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Leadership Initiative For Development Organization (LIDO)

Leadership Initiative for Development Organization (LIDO) is an independent registered non government and nonprofit making humanitarian organization based in Juba. LIDO prime motto is “Building Community Leadership For A Prosperous Future”. LIDO is a humanitarian organization that aims to provide leadership capacity building for boys and girls, CP and GBV Protection for boys and girls, Educational programming services, Health and Nutrition services for community development and empowerment. Mission Statement LIDO aims to empower women, young girls, the Youth, the disable, the marginalized and other demoted groups to rise out from social marginalization, isolation, and discrimination through income generating activities and formal education with basic technical/vocational skills. Vision An enabling environment for the realization, respect, and protection of fundamental human rights among women, youths and marginalized groups to develop their leadership qualities to make them active contributors within the society”

Headquarter Country

South Sudan

Geographies served

South Sudan

Issue areas addressed

Disaster & Emergency Management

Food & Agriculture

Communities served

Children, Women, Youth

Happy to support with

Funding Support
Mentoring and Other Soft Skills
Operational Support

SDGS FOCUS

SDG 2 - Zero Hunger

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being

SDG 5 - Gender Equality

Collaborators

Sicko Jackson

Leadership Initiative For Development Organization (LIDO)

 South Sudan

 Juba

LIDO team is looking to receive mentorship, peer learning, and a supportive space that challenges we face in the process of our project implementation. We hope to learn from practitioners who have navigated similar challenges, explore innovative ideas, and strengthen our team’s skills in leadership, advocacy, and movement-building. We look at the catalyst movement as a community that inspires, motivates, and provides constructive feedback as we work toward shared goals.