YEP Programmes

The main goal of the Young Expert Programmes (YEP), consisting of YEP Water & YEP Agrofood, is to offer young Dutch and local professionals the opportunity to take their first steps in an international environment. They are employed through Dutch organisations in a number of eligible countries. The programmes aim to rejuvenate the Water & Agrofood sectors and ensure the continued availability of expertise for these sectors.

The YEP Programmes are carried out jointly by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP) and the Food & Business Knowledge Platform.

NEWS

Introduction video YEP

YEP in a nutshell: the new introduction video about YEP Programmes is now online.

YEP Effect 5: result of YEP Phase I

The fifth edition of YEP Effect has been released! In this magazine, we reflect on 16 batches of Young Experts in YEP Phase I, and the new Tailor-made programme. Download here!

Candidates: apply for YEP positions

New YEP positions will be available on 19 August

Preparatory training course

Training of the 17th batch starts on 16 September
Training of the 18th batch starts on 25 November

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Every year we subsidise the placement of 72 young professionals

Check the latest results of YEP in our annual report

Our Young Experts

Sijmen Weesie - YEP Water at Safi Sana in Ghana

Click here for an overview of all YEP projects at Akvo RSR

Ndutiye Diane Munezero

Where is she now? Project Coordinator at RAIN, Rwanda

History

Young Expert at Ecological Management Foundation (EMF) - Rwanda

YEP period 2017 - 2018, batch 13

YEP Role

Project coordinator

Click here for more information about my project.

Skills

I have skills in project management and basic research skills regarding data collection and analysis.

Background

Nationality: Rwandese
Education: Master of science in project management, Bachelor degree in Public Health

Experience before YEP

I have been working as a District Project manager at Del-agua health for one and half year here in Rwanda,I have also been working as a livelihood officer at Uwezo youth empowerment and as local researcher for the Research Based and as a data collector for several NGOs in Rwanda.

Contact

Alumna

History

Tuesday, July 24, 2018
R4$ Entrepreneurs and clients
The Rain4sale (R4$) project tests the business case for selling stored rainwater. The project aims to improve access to water in off-grid areas or where piped water is not reliable, in a financially...read more

Monday, March 19, 2018
Progress on construction of rain water harvesting systems
The Rain for Sale project aims to provide water solutions by testing, providing and implementing a business model in Rwanda which involves local entrepreneurs, financing institutions and many other st...read more