURAD) hosted 16 enterprising youth from the Busoga sub-region from November 6th to November 8th to begin their business journeys under the SAYE (Stimulating Agribusiness for Youth Employment) Project. Read More
We are thrilled to have our #SAYEproject Cohort 1 incubatees with us from Wednesday, 23rd, to Friday 25th Oct 2024. 21 incubatees focused on value addition in horticulture and oilseeds have been supported as they progress through the second phase Read More
The APCCO project announces four attractive PhD scholarships for Ugandan nationals. The students will be enrolled at Makerere University, Uganda, with co-supervision, study stays and possibly co-enrolment at University of Copenhagen, Denmark. The students will work in close collaboration with Read More
Peer-to-peer agribusiness learning exchange between Africa and Ireland Study tour on building stronger agribusiness incubators and accelerators Follow the link below for the full article. Study tour on building stronger agribusiness incubators and accelerators
We are at the National Exhibition for Science Week until the 10th of October at the Kololo Ceremonial Grounds. Visit our stall and taste some of our products that are being developed under the Sweet Potato Value Chain Development Project. Read More
On the link, we chat with Apollo Segawa, the Executive Director, The Consortium for enhancing University Responsiveness to Agribusiness Development (CURAD) on opportunities for entrepreneurs at the incubator.
When schools closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Innocent Magezi, Caroline Bukirwa Nakato and Reagan Suubi utilized the lockdown to grow their business. The university students own Nostalgic coffee Uganda, a coffee processing business. They started it in 2019 with Read More