The school started in 2000 to fill a need for education that is linked to development and women empowerment. URDT believes that educated young women are key to transforming rural poor communities into vibrant, sustainable rural economies.
The URDT GS admits brilliant and talented girls ages 10-12 from disadvantaged homes. The Girls are committed to develop their homes while they study and get prepared for future leadership.
Although the Ugandan Government provides universal primary and secondary education, their schools are poorly equipped to produce functionally literate, principled, entrepreneurial and responsible citizens and to take care of girls’ specific needs.
Systems Administrator at Uganda Rural Development and Training Programme
Kiiza Nobert specialize in Back-end and front-end development. Experienced with all stages of the development cycle for dynamic web projects. Also manage organization Network and Internet.
Latest posts by Kiiza Nobert (see all)
- Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Silvana Franco Veltkamp - January 19, 2024
- Graduates of URDT Institute join the rest of the participants at the EXCO showcase at Helipad, Serena Hotel - November 23, 2023
- District Stake holders Applaud URDT-I for transforming youth into responsible citizens - November 21, 2023