ICT for development in kenya

We exists to promote ICT for Development among Kenyan Youth in Slums, ASALs, and TVETs.

Why Kujia Exists

Kujia is a post COVID-19 ICT for Development NGO in Kenya  started at an American University in Nairobi  with a  vision is to be the best ICT for Development NGO in Kenya with a mission to promote ICT for development in Kenyan  Slums, ASALs and TVETs  in a manner which empowers Kenyan Youth -majority young women with specialized ICT skills , Decent ICT Jobs , and technoprenuership.

Vision

Kujia’s Vision is to be the best  ICT for Development NGO in Kenya.

mission

Kujia’s mission is to promote ICT for development in Kenyan Slums, ASALs, and TVETs in a manner which empowers Kenyan Youth -majority being young women with specialized ICT skills, decent  ICT jobs  and techno-prenuership.

Kujia Core Values.

Captured as Kujia Slogan – Skill. Service. Trust. We are convinced that Kujia cannot achieve its Purpose without these 3 Key Kujia Core values. 

 

Core values 

  • Skill – Empowering Kenyan Youth with specialized ICT Skills – Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Digital Marketing, Software Development, and Computer repair and maintenance.
  • Service – Finding for Kujia Techies (Kujia Members) with specialized skills where they can serve using their specialized ICT skills – as Cloud Engineers, Penetration Testers, Data Analysts, Digital Resellers, Software Developers, and Computer repair and maintenance Technicians.
  • Trust – Working with Trusted Beneficiaries , Partners, Fundraisers, Events Organizers, Volunteers, Growth Associates, Project/Program Managers, Directors and Board members. 

Kujia's Mission is Achieved Through:

Partnership at Kujia

Kujia Guiding Principles

  • 60% Rule -Not less than 60% of Kujia beneficiaries are women.
  • 70% Rule – Not less than 70% of Kujia Beneficiaries are from ASALs and Slums.
  • 90% Rule – Not Less than 90% of Kujia Beneficiaries are Youth.
  • 100% Rule – 100% of Kujia interventions are domiciled in Homabay, Narok, Kajiado, Nairobi, Uasin Gishu, Baringo, Turkana, Marsabit, Laikipia, Samburu, Machakos, and Kwale Counties 
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