TAGDev project

This election marks an important milestone in strengthening student leadership, participation, and representation within the Transforming African Agricultural Universities to Meaningfully Contribute to Africa’s Growth and Development(  TAGDev) 2.0 Programme.

By Egerton University TAGDev Communication Team Development funding for refugee education is often justified in terms of rights and equity – and rightly so. But Ahmed Adi’s story makes a different, equally important case: that a single, well-placed investment in one student can generate returns that ripple through an entire household, and outward into a community of tens of thousands.

By Egerton University TAGDev Communication Team Abdiaziz Abdullahi Mohamed’s journey from a Dadaab classroom to a small business and a family home shows what happens when refugee education is treated as economic investment, not just academic opportunity HIGHLIGHT:  A single scholarship. Two income-generating outcomes. One family lifted from inadequate shelter to a home of their own — within a matter of quarters.