01. Young student’s leader’s workshop for EAC states.
This workshop designed for young students only from various international schools, public schools, universities and colleges from EAC states, to discuss key challenges with regard to skills mismatch, The workshop will seek to raise awareness and to identify key avenues for the enhancement of skills anticipation approaches and practices, particularly entrepreneurship on agriculture, climate change, food security, health and food nutrition, Education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) for sustainable development .Exploring opportunities for young students such grant opportunities, international workshop and conferences for students ICESA-AFRICA has created this Strongly advocate program to be in line with EAC gender policy, Africa continental trade agreement AFCTA, SDG’s and AU 2063 agenda which aimed to enforce “An integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in international arena”. Participation fee is $ 50 which include accommodation and fully Meals for two day’s seminar.
02. Young girls and women Champions Forum YGWCF /Women in Action
The contribution of women to a society’s transition from pre-literate to literate likewise is undeniable. Basic education is key to a nation’s ability to develop and achieve sustainability targets. Research has shown that education can improve agricultural productivity, enhance the status of girls and women, reduce population growth rates, enhance environmental protection, and widely raise the standard of living.African women and girls are mainly poor when it comes to employment and entrepreneurship prospects as a result of the lack of relevant training and skills. This has a direct impact on their standards of living, making them helpless to negative aspects such as gender-based violence and early marriage. According to SDG’s agenda is to see women and men are equal in 2030 together with EAC gender policy article 6.1.3 inviting development partners to work closely with the EAC secretariat, the partner States, Civil Society Organizations, private sectors and other key stakeholders to provide technical and financial support but also to put their own efforts to bring these girls and women into their right way and starting believing themselves that they can also be in frontline to lead Africa for their current future. Participation fee for this strong workshop is $70 which include accommodation and meals for two days workshop.
03. Global Young Investors Week
Recent policy initiatives and developments in the youth effort pitch in both the African Union AU,East Africa Community EAC, Southern Africa development Community SADC, Commonwealth and Europe offer us with an prospect to discuss and consider together some of the salient features of youth drudgery and how it can best be promoted as a professional training that supports the education and development of young people worldwide. What are the values, policies, methods, practices and priorities that we have in common? Where are the points of difference, variation and possibly counter flow? What can we learn from each other and how do we go about sharing our knowledge and experiences to enable us to work together in the future, alongside young people, to create a better world?.
What to Address to this meeting
How youths are working in line with AU 2063 Agenda? Global sustainable development goals? And how all government officials are encouraging them and pushing their efforts to reach the target. Well thought their some international developers have play their role to help these young people who are trying to transform themselves and others from poverty to economic prosperity. But there is still a great challenge for unemployed young people, young people who are engaging in drugs, youths migrants from one place to another for them to reform their lives, Younger people who are living with HIV/AIDS and all these challenging need solutions to overcome them.
Why this meeting is important to attend
In line with the African Union vision for agenda 2063 “An integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in international arena” ICESA-AFRICA Tanzania and its partners has introduced this meeting for young CEO’s, researchers ,practitioners and policy makers to come together to discuss on how the youth can be actively engaged in the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and African Union Agenda 2063 on the back of the Pan-Africanism thoughts.The meeting will bring more than 200 CEO & Founders from more than 45 countries across global will join this meeting. All young change makers will having an opportunity to share their experience and cooperate in finding the solutions to the problems affecting the continent and coming up with resolutions to handing over to our government officials, developers and international stakeholders to see how they can help these young Africans resolutions to foster their problems that surrounding them .
