Changemakers Application
- Overview
- 2024/5 Beneficiaries
- Terms and Conditions
- FAQs
Overview
Overview
The Changemakers project, spearheaded by the MTN Foundation under the MTN @25 initiative, aims to partner with individuals and organisations to bring community dreams to life in Uganda. Inspired by everyday Ugandans making a positive impact on their communities. The project intends to inspire hope and drive positive change in local communities by supporting initiatives that boost economic growth and improve the quality of people’s lives. Through this collaborative effort, the Changemakers project seeks to enable and empower changemakers to continue their impactful work, contributing to a positive and sustainable transformation within Uganda.
Principles to apply to changemakers program.
The following good practice principles should be applied where possible:
- Fall within the MTN Foundation’s Focus areas of Economic empowerment, Education and Health.
- A focus on initiatives that are sustainable or have a lasting impact.
- The intervention should address a community or societal need.
- Ability to implement positive, direct change in the lives of beneficiaries.
- A focus on effective stakeholder engagement
- Hands on involvement by local leadership at the highest levels.
- A focus on establishing direct relationships between MTN, development partners, and government
Duration of Changemakers Program
The changemakers programme will kicked off on 9th August 2024 and call for applications will close on 8th September 2024.
Download the form or Provide details about your initiative to partner with us and transform Uganda together. You can bring the signed form to a Service Centre near you.
*Please read the MTN ChangeMakers program Terms and Conditions before you apply!
2024/5 Beneficiaries
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries
Central comprises – Kampala District
Applications received – 285
Requested total investment (Ugx 100 m)
Org Project Name | Project Description |
Project host community: Kampala Slums
Project Name: Eco Empower Project reach: 1,000 Foundation thematic area: Environment Project state: Scale-up services Changemaker: Hellen Munyasa |
EcoEmpower is an innovative project addressing the environmental and social challenges of plastic bottle waste in urban areas. We transform plastic bottle waste into polyester sewing threads, a valuable raw material for the textile industry.
Purpose of funds- Purchase of bottle-crushing machines Sustainability of the project: The users will pay a maintainable fee. Additional Value: Promotes health and economic self-reliance. |
Project host community: Dorna Home for Autism.
Project Name: Equipping Dorna Home Project reach: 100 Foundation thematic area: Health Project state: Scale-up services Changemaker: Dorothy Nambi |
The project aims to expand Dorna Centre Home for Autism’s vocational training program to equip young adults with autism with practical skills in areas such as arts and crafts, agriculture, and digital literacy. These skills will enable them to generate in
Purpose of funds- Purchase of training equipment. This will reduce the cost of running the weekly activities and enable the project to focus on students’ mental health needs, Sustainability of the project- the project is run by volunteers and seeks to continuously reduce running expenses. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries Central
Project Details | Project Description |
Project host community: Mulago
Project Name: Bless a child. Project reach: 200 Foundation thematic area: Health Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Genza Peter |
About Bless a Child Foundation Bless a Child Foundation (BCF) is a non-profit organization based in Uganda, East Africa, that provides comprehensive care and support services to children aged 0–15 suffering from cancer and related illnesses. Established.
