WEF-Uganda 18-19 November 2021 Kampala Uganda Program

Theme

Building Resilience for Women Businesses and Leadership in Economic Recovery from the COVID19 pandemic. Experiences and Way Forward.

Objective: To enhance women’s business support opportunities through international networking and connections for economic recovery.

18th – 19th November 2021: 12.00pm: East African Time/GMT+3.

18th November 2021

Time

Topic

Speaker

12.00-12:10pm Introduction

Hon. (Prof) Robinah K. Nanyunja, Host and President WEF Uganda 2021. Co-moderated by Development Associates Link International (DALI).
12:10-13:10WEF Global & WEF UgandaMs. Bodil Valero, G100 Global Chair, Security and Defense. Former Member of The European Parliament, Politician and Member of Green Party Sweden.
The role and importance of women in power.Arc (Mrs) Aisha Ciroma Abdullahi, Chief Architect & Interior Designer, Aycee Builder
Career in the Building Industry to Assist and Support Entrepreneurship without Formal Education, in NigeriaMr. Abdulkadir Hassan, Sweet Potato Forum
Opportunities for Women and Youth across Sweet Potato Value Chain in post COVID-19 era.Ms. Damali Ssali Founder Ideation Corner. WEDO Uganda Ambassador
COVID19 Pandemic Recovery: Opportunities for Women in the Africa Continental Free Trade Area.Dr. Mohamed Awad Chairperson Egyptian Green Party. 2nd Vice President African Greens Federation.
14:10-14:40pmQuestion session: (30min)
14:30-14:40pmClosing.

19th November 2021

Time

Topic

Speaker

12-12:10pm IntroductionHon Prof Robinah K. Nanyunja, Host and President WEF Uganda 2021. Co-moderated by: Ms. Bodil Valero G100 Global Chair, Security and Defense. Politician and Former Member of European Parliament, and member of Green Party of Sweden.
12:10-13:10pmWealth creation.Ms. Anita Nautiyal Co Founder, India Greens Party & Gender Equity Project Coordinator, Asia Pacific Federation.
New business opportunities after covid 19 pandemicMr. Abel Mwesigye, CEO Kampala City Traders Association ( KACITA), Uganda.
Marketing innovations, entrepreneurs’ resilience and business success among female traders in Kampala during Covid19 restrictions.Dr. Peace Musiimenta, Lecturer, School of Women & Gender Studies, Makerere University, Uganda.
Vulnerability as beneficial: Leveraging on gender based constraints during Covid-19 pandemic to make a strong statement in Uganda.Ms. Sylivia Nalubowa Central State Chair Uganda, G100 Security & Defense.

13:10-13:50pmQuestion session: (30mins).
13:50-14:20pmLaunch of WEF Uganda/G100 Security & Défense sector. Award Giving Ceremony & Closure