About Nakiganda R.
I am dedicated to guiding students in entrepreneurship, sustainable agriculture, and business
development. My research focuses on value chain development, consumer behavior, and gender
inclusion in agribusiness. I aim to inspire and empower the next generation of leaders,
particularly youth and women, by promoting innovative and sustainable practices. With strong
leadership and collaboration skills, I am committed to supporting both academic growth and
community development. Currently, I serve as an Assistant Lecturer at Bugema University.
Skills & Competencies
- Agribusiness Development
- Value Chain Analysis
- SME Incubation
- Adult Teaching & Mentorship
- Monitoring & Evaluation
Professional Highlights
Assistant Lecturer, Bugema University
Researcher in agribusiness and value chains
Co-CEO of Happy Family Healthy Foods
What I can Do
Agribusiness Training & Coaching
Training youth, women, and farmers in entrepreneurship, agro-processing, and product development
Curriculum Design & Teaching (Agriculture & Agribusiness)
Designing and delivering competency-based courses in agribusiness management, value chains, and sustainable agriculture
Research & Consultancy
Conducting academic and field-based research in:
Writing research proposals, data collection tools, and academic papers
Agricultural Project Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E)
Designing and executing M&E frameworks for agriculture-based community projects and programs
Agricultural Product Development
Prototyping, testing, and packaging food products (e.g., banana flour, snack innovations)
Gender & Youth Empowerment in Agriculture
Leading and facilitating community-based training for marginalized groups
Hear from our happy clients
Here’s what students, partners, and collaborators have said about working with me — from agribusiness training and research, to mentorship and community engagement. Their feedback reflects the passion, impact, and purpose behind every project I take on.
“Racheal is an exceptional trainer who truly understands the needs of grassroots women and youth. Her agribusiness workshops in Kiwenda changed how we approach farming—from survival to sustainability.”
Denis Wogisha
Youth Agripreneur & Training Beneficiary
“Racheal’s insights during the RUFORUM panel were practical and inspiring. She represents a new generation of solution-oriented educators in agriculture.”
Dr. J. Mukasa
Conference Attendee & Educator
Latest from the blog
Here, I share insights from my work in agribusiness, sustainable agriculture, youth empowerment, and academic research. Dive into stories, lessons, and innovations from the field and classroom—where theory meets practice.