Purpose of funds- Purchase of children’s play materials Additional Value- provide care to cancer patients |
Project host community: Makindye
Project Name: Aganza Mobile Library Project reach: 5000 Foundation thematic area: Education Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Esther Kalanzi |
40 Days over 40 Smiles Foundation (4040) is a volunteer-based non-profit organisation founded in 2012, to provide literacy and educational resources to underprivileged children as a means of increasing enrolment, retention and imp
Purpose of funds- Purchase of Laptop computers Sustainability– The 4040 foundation will take on maintenance responsibility. Additional Value- Improve digital literacy among leaners |
Project host community: Kiira
Project Name: Equipping teens & tots Neuro centre Project reach: 5,000 Foundation thematic area: Health Project state: Existing project. Changemaker: Sarah Kisitu |
Background: Teens and Tots Neuro Development centre opened its doors in December 2012.It is the brainchild of parents who have children diagnosed with autism and require Special needs Education. In Uganda the number of children with special learning nee
Purpose of funds- Purchase and installation of Computers. Sustainability– The Project will be maintained through donations to the centre Additional Value-improve the learning and development outcomes of children with mental disabilities. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries
Greater Central comprises – Mukono, Masaka, Wakiso, Mpigi, Buikwe, Buvuma, Nakasongola, Luweero, Mityana, Rakai, Butambala, Nakaseke, Gomba, Kanoni, Kayunga, Mpigi, Kalangala, Kyankwanzi and Mubende Districts
Applications received – 410
Requested total investment (Ugx 100 m)
Org Project Name | Project Description |
Project host community: Kalungu
Project Name: Villa Maria Wash Project reach: 10,000 Foundation thematic area: Water Project state: Existing for expansion Changemaker: Mugoya Frank Joseph |
Villa Maria Hospital is a private not-for-profit hospital located in Kalungu district and it belongs to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Masaka. It was founded in 1902 by the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Africa as a small health post but later on it dev.
Purpose of funds- Purchase and installation of rainwater harvesting equipment including 2 tanks and connection gutters for all three schools. Sustainability of the project: The Hospital will manage the donation. Additional Value: Providing clean water for residents and patients |
Project host community: Mukono Mpata
Project Name: Nakalanda Primary School Project reach: 5,000 Foundation thematic area: Water Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Chelangat Innocent |
The project looks to provide safe drinking water to the school children and the nearby community members. The project also looks to ensure that the school and teachers access drinking water for cooking and providing meals for children.
Purpose of funds- Construction of water harvesting reservoirs. Sustainability of the project- School Management Additional value –Providing clean water for learners of Nakalanda Primary school. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries Greater Central
Project Details | Project Description |
Project host community: Kayunga
Project Name: Safe Water for Namulanda Primary Project reach: 390 Foundation thematic area: Education Project state: Existing project Changemaker: Atuhairwe Racheal |
The Namulanda Primary School project immediately addresses the pressing demand for accessible water by establishing a dependable and sustainable source of clean, safe water for the school community. The school, which is located in a rural region.
Purpose of funds- Purchase and installation of rainwater harvest tanks. Sustainability– The school will take over management of the donation Additional Value- Provision of safe water |
Project host community: Ssembabule
Project Name: Water Project Project reach: 500 Foundation thematic area: Water Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Kitandwe Anthony |
Water project I would dig a water source which will use an electrical water pump in my village Kanyogoga and neighbouring villages to solve the problem of water in that community. People and other public sector like schools spend a lot of money.
Purpose of funds- Purchase and installation of rainwater harvest tanks. Sustainability– The school will take over management of the donation Additional Value- Provision of safe water |
Project host community: Kalangala
Project Name: Kalangala home for Children with special needs Project reach: 306 Foundation thematic area: Health Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Puwata Deogratious |
Kalangala Home for Children with Special Needs (KHCSN) is a community-based organization operating and serving the 84 islands that makeup Kalangala District Local Government. KHCSN has been operating in Kalangala District for 3 years.
Purpose of funds- Purchase of tools for empowerment training Sustainability– The foundation will take charge of the donation. Additional Value- Inclusive spaces for PWDs |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries
Western comprises – Buhweju, Buliisa, Bundibugyo, Bunyangabu, Bushenyi, Hoima, Ibanda, Isingiro, Kabale, Kabarole, Kagadi, Kabarole, Kabaale,Kakumiro. Kamwenge, Kanungu, Kasese, Kazo, Kibaale, Kikuube, Kiruhura, Kiryandongo, Kisoro, Kitagwenda, Kyegegwa, Kyenjojo< Masindi, Mbarara, Mitooma, Ntoroko, Ntungamo, Rubanda, Ruburizi, Rukiga, Rukungiri, Rwampara and Sheema Districts
Applications received – 418
Requested total investment (Ugx 100m)
Org Project Name | Project Description |
Project host community: Uganda Prisons Bushenyi
Project Name: Upskilling Project Project reach: 80 Foundation thematic area: Economic empowerment Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Beije Augustus |
The project name is Carpentry and Joinery. The management of Uganda Prisons has started a small furniture workshop to help repair furniture in prisons and to create other furniture. An organization called APROCEL took an interest and funded the skilling program.
