Aga Khan Foundation Canada’s International Youth Fellowship Programme: 25 years of bridging the cultural gap

By Elizabeth McSheffrey for The East African Magazine. Posted on Marc 27, 2015

Summary:

• The Aga Khan Foundation Canada International Youth Fellowship Programme started in 1989 with the goal of cultivating new generations of international development leaders.
• At the end of March this year, it will celebrate the completion of its 25th round of internship placements, and a quarter-century of impact in developing countries. The programme has operated in East Africa since 2003, with fellows placed in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
• There are 11 fellows currently working in East Africa — three in Nairobi, two in Kampala, two in Arua, one in Dar es Salaam, one in Mtwara, one in Mwanza and one in Zanzibar.

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