YouthLead

Overview

My Changemaker Projects

Why do you want to join youthpower

How I want to make an Impact

I want to make an impact through collaboration, coordination, networking and community mobilizations that will lead to sustainable development and empowerment of youth and women for the actualization of the Sustainable Development Goals.

Short biography

It is my ability to identify challenges affecting my community, collaborate, coordinate and support initiatives geared towards address these challenges. What also makes me a young changemaker is because of my voluntary support to my community development. As a civic leader, it is my responsibility to drive change that will lead to sustainable development and lasting peace, this what I'm passionate about.
One of the reason I intend to join YOUTHLEAD is that, I think the YOUTHLEAD platform will help me grow as a global Changemaker and as a person, and I also believe I have something to contribute: by being a part of the YOUTHLEAD platform, I intends to bring unique insight, perspective, and a positive networking model and collaborative attitude to the YOUTHLEAD network. The YOUTHLEAD programs and vision are relevant to my work because of the contents of the YOUTHLEAD platform, training manuals and the provided value-added space that is gear towards enhancing leadership skills and effectiveness.

Assistance Offered

Finding a partner, Mentorship, Connecting resources, Connecting with funding, Business planning and strategy advice, Organizing an Event, Government relations, policy and advocacy efforts, Proposal/grant writing, Training

What I need

I need capacity building support, tools, mentorship, networking and grants financing support for greater development outcome.

Assistance OfferedFinding a partner, Mentorship, Connecting resources, Connecting with funding, Business planning and strategy advice, Organizing an Event, Government relations, policy and advocacy efforts, Proposal/grant writing, Training

What I need

I need capacity building support, tools, mentorship, networking and grants financing support for greater development outcome.

Groups

All YouthLead Members and Alumni

Networks

Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI)/Mandela Fellowship

Where did you hear about us?

Email

Country

Liberia

Sectors of Interest

Topics of Interest

Sectors of Interest

Topics of Interest

Other Interests Peacebuilding

Education

Daniel Riche is self-convenient, talented, determines and accomplished self-starter, innovator, programs implementor, and a team player who has the required work histories practitioner qualification along with comparable experience of working to the highest standards, Daniel has a long track record of ensuring programs deliverable to the highest quality, within budget by effectively organizing, managing and utilizing all resources. Daniel leads the team on commercial, youth development, food security, governance, education and health programs where the highest standards are regularly demanded. Daniel always willing to actively get involved with all aspects of programs implementation and its life-cycle, Daniel delivers high-value programs in matrixes organizations and across different geographies areas. Daniel takes direction well and works hard to manage stakeholder expectations.
Daniel capacity was built by the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young Africa Leaders (MWF) founded by the United States Department of State and the United State Agency for International Development (USAID) from 2016 – 2018 while serving as founder/ Chief Executive Officer of SCIDA-Liberia and a youth volunteer. Daniel is technically knowledgeable in youth and community developments with strong leadership and interpersonal skills and has the ability to work under tension. Daniel holds a Bachelor of Science degree in sociology, diploma in Civic Leadership manor Public Management from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, United States of America 2016. Daniel also holds a one-year training diploma in Civic Leadership and Public Management conducted by the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders (MWF) June 2016 – August 2017.

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