Purpose of funds- Purchase of carpentry equipment. Sustainability of the project: The project will be sustained through the prison’s administrative management. Additional Value: Upskilling prisoners. |
Project host community: Rukungiri –Kibale.
Project Name: Kibale Primary Water Provision Project reach: 500 Foundation thematic area: WATER Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Arinaitwe Emmanuel |
The project aims to empower literacy among children from the Rwamwanja Refugee Camp and the surrounding host communities by integrating traditional literacy instruction with creative arts. In a region with limited access to quality education, this project.
Purpose of funds.- Installation of water tanks. Sustainability– The Village committee will take on the management. Additional Value- Provide the community with safe water. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries Western
Project Details | Project Description |
Project host community: Kyenjojo
Project Name: Tusafishe Project Project reach: 5,457 Foundation thematic area: Education Project state: Existing project Changemaker: Othieno Henry |
To provide safe drinking water to 5457 individuals in Butunduzi Sub-County in Kyenjojo district To equip 280 students and 120 members of their immediate communities with Knowledge on WASH and the environment to foster behavioural change. To reduce water
Purpose of funds- Purchase and installation of rainwater harvest tanks. Sustainability– The school will take over management of the donation Additional Value- Provision of safe water |
Project host community: Kasese
Project Name: Greater Katswamba Friends Concern Project reach: 451 Foundation thematic area: Health Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Maate Daniel |
The project is entirely based on helping the school and the community to improve in Sanitation aspects, acquire skills and generate income as prescribed below. 1. Construction of sanitary house for females at Kithoma Primary School P.O. BOX 225 Kasese.
Purpose of funds- Installation of sanitary facility Sustainability– The school will take over management of the donation Additional Value- Sanitation improvement. |
Project host community: Kabarole
Project Name: Empowering Single Mothers and Children Project reach: 71 Foundation thematic area: Empowerment Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Kugonza Robert |
Empowering Single Mothers and Deprived Children in Education \”ESMDCE is a project started in 2023 by a few committed members after seeing the need to help single mothers and Deprived Children. With a vision to empower them for the Future. To provide financial assistance and scholarships to single mothers to pursue education or vocational training and offer educational support programs for underprivileged children.
Purpose of funds- Purchase of tools for empowerment and training in Tailoring Sustainability– The foundation will take charge of the donation. Additional Value- Serve underprivileged Communities. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries
Northern comprises –Abim, Adjumani, Agago, Alebtong, Amolatar, Amudat, Amuru, Apac, Arua, Dokolo, Gulu, Kaabong, Karenga, Kitgum, Koboko, Kole, Kotido, Kwania, Lamwo, Lira, Madi Okollo, Maracha, Moroto, Moyo, Nabilatuk, Nakapiripirit, Napak, Nebbi, Nwoya, Obongi, Omoro, Oyuke, Oyam, Pader, Pakwach, Yumbe and Zombo Districts
Applications received – 339
Requested total investment (Ugx 100 m)
Org Project Name | Project Description |
Project host community: Moyo
Project Name: Rural Tech Hub Project reach: 210 Foundation thematic area: ICT Project state: New Project Changemaker: Luganda Simonpeter |
The Rural Tech Hubs for Girls aims at providing parity in the application of technology and IT studies to young and vulnerable girls in the rural areas of Africa. The project also aims at placing the computer literacy centres in the reach of vulnerable communities.
