1. May 3, 2013 Nairobi, Kenya

2.  The Association for the Advancement of Higher Education and Development (AHEAD) has been the local partner for IFP in Uganda since 2004  AHEAD works primarily in the fields of higher education and leadership development in East Africa

3.  126 Ugandans have been awarded fellowships to pursue Masters and PhDs in various fields  Gender: 51% women and 49% men  Degree program: Masters 84% and PhDs 16%

4. %ageField 18%Public and community health 17%International development 13%Education, psychology and policy 13%Law and human rights 8%Public admin, social work & policy 31%Agric, theatre, economics, environment, gender, counseling

5.  Eastern30  Northern14  Central24  Southern/Western40  North Eastern10  North Western8

6.  USA50%  UK38%  Netherlands4%  Kenya2%  Australia2%  Uganda2%  Canada1%  South Africa1%

7.  82% have so far completed their degrees  18% will graduate by September 2013  82% have returned to Uganda  6% are working within Africa  2% completed and pursuing further studies

8.  Drivers of community-based economic transformation  Working on behalf of women and girls  Defending human rights locally and internationally  Pioneers of initiatives intended to inform public policy – education, sanitation, teacher training etc

9.  Expanded access to higher education for marginalized populations  Pool of socially committed leaders who are championing positive change in their respective spheres of influence