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14/02/2026

We’re hiring! AAIN is looking for passionate people to join our team . From managers to support staff. Apply by 16/02/2026 👉aain.africa/careers Questions? [email protected] Share with someone who should see this!

06/02/2026

Through collaborative learning with partners, AAIN continues to strengthen Gender and Safeguarding under the SIYEP Program.
Engagements with AFARD highlighted practical guidance on inclusion and youth selection for young women aged 15 to35, reinforcing our commitment to safe and inclusive pathways for all SIYEP participants.

05/02/2026

Innovation is only true when it is inclusive. Under the program, AAIN recently hosted the Project Implementation Unit (PIU) from AFARD and our technical partners from the National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda (NUDIPU)to discuss the inclusion report for our premises.
Through this vital partnership, we have gained expert insights into making our workspace safer and more accessible for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). From physical infrastructure adjustments to inclusive policy reforms, we are committed to:
-Eliminating discrimination in the agribusiness ecosystem.
-Ensuring every entrepreneur, regardless of ability, has the tools to thrive.
-Fostering a workspace that reflects our core values of equity and empowerment.
Special thanks to NUDIPU for their expert guidance as we adopt these essential changes to better serve our community.

28/01/2026

AAIN’s second stop on the SIYEP Program Steering Committee field visit is Bishop Stuart University, where young women are proudly showcasing impressive innovations developed through the BIM training.
The visit is highlighting how BIM equips young women with practical, market-driven skills, empowering them to transform ideas into viable agribusiness enterprises. In the same milestone moment, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. John Mugisha, officially launched the new BIM Curriculum 2026–2030. AAIN is taking Incubation on another level

28/01/2026

AAIN is hosting the SIYEP Program Steering Committee in Uganda’s Western Region to observe the incubation model in action.
At Rwampara Farm Institute, one of AAIN’s Anchor Incubator, young women are transforming agriculture through value addition, meat processing, agro-processing, coffee development, and crop breeding.
The team toured the institute and officially launched a community-based market along the Kabale-Mbarara highway, creating equitable market access for young women to boost mass production for both local and international markets.
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30/11/2025

The AAIN team under the SIYEP Program is participating in a Safeguarding and Protection Training facilitated by the DLC team.
All SIYEP partners have come together for this important workshop aimed at strengthening our ability to detect, prevent, and address safeguarding concerns, including Gender-Based Violence (GBV), abuse, and exploitation.
This training comes at the perfect time—as the world observes the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
It reaffirms our collective commitment to creating safe, inclusive, and empowering spaces for young people, women, and communities.
Together, we are building a stronger and safer ecosystem.

07/11/2025

Powerful words from Prof. Alex Ariho, CEO of AAIN, during his keynote at .
“We can’t trade when Africa is still trading alone. Everyone deserves food on the table.
Africans must be empowered through income and wealth built on the 3As: Affordability, Availability & Accessibility.”
His message? It’s time to unite, innovate, and trade together for a sustainable organic Africa.

06/11/2025

Highlights from Day 2 of
AAIN sponsored six amazing incubators to display their organic innovations from organic coffee to skincare, fertilizers & more
They’re not just showcasing products, they’re building networks, growing visibility, and opening new markets for Uganda’s organic future. Swipe to see it yourself

06/11/2025

06/11/2025

Day 2 of the National Organic Week 2025 is vibrant and full of inspiration.
AAIN proudly sponsored six incubators to showcase their innovative organic products from herbal teas and biofertilizers to natural cosmetics giving them a platform to expand their markets and build lasting connections.

We’re happy to see how these young enterprises are shaping the future of organic agribusiness in Uganda
Did you visit their booths or learn something new today?

05/11/2025

AAIN is sponsoring 6 mentor incubators to join the 4th National Organic Week 2025 at Hotel Africana, Kampala (5–8 Nov)

They’ll connect with organic champions, farmers, and innovators shaping a sustainable and inclusive future for Africa’s agribusiness.

05/11/2025

AAIN is sponsoring six mentor incubators to take part in the 4th National Organic Week 2025 happening from 5th–8th November at Hotel Africana, Kampala!

Our incubators will join hundreds of organic champions, farmers, and innovators to explore how organic agribusiness is driving sustainability and transformation across Africa.

Let’s celebrate their participation and keep supporting initiatives that grow Africa’s organic future!