GYIN Gambia Chapter Engages in MAJaC and GAMES UPCIM Project Launch Event

The Global Youth Innovation Network (GYIN) Gambia Chapter, represented by Ms. Jainaba Njie, Programme Officer, had the honor of participating in the launch event of the Media Academy for Journalism and Communication (MAJaC) and the Gambia Media Support (GAMES) project titled ‘Unlock Potentials to Combat Irregular Migration (UPCIM)’. According to MAJaC’s Facebook page, the UPCIM […]

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Empowering Agro-preneurs: Packaging and Labeling Training Across the Nation

The Global Youth Innovation Network (GYIN) Gambia Chapter, in collaboration with the Gambian-German Advisory Centre for Jobs, Training, and Reintegration (GGAC), successfully concluded a five-day training programme on packaging and labeling of agro-products. Held from the 26th to the 31st of January 2024 in Soma, the training aimed to equip 25 women, youth, and returnee […]

Empowering Women, Youth, and Migrant Returnees through Agro-Food Processing Training

The Global Youth Innovation Network (GYIN) Gambia Chapter, in collaboration with the Gambian-German Advisory Centre for Jobs, Training, and Reintegration (GGAC), proudly announced the successful implementation of a transformative 5-day training programme on “Agro-Food Processing and Digital Skills for Income Generation.” Held from the 11th to the 15th of December, 2023, in Mansakonko, Lower River […]

Farewell to our German ASA-Intern Toni

“Though miles may lie between us, we are never far apart, for friendship doesn’t count miles, it’s measured by the heart.” – Unknown Having this quote in our minds, we gathered today to bid farewell to Toni, on of our exceptional ASA-Intern from Germany, after her enriching three-month internship with GYIN Gambia Chapter. As we […]

Celebrating Success: Certificate Handover to 14 Ambitious Participants of the Marketing & Advertisement Training on the AIDA-Model

The Global Youth Innovation Network (GYIN Gambia Chapter) recently celebrated the certification handover to 14 young, aspiring, and passionate participants of the new Training Program Marketing & Advertisement with the AIDA-Model on the 16th of October 2023. The 14 participants have either founded their businesses or are shaping their business ideas. This moment marks a […]

GYIN Gambia Chapter’s New Marketing & Advertisement Training Program on the AIDA-Model

In today’s dynamic business environment, effective marketing is an indispensable component of any successful venture. Recognizing the significance of training young entrepreneurs on essential marketing skills, the Global Youth Innovation Network (GYIN) Gambia Chapter took a significant stride by introducing a new training program focused on Marketing & Advertisement. This program primarily centers around mastering […]

GYIN Gambia Chapter at the UN National Youth Consultations 2023

In a display of commitment to youth empowerment, GYIN Gambia Chapter was honored to participate in the UN National Youth Consultations 2023. This significant event brought together young minds from diverse backgrounds to deliberate on the pivotal role of youth in promoting peace and advancing the Youth, Peace, and Security Agenda in The Gambia. The […]

Empowering Youth through Technology – Partnership with UTG-ITCA

Since technology has become an essential part in our everyday lives, it is not just about staying connected but also about empowerment and innovation. In this fruitful meeting on the 10th of October GYIN Gambia Chapter and the University of The Gambia School of Information Communication Technology Association (UTG-ITCA) recognised and appreciated the importance of […]

Building Partnerships for a Better Future – School of Agriculture Student’s Association

In a collaborative effort to foster growth, innovation, and empowerment, GYIN Gambia Chapter met with the School of Agriculture Student’s Association (SASA) on the 10th of October 2023. This meeting marked the beginning of a promising partnership that holds the potential to make a significant impact on the lives of young individuals pursuing agricultural studies. […]