Aamer Hayat

Aamer Hayat is a farmer from the small district of South Punjab and was an elected member of the district council's third tier of the government in Pakistan between 2016 & 2019. In his role as a farmer and district council member, he served as member of various district and divisional level committees of the Agriculture Department, Price Control Committee, and district Aman committee of Punjab government. His areas of interest include rural development, tertiary level governance, community politics and sustainability of small and landless farming. As a grassroots politician, his activism is focused on health, education, climate & food [...]

2021-09-30T17:19:21+00:009th February 2021|

Hassan Raza

Hassan Raza is a student of entomology at the Agriculture University Multan. He is an active participant of Young Students Peace Society and he is inspired by a University program at his sister University that works to provide free education to children who, due to poverty, fell into child labour. As a result of the impact of Covid-19 on society, there has been an increase in illiteracy levels in Pakistan. He is now working to replicate a similar initiative within his university.  Hassan hopes to expand his idea called Tumhy School Jana hai which seeks to eradicate child labour and [...]

2021-02-15T10:03:00+00:009th February 2021|

Khalid Shah

Shah Khalid Shah Jee hails from the Bajaur District, in Malakand Division of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan. Shah Jee completed his post graduate degree in Journalism & Mass Communication in 2008 and Persian Literature in 2012 at the University of Peshawar. He is a Senior Reporter for the Radio Pakistan Peshawar programme "Qadam Pa Qadam", Tribal News Network and culture and environmental writer for the online website Waziristan Times, an independent news website established by a group of experienced journalists from Tribal District on a mission to bring untold and unheard voices of Tribal Areas. His Incubator idea aims to [...]

2021-02-15T10:09:51+00:009th February 2021|

Sabir Ali

Sabir Ali is a human rights activist working with women and girls to improve their political participation and access to family planning and sexual reproductive health services. He is an advocate for the rights of women and children, and has dedicated himself to working to ensure the prevention of gender-based violence, improved access to GBV response services and improving civic spaces including youth engagement.His incubator idea is aimed at providing digital civic spaces for discourse around issues faced by youth of Pakistan focusing on youth engagement and ensuring sufficient representation in policy formulation. Follow him on LinkedIn.

2021-02-15T10:12:45+00:009th February 2021|

Iyanuoluwa Moyinoluwa Shittu

Iyanuoluwa Moyinoluwa Shittu is an SDG 6 (clean water and sanitation) advocate based in Ondo State. Driven by her passion to ensure access to clean water for all, Iyanuoluwa carried out a borehole project in her host community during her time in the The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). Her incubator project is Water Works, an initiative that will link vulnerable communities to sources of clean water and also allow Iyanuoluwa to advocate for water sanitation and hygiene in Ondo State, particularly as a containment measure for Covid-19. Follow her on Twitter.

2021-02-09T12:47:43+00:009th February 2021|

Halima Idris

Halima Idris hails from Bauchi State and is an alumnus of the Kennedy-Lugar Youth and Exchange Study program of the United States Department of State. She's passionate about holding elected representatives accountable and, through the incubator, is developing the Beyond Election Candidate Accountability Project (BECAP) for this purpose. BECAP is a sensitization and awareness campaign that aims to help communities hold political candidates accountable for the promises they made during their election campaigns by equipping citizens with knowledge and training.

2021-02-09T12:47:43+00:009th February 2021|

Catherine Ugochinyere Stephen

Catherine Ugochinyere Stephen is an Education Counselor and women's advocate based in Abuja. She is also a member of the Young African Leaders Initiative Network and likes to counsel children and adolescents. Through the incubator, Catherine is building Cathy Ventures, an anonymous accountable platform that can raise tuition for children from poor backgrounds who would otherwise not be able to access education. Her project was inspired by her own childhood experiences. Connect with her on LinkedIn.

2021-02-09T12:47:43+00:009th February 2021|

Anne Obode

Anne Obode is an entrepreneur, startup business coach, speaker, blogger and podcaster based in Abuja. She is also the founder of the SecureMe initiative that aims to use digital methods to solve the problem of insecurity in Africa. Through the incubator, Anne is developing an application called Secureme.ng that will combat crime in Nigeria by using technology to enhance the means of communication between victims of crime and the police. The impact of this project would be increases in both the levels of security in Nigeria and accountability on the part of the Nigerian Police.

2021-02-09T12:47:43+00:009th February 2021|

Randolphlyn Darlyn Johnson

Randolphlyn Darlyn Johnson is founder and Executive Director of the Young Africans Capacity Building Network, a non-governmental organization aimed at developing the skills of young Africans through youth capacity building workshops and symposiums that would enable young people to become productive citizens as they make a positive change in their communities and the world at large. She is a female leader, volunteer and a changemaker passionate about women and children's rights. She is currently working within the Human Resource unit as an Intern-Assistant at Naymote-Liberia, an organization that promotes citizens' understanding of democratic processes and long-term benefits of their participation. [...]

2021-02-15T10:17:46+00:009th February 2021|

Audrey Freddy Toscano

Audrey is originally from the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. He studied a degree in Public Administration, which has allowed him to work in the three levels of government; municipal, state and federal. This accumulation of experience allowed him to start an application for portable devices called GobernApp, whose three main objectives are to promote and encourage citizen participation, motivate municipal governments to automate their processes and that the development and implementation of social programs and public policies are based on qualitative and quantitative data. Through the incubator, Audrey hopes to continue expanding this project.

2021-02-14T22:59:31+00:009th February 2021|
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