One Youth Entrepreneur At A Time: Youth Information Technology (YouthIT) Project Anthony Bloome Washington, D.C. Rotary.

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One Youth Entrepreneur At A Time: Youth Information Technology (YouthIT) Project Anthony Bloome Washington, D.C. Rotary

The ancient Greek definition of happiness was the full use of your powers along lines of excellence The ancient Greek definition of happiness was the full use of your powers along lines of excellence --- President John F. Kennedy

YouthIT Entrepreneur: Ms. Kapasa Musonda She is 17 yrs. old! Le Kay Fashion Design Building the Future… One African Youth Entrepreneur at a Time

 Worldwide organization of business and professional leaders that provide humanitarian service  1.2 million Rotarians  32,000 clubs in 200 countries  Jobs must be created in Africa  HIV/AIDS crisis is staggering  Saving lives must be coupled with providing a livelihood that will sustain Africans economically

Youth IT Project Combine IT and Entrepreneurship Training YouthIT Pilots: Zimbabwe and Uganda youth Rotary and IYF – YouthIT-Zambia Awarded Dept of State Grant Employment & Business Creation

YouthIT Zambia Pilot   Zambia Pilot: Africa Workforce Development Grant   Partners: International and National   Target: 200 in-, out-of-school, and HIV/AIDS vulnerable youth   HIV/AIDS Work: Employment and new business creation   Integrated Training: ICTs, entrepreneurship, and ARH (200 hours)   Citizen Exchange and Mentor Support

200 Zambian Youth HIV/AIDS (40 hours) Entrepreneurship (80 hours) Business Plan Competition Nine Citizen Exchange Winners! IT Training (80 hours) 73 Plans Submitted 22 Plans Short-Listed Two ART Data Entry Clerks - ZPTC Involving Young People to Combat HIV and AIDS in Africa

Funding & Project Stakeholders Funding & Project StakeholdersFunding U.S. Department of State funding - US$130,000 grant Partners – US$90,000 cost-share Project Coordination & Cost-Share Rotarians and Rotary clubs - Zambia, California, Texas, D.C. Peer Health Education Students Partnership Worldwide – Zambia Entrepreneurship Training Africare-Zambia Business Services Scholarships PACT-ZambiaComputers Simi Valley Rotary World Bank Videoconference

Nine Selected Finalists Ms. Kapasa MusondaLe Kay Fashion Design Princess Sampa Kameela ChilesheMIPS Cornmeal Milling Ms. Racheal Mofya M&N Bee Products Mr. Chris MudendaComputer Recycling (CORE-SADI) Mr. Kennedy KombeSausage Production Ms. Esnart M’Tonga Esnart Jay Y2Y Cybercafe Mr. Patrick Daniel LumuHL Steel Drum Entertainment Mr. Terrence SimfukweImage Centre Photography Studio Mr. Clyde Baron Milimo Specialized Mushroom Producers

YouthIT Entrepreneurs: Looking for Investors Entrepreneur: Terrence Simfukwe Image Centre Studios Mbale, Zambia US$17,800 and create 6 new jobs Entrepreneur: Kennedy Kombe Sausage Production Chirundi, Zambia US$2,000 and 4 new jobs Entrepreneur: Kapasa Musonda Le Kay Fashion Designs US$4,700 and 2 new jobs

Participant Lessons Learned  I learnt how to identify business opportunities in my community.  I learnt how to write a good business plan.  Learnt how to set up entrepreneurial activities.  Learnt how to be financially disciplined.  Learnt computer skills in PowerPoint presentation, ing and access.  Learnt HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care. Rachel Mofya, M&N Bee Products

Project Highlights Employment/entrepreneurial skills training Employment/entrepreneurial skills training Overwhelming Rotary Collaboration Overwhelming Rotary Collaboration Proactive Partnerships Proactive Partnerships Citizen Exchange Visits Citizen Exchange Visits To Zambia – eight professionals (through 2007)To Zambia – eight professionals (through 2007) To U.S. – eight youth entrepreneurs (July ’07)To U.S. – eight youth entrepreneurs (July ’07) Two offers of ¾ tuition scholarships from Pasadena Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Two offers of ¾ tuition scholarships from Pasadena Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising Business Plan support – e.g., Sausage Production Business Plan support – e.g., Sausage Production YouthIT-Livingston Project YouthIT-Livingston Project

YouthIT Award Ceremony April 2007 The Winners and Guest Speakers U.S. Ambassador Martinez, Minister of Health, and Rotary District Governor

Lessons Learned Multiple Actors require much coordination Multiple Actors require much coordination Realistic Expectations Realistic Expectations Pre-identify microloans/seed capital funding Pre-identify microloans/seed capital funding Good news: World Bank-supported Youth Employment Fund Pilot in ZambiaGood news: World Bank-supported Youth Employment Fund Pilot in Zambia Longer than expected Longer than expected

So, Want to Invest in Youth Entrepreneurs?! Anthony Bloome