Purpose of funds- Purchase of Computers Sustainability– The district leadership will support the project Additional Value- Improve digital literacy among young girls. |
Project host community: Lira
Project Name: Inclusive ICT Project reach: 36 Foundation thematic area: Education Project state: New Project Changemaker: Acen Kevin |
Itinga Charity Education Foundation (ICEF) seeks a Partnership with MTN Foundation to become a change maker in supporting the “Inclusive Education Project\” to enhance learning for visually impaired students in northern Uganda particularly at St. Mary Goretti S.S
Purpose of funds- Purchase of Computers Sustainability– The district leadership will support the project Additional Value- Improve digital literacy among young girls. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries North
Project Details | Project Description |
Project host community: Lira
Project Name: Protected Springs Project reach: 12,000 Foundation thematic area: Water Project state: New Project Changemaker: Okeng Daniel |
This project seeks to increase access to safe water and basic sanitation by empowering local communities to construct 6 protected spring wells in Lira District. This project will contribute to improved health of the local communities.
Purpose of funds- Construction of protected springs Sustainability– The village committees will manage the springs Additional Value- Provision of clean and safe water. |
Project host community: Lira
Project Name: Amuca Sanitation Project Project reach: 2,050 Foundation thematic area: Wash Project state: Existing Project for Expansion Changemaker: Amongi Fiona |
To attain a general overview of Sanitation and Hygiene needs and gaps in solid waste disposal and other WASH practices in Amuca SDA secondary school. To avert water and sanitation-related illnesses or disease outbreaks related to poor hygiene.
Purpose of funds- Completion of new latrine facility. Sustainability of the project: The school will maintain the facility. Additional Value: Clean and convenient wash facilities |
Project host community: Nebbi
Project Name: Extension of piped water to Acwera community Project reach: 2,355 Foundation thematic area: Water. Project state: Existing project Changemaker: Amos Thopacho |
Improved Health: Access to clean, safe water reduces the prevalence of waterborne diseases like cholera and dysentery. Reliable piped water systems minimize the need for households to rely on potentially contaminated sources like river water.
Purpose of funds- Extension of local water to the villages Sustainability– Maintain the water will be done by the village leadership Additional Value- Providing clean water for the residents. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries
EASTERN comprises – Amuria, Budaka, Bududa, Bugiri, Bugwere, Bukedea, Bukwo, Bulambuli, Busia, Butaleja, Butebo, Buyende, Iganga, Jinja, Kaberamaido, Kalaki, Kaliro, Kamuli, Kapchorwa, Kapelebyong, Katakwi, Kibuku, Kumi, Kween, Luuka, Manafwa, Mayuge, Mbale, Namayingo, Namisindwa, Namutumba, Ngora, Pallisa, Serere, Sironko, Soroti and Tororo Districts
Applications received – 345
Requested total investment (Ugx 100m)
Org Project Name | Project Description |
Project host community: Nabumali
Project Name: Clean Cook Girls Project reach: 40 Foundation thematic area: Economic empowerment Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Wekesa Eunice. |
The Briquette Making Project is an initiative designed to empower community women while promoting environmental sustainability. This project focuses on transforming organic waste, such as agricultural residues and kitchen scraps, into eco-friendly briquet
Purpose of funds- Procurement of briquet-making machinery Sustainability– Proceeds of the project deliverables. Additional Value- Provide an income source for retired female teachers. |
Project host community: Iganga Municipality
Project Name: Skill for Life Project reach: 70 Foundation thematic area: Economic Empowerment Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Muwereza Catherine |
The overall objective of this project is to skill women and girls in sewing and embroidery of different products like basket weaving, earrings, neckless, reusable sanitary pads, women’s and children’s clothes, bags, mats, and decorations for hire.
Purpose of funds- Purchase of sewing machines and assorted tailoring consumables. Sustainability– Income from the produced attire will be used to sustain the project. Additional Value- Training youth in vocational skills to contribute and be productive citizens. |
MTN Changemakers – Selected beneficiaries East
Project Details | Project Description |
Project host community: Budaka
Project Name: School Garden Initiative Project reach: 3,100 Foundation thematic area: Agriculture Project state: Existing project for expansion Changemaker: Martha Ndyamuhaki |
This project aims to integrate School gardens as a co-curricular activity in 5 selected schools across Budaka District, Uganda, to complement the new lower secondary school curriculum. By aligning with educational reforms.
