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Why This Traineeship?
Africa’s transformation depends on leaders who understand strategy, systems, and the power of Agenda 2063. This programme equips young people across Africa and the diaspora to engage, contribute, and lead—starting now.
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Structure: 7 Action-Packed Modules
Beyond the 12 Weeks: Recognition and Pathways
Structure: 6 Modules + Final Reflection
Programme Summary Duration: 12 Weeks Time Commitment: 6–10 hours per week
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Structure: 6 Modules + Final Reflection
Module 1: Overview – Envisioning Africa @2063
Title: Africa as We Dream It. Framing Concept: Agenda 2063 is not just a framework; it’s a generational commitment. The overview introduces Africa’s long-term vision through a celebration of its past, clarity of its present, and shaping of its future.
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Framing Concept
Module 2: Deepen Awareness – Understanding Agenda 2063’s Value Proposition
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Why Agenda 2063? Why Now?
Module 3: Align to Own Commitments – Personal Pathways to 2063
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From Intention to Action: Grounding Agenda 2063 in My Life
Module 4: Orient Towards Moonshots – Raising Ambition, Reinforcing Strategy
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Ambition with Alignment: Living Africa’s Moonshot Thinking
Module 5: Engage in Partnership – Mapping Allies, Mobilizing Support
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No One Transforms Alone: Building Partnerships for Impact
Module 6: Activate Knowledge – Curate, Share, Apply
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From Knowing to Doing: Making Knowledge Count for Agenda 2063
Module 7: Write-Up and Reflection – “Agenda 2063 and Me”
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From Insight to Impact: Telling Your Transformation Story
Delivering Agenda 2063 STYIP – Agenda 2063 in Power Spaces

Framing Concept

Knowledge is power—only when applied. This module equips trainees to convert information into insight, insight into influence, and influence into implementation for Africa’s transformation.

Objectives

  • Understand knowledge as “know-how” critical for delivering on commitments.
  • Introduce the Curate–Share–Apply knowledge cycle.
  • Support participants to develop a personal Knowledge Activation Plan aligned with their goals and Agenda 2063.
  • Emphasize the duty of knowledge stewards: to ensure it circulates and is useful.

Content

  • What is knowledge? What makes it useful?
  • Differentiating information, insight, and know-how.
  • The Curate–Share–Apply cycle:
    1. Curate: Select, organize, and interpret relevant insights.
    2. Share: Communicate with purpose to specific audiences.
    3. Apply: Act on knowledge and support others to do the same.
  • Tools and platforms for knowledge curation and dissemination.
  • Knowledge stewardship: turning personal learning into shared value.

Key Messages

  • Agenda 2063 depends on practitioners who not only know but apply what they know.
  • Curated knowledge is a public good. Applied knowledge is a transformation asset.
  • Knowledge must move—from you to others, from theory to practice, and from moments to systems.

Deliverable

📄 Deliverable 6: Knowledge Activation Plan
A personalized plan that outlines:

  • What knowledge I need to achieve my commitments.
  • How I will curate that knowledge.
  • How I will share it (platforms, formats, audiences).
  • How I will apply it—and help others do so.
  • Timeline and key milestones.

Facilitators

  • Knowledge Management Specialist
  • Guest practitioner who has used knowledge to solve real-world challenges.

Reading Materials

  • What is Knowledge and Why it Matters?
  • The Curate–Share–Apply Knowledge Cycle
  • Knowledge Activation in African Contexts
  • Curating Knowledge for Systems Change
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