Go UseTech Community Innovation and Digital Skills Hub

Education ICT Commercial
Description

Go UseTech is an innovation hub that trains and empowers youth, women, and refugees to create local solutions using technology. Our teams develop locally made products such as soil moisture sensors, drones, small airplanes, smart walking sticks, electric fans, and eco-friendly shopping bags to replace polythene. We also offer computer and digital marketing training to help small businesses grow online. The innovation combines skills development, creativity, and sustainability to improve livelihoods and protect the environment.

Impact

Go UseTech has trained over 1000 youth, women, and refugees in computer, innovation, and vocational skills—helping them create jobs, improve productivity, and generate income. Through our innovation groups, learners design locally made machines such as soil moisture testers and smart walking sticks, and produce eco-friendly paper bags to reduce plastic waste. The project empowers communities with hands-on innovation experience, promotes environmental protection, and supports Uganda’s vision of a technology-driven economy.

Target Audience

Refugee and host community youth(15-35 years), Women and persons with disabilities, Small-scale farmers and entrepreneurs, Students and innovators in rural areas

Industrial Value Chains
Industry 4.0+ (smart manufacturing, digital, AI, IoT, robotics) Import Substitution Productivity Acceleration
Partnerships

Institutional / Organizational (owned or managed by a university, company, NGO, or government agency)

Innovation Details
Stage: Commercial
Funding Status: Funded
Location: kikuube District_ Kyangwali refugee settlement
Innovation Date:

June 6, 2023

Contact Information
 Nabasa Jonathan
Contact Person:

Nabasa Jonathan

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