Purpose of funds- purchase of school garden inputs Sustainability– The school management committee will take it on. Additional Value- Improved nutrition of school children. |
Project host community: Namayingo
Project Name: Water Harvest Tanks Project reach: 214 Foundation thematic area: Economic Empowerment Project state: Existing project Changemaker: Rosemary Nabatanzi |
Sustainable clean and safe water for Budidi Primary School. My project aims at providing accessibility to sustainable, clean and safe water for the primary school pupils and the whole community of Budidi, a rural area in Namayingo district Easter
Purpose of funds- Installation of rainwater harvesting tanks. Sustainability of the project: The school will manage the donation Additional Value: Provision of safe water |
Project host community: Soroti
Project Name: Extension of Clean Water Project reach: 16,160 Foundation thematic area: Water. Project state: Existing project Changemaker: Andrew Auruku |
The project intended to extend and provide clean portable safe drinking water to 6,680 residents of Kamuda Sub-County Soroti District in Teso, the Extension of piped Water to Amotot Primary School will serve more than 1,800 Pupils.
Purpose of funds- Extension of safe water access. Sustainability– The community will support the maintaiance. Additional Value- Providing clean and safe water to the community of soroti |
Terms and Conditions
MTN UGANDA FOUNDATION CHANGEMAKERS PROGRAMME TERMS AND CONDITIONS
These Terms and Conditions govern your participation in the Change Makers Programme. By signing below or by submitting your application on the MTN Website or by submitting your WhatsApp video, you confirm that you have read these Terms and Conditions and that you agree to be bound by them.
- DURATION
The Programme will run from 09/08/2024 to 31/1/2025.
- APPLICATION AND ENTRY
- I/ We acknowledge that the purpose of the programme is to empower communities and have a multiplier effect.
- I/ We understand the nature of the programme and by agreeing to the Terms and Conditions, I/ We hereby consent to the recording and use of my/ our contribution to the programme in accordance with the terms and conditions herein stated.
- There is no entry fee to the ChangeMakers Programme.
- Multiple entries of the same project shall be disqualified.
- Applications MUST be submitted online or via WhatsApp by submitting a video or by submitting a completed hard copy application form to the nearest MTN Service Centre.
- ELIGIBILITY
- All Applicants must be 18 years and above to participate.
- All Ugandans can apply for their communities
- Applicants with criminal records shall be automatically disqualified.
- The programme is open to all projects in Uganda that fall within the MTN Uganda Foundation’s Focus areas of Economic empowerment, Education, Health, Agriculture, water, and environment.
- CRITERIA FOR PROJECT SELECTION
- The Project must focus on initiatives that are sustainable or have a lasting impact.
- The intervention of the project should address a community or societal need.
- The project must have the ability to implement positive, direct change in the lives of the beneficiaries.
- The project must focus on effective stakeholder engagement, whereby those involved or affected by the initiative are consulted before the project is chosen and implemented.
- The Project should have hands on involvement by local leadership at the highest levels. This is required to show transparency and showcase community involvement.
- The project must attempt to obtain the maximum value from the given budget i.e., leveraging available resources.
- The project must comply with the laws and regulations of Uganda.
- The following projects shall not be considered under the ChangeMakers Programme;
- Projects whose implementation value exceeds twenty million Uganda Shillings (Ugshs. 20,000,000/=).
- Projects that would take longer than three (3) months to implement.
- The criteria indicated under Clause 4 is subject to constant review by MTN Foundation.
- SUBMISSIONS
- Online Submissions
- Applicants will access the ChangeMakers Programme application via the MTN website.
- Applicants must complete the application form on the URL provided above.
- The submission deadline is 8 September 2024, at :1159 pm.
- WhatsApp/Video Submissions
- Applicants shall submit a 1-to-2-minute video via WhatsApp to MTN Uganda Customer care number 0772123100.
