About the Project

The Ujana Coffee Project offers a solution to diversify and increase the income of youth from smallholder coffee farms.

The project takes a unique approach by providing access to locally-created and easy-to-start income skills that allow the youth to rapidly start small-scale businesses and with little startup costs. This provides additional revenue from their farming activities and motivates them to stay in the agricultural sector for the long-term.

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About this Page

This page has interactive tools to learn 20 local income skills from Uganda, videos, posters and manual.  The income skills have six unique features that help you learn them easily and quickly start a small-scale business.

Learning Posters

Click on a local income solution to learn the simple steps to start this skill.

Mushroom Gardens

Coffee Flavored Cakes

Biochar Fertilizer

Eco-Fuel Briquettes

Coffee Kiosks

Poultry Farming

Notebooks

Fruit Juice

African Sandals

Paper Bags

African Earrings

Reusable Sanitary Pads

Fuel Saving Stove

Liquid Soap

Organic Skin Ointment

Dried Spices & Herbs

Organic Pesticides

Nutritious Porridge Flour

Urban Bee Farming

Solar Dryers

Learning Manual

The learning manual presents 20 local income solutions using a playful design and layout and with four distinct learning features (1) the inspirational story of the solution entrepreneur (2) business tips, (3) a learning video and (4) a learning poster. Each income solution also has a separate booklet that can be downloaded below.

Mushroom Gardens

Coffee Flavored Cakes

Biochar Fertilizer

Eco-Fuel Briquettes

Coffee Kiosks

Poultry Farming

Notebooks

Fruit Juice

African Sandals

Paper Bags

African Earrings

Reusable Sanitary Pads

Fuel Saving Stove

Liquid Soap

Organic Skin Ointment

Dried Spices & Herbs

Organic Pesticides

Nutritious Porridge Flour

Urban Bee Farming

Solar Dryers

Behind the Scenes

Watch the videos and photos that show the activities and progress of the Ujana Coffee Project.

Photo Gallery

Click on the arrows to see the best photos of the project activities in Uganda.

Quarterly Progress Reports

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