- The video must include the applicants’ details, project details and all other information, as required in the application form.
- The submission deadline is 8th September 2024, at 11:59 pm.
- The Applicant’s video must not contain any material which is in any way defamatory, obscene, unlawful, harmful, offensive, or inappropriate or which infringes the rights of any third party.
- By submitting your video, you hereby grant MTN Uganda Foundation an irrevocable license to use, edit, reproduce, distribute, transmit, broadcast, make available and display your video (or part of your video) (including but not limited to your performance) without charge by any medium or method now known or later invented including without limitation online or on television to be exercised in our sole discretion throughout the world in perpetuity. You agree to waive, and that the director of your video has waived any moral rights that may exist in relation to your video.
- Applicants may have, without limitation, the rights to:
- Inquire on how his or her video is processed by MTN Uganda Foundation.
- Request MTN Uganda Foundation to restrict the processing of the Applicant’s video in situations where the Applicant feels that the processing is inappropriate.
- Obtain the erasure of his or her video where it is no longer necessary for purposes underlying the Programme.
- Hard Copy Submissions
- Applicants shall submit hard copies of their completed application forms at an MTN service centre of their choice, before 5.00 pm on 11 August 2023.
- COMMITTEE DECISIONS
The committee has full authority and discretion to make final decisions regarding the outcome of the submissions.
- INDEMNITY
- I / We hereby indemnify and hold harmless MTN Uganda Foundation, its officials, agents, volunteers, and employees against and liability, injury or death that I/We may sustain as a result of participating in any and all activities connected with or associated with the ChangeMakers Programme.
- I/We agree to indemnify and hold MTN Uganda Foundation, its affiliated entities, and their respective employees, officers, agents, licensees, and assigns, harmless from any claim and/or liability arising from my/ our failure to obtain the permissions and grants of authority described in these terms and conditions including all claims for infringement of copyright or any form of intellectual property.
- I/We further agree to indemnify MTN Uganda Foundation, its affiliated entities, and their respective employees, officers, directors, agents, licensees, and assigns, harmless from any and all liability howsoever arising including oversight, negligence, or willful misconduct.
- INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
- I/We represent and warrant to MTN Uganda Foundation that all videos and information submitted to MTN Uganda Foundation are original and shall not infringe upon or violate any patent, copyright, or proprietary right of any person or third party.
- MTN Uganda Foundation has the right to remove and/or reject any video or information that violates the intellectual property rights of others (including trademark, copyright, and other proprietary rights) or content that encourages or induces infringement of intellectual property rights of others.
- RIGHTS OF MTN UGANDA FOUNDATION
- MTN Uganda Foundation reserves the right to choose who takes part in the ChangeMakers Programme based on the online, video/WhatsApp and hard copy submissions. Contestants will be notified via email should their application be successful and notified on the venue of the auditions.
- By Participating in the ChangeMakers Programme, you further grant and assign to MTN Uganda Foundation an irrevocable, perpetual, royalty-free, transferable license to use the content submitted for Media, Public Relations (PR) and any other communication related activities.
- By participating in this Programme, you agree and consent to MTN Uganda Foundation’s collection, use and retention of the personal information that you provide for all purposes related to the Programme (including, but not limited to, processing and administering entries, sharing an entrant’s personal information with MTN Uganda Foundation’s service providers and contractors as necessary to conduct and operate the Programme, communicating with selected Participants, making public announcements of selected Participants, and advertising, promoting and publicizing this Programme.
- You also acknowledge that your information may be subject to the privacy policies of third parties and understand that the use of your data by any such third party is subject to the applicable privacy policy and that MTN Uganda Foundation is not responsible for such use.
- MTN Foundation reserves the right to monitor and document the impact of the project beyond the period of the ChangeMakers Programme.
- Any submissions made in violation of these terms will be disqualified whether during or after the selection process and the errant Participants, if already selected, will immediately be disqualified.
- GENERAL TERMS
- Any communication or material you do submit will be treated as non-confidential and non-proprietary. Anything you submit may be used by MTN Uganda Foundation, its affiliates, for any purpose, including, but not limited to, reproduction, disclosure, transmission, publication, broadcast and posting.
- MTN Uganda Foundation may edit, copy, publish, distribute, translate, and otherwise use in any medium any submission that you forward to MTN Uganda Foundation and shall be under no obligation to: (1) maintain any of your or any user’s submissions in confidence; (2) to pay to you or any user any compensation for any submissions; or (3) to respond to any of your or any other user’s submissions.
- The ChangeMakers Programme will be cancelled where it is void in whole, or in part where prohibited by Law.
- MTN Foundation is committed to respecting and protecting the privacy of the personal information we collect from you in compliance with the applicable laws and obligations.
- MTN Uganda Foundation is not responsible for any entry that is incomplete or incorrect, or for any failures, errors, or delays with respect to submission of any entry.
- Any attempt by you to deliberately interfere with or manipulate the Programme may be a violation of criminal and/or civil Law and may result, among other things, in disqualification from the Programme.
- MTN Uganda Foundation reserves the right, without prior notice and at any time, to terminate or suspend the Programme, in whole or in part, or to modify the Programme, should any factor (including but not limited to fraud or copyright infringement) interfere with the Programme as contemplated by these terms and conditions or if MTN Uganda Foundation believes that the Programme has been or will be compromised in any way.
- Ugandan Law shall govern this Programme and any litigation of a dispute arising out of, or in connection with the Programme shall be subject to the sole and exclusive jurisdiction of Ugandan courts.
- By participating, you irrevocably submit to the sole and exclusive jurisdiction of such courts for such purpose and waive any objection in connection with the same.
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FAQs
What is MTN Changemakers.
The MTN believes that we all have a role to improve our communities and that anyone can make that difference. The MTN change maker is an initiative that is seeking to support individuals and organisations that either have ideas or are already implementing projects in their communities to improve people’s lives.
Why this initiative?
This initiative is part of MTN Uganda Foundation. As a company we recognize that it would not have been possible if it wasn’t for the support of our customers and the communities within which we operate. And therefore, this initiative reflects our commitment to the belief that if we stand together as a nation and support each other, we can achieve the change we want to see in our communities. We believe that Ugandans have shown themselves to be exceptional dreamers and doers. They have the ability to do extraordinary things with passion, and, therefore needs small support to realise their dreams and transform their communities.
Which areas is this initiative focusing on?
This initiative is focusing on MTN Foundation’s five key areas namely; economic empowerment, education, health, water and sanitation and agriculture.
Who is eligible to apply for this initiative?
Application is open to all people with a heart to change their communities within Uganda that are above the age of 18 with no criminal record.
How can one participate in this initiative?
Anyone interested to participate in this initiative can submit their application via a link on our MTN website, https://www.mtn.co.ug/changemakers-application/, WhatsApp or Video via our mobile phone number 0772122100 or submit the application at our MTN Service Centres across the country.
What are the timelines for making the application?
The application is now on and ends on 8th Septemebr. Selected winners will be announced on 11th Novemebr 2024.
How do you plan to ensure fair participation of Ugandans across the country in this initiative?
The heart of this project is to ensure that every eligible Ugandan can participate.
We will ensure that winners come from all the five sub regions of Uganda; North, East, Greater Central; Central; and West.
How many projects is MTN Uganda looking at supporting in this initiative?
We are looking at supporting 25 communities in the five-sub regions of Uganda mentioned with an added advantage to community projects that impact youth, women and persons with disabilities among others. Selected winners in this initiative will receive support not exceeding UGX 20 million to help them realise their dreams. In total, we hope to invest half a billion shillings (UGX 0.5BN).
When will successful winners commence project implementation?
Successful applicants will commence their project implementations on 11th October 2024to 31st January 2025 followed up by profiling of implemented projects in the first quarter of 2024.