At Anika Agency, we promote equality by ensuring women, men and youth have equal opportunities. Our programmes: Support access to finance, property ownership and entrepreneurship Provide training and mentorship for women led businesses Advocate for gender-inclusive policies at all levels
Learn More
Healthy people depend on a healthy environment. Anika Agency works with local communities to: Improve access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) Promote food safety and nutrition Reduce pollution and support waste management Restore ecosystems and protect wildlife Raise
Learn More
We believe education is the most powerful tool for transformation. Anika Agency invests in: Basic education, literacy and vocational training Digital learning and technology skills Scholarships, mentorship and higher education access Institutional strengthening and leadership development We equip individuals and
Learn More
We use communication as a tool for social change. Through radio programmes, SMS campaigns, social media engagement and community forums, our C4D initiatives: Educate citizens on health, rights and development issues Promote civic participation and peaceful dialogue Encourage behaviour change
Learn More
Agriculture is central to South Sudan’s economy and Anika Agency is helping farmers move from subsistence to sustainability. We support: Climate-smart agriculture and modern farming techniques Access to markets and cooperative development Farm Mechanisation Technology (FMT) and value addition Cash
Learn MoreWe welcome partnerships with NGOs, donors, government institutions, media houses and private sector organisations who share our vision of a resilient, empowered South Sudan. At Anika Development Agency (ADA), we believe that lasting change is only possible through strong partnerships.
We believe in the power of local solutions. “Anika” means “OURS.” Our programmes are designed to strengthen local capacities and foster self sufficiency by placing communities at the centre of development.
Our C4D Programme ensures that farmers, women, youth, students, traders and refugees have access to reliable information that can improve their lives. Through radio broadcasts, mobile phone alerts, community discussions, storytelling and social media campaigns, we spread messages on peace,
The Agriculture and Industrialisation Programme directly supports smallholder farmers, youth agripreneurs, women in agribusiness and local traders. We promote climate-smart farming, improved seeds, livestock production, farm mechanisation, agro-processing and access to markets. From cassava farmers in rural villages to traders
This programme focuses on women, youth, refugees and informal traders who often face barriers to economic participation. We support them through entrepreneurship training, access to finance, cooperative groups, mentorship and legal rights awareness. By promoting equal access to resources and
This programme empowers students, out of school youth, teachers, community leaders and refugees through literacy training, vocational skills, digital learning, scholarships and organisational strengthening. Whether it is a refugee youth learning tailoring, a farmer gaining financial literacy, or a student
The Health and Environment Programme protects the well being of consumers, farmers, schoolchildren, market traders and displaced households, including those living in refugee settlements. We provide clean water systems, sanitation facilities, nutrition support and health awareness, while also promoting waste
2
400000
500000
3
(SEPT. 26, 2025 – YEI COUNTY) – Anika Development Agency, through its affiliate media partner Access Radio 88.8 FM Yei, is working with BBC Media Action to support youth involvement in civic life and raise awareness on preventing sexual and
(SEPT 26, 2025 – JUBA) – The Chinese Embassy in South Sudan has met with representatives of the Media Mentors Network to discuss ways of strengthening media development in the country. The meeting took place in Juba on 23 September
(SEPT 10, 2025 – JUBA) – On 10 September 2025, the Media Mentors Network joined UNESCO, the Ministry of Information, and other partners in a two day coordination meeting in Juba. The meeting was held under the Japan International Cooperation
Anika Development Agency (ADA) is a national non governmental organisation based in Yei, Central Equatoria State, South Sudan. Founded in 2024, we are dedicated to empowering communities through socio-economic development, education and sustainable solutions that create lasting positive change. The
Women are at the heart of every community. Yet in many parts of South Sudan, women face serious challenges, including limited access to education, unequal opportunities in the workforce and high levels of gender based violence. At Anika Foundation, we
Youth make up a large portion of South Sudan’s population and are the key to the nation’s future. However, many young people face limited access to education, training and employment, leading to frustration and a sense of hopelessness. We are
South Sudan has experienced conflict and displacement, affecting thousands of people forced to flee their homes. Refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) often struggle to access food, shelter, healthcare and basic services. At Anika Foundation, we are committed to helping
Farming is the main source of income for many South Sudanese families, yet most farmers lack access to modern tools, seeds, training and markets. Our agriculture programme supports small scale farmers to improve productivity and resilience. We support farmers by:
Local traders play a key role in connecting producers to consumers and supporting community economies. But many face challenges such as lack of capital, limited business skills,and poor access to markets. Our programmes help traders: + Improve business planning and
Consumers in South Sudan often have limited access to information about food safety, pricing and quality standards. As part of our mission to build resilient communities, we work to ensure consumers are informed, protected and empowered to make smart choices.
Students are the future of South Sudan. Whether in primary school, secondary school, or vocational training centres, they need quality education, proper learning materials and support systems to reach their potential. We help students by: + Providing school supplies and
Each of our focus areas in agriculture, health, education, communication, economic development and clean water and energy is supported through strategic partnerships that bring expertise, funding and technical support to our work on the ground.
Project: AMDISS – Anika Development Agency and Access Radio (2025)Programme: Communication for Development (C4D)Location: Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, South SudanKey Result Area: Strengthening media capacity, promoting press freedom, and advancing civic education through training, advocacy, and community dialogue.Total
Project: Project: Advancing Youth Civic Engagement, including against Sexual and Gender Based Violence (May–October 2025)Programme: Communication for Development (C4D)Location: Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, South SudanKey Result Area: Expanding access to trustworthy information and civic education through community focused
Project: Media Training on Gender Sensitive Reporting (2021)Programme: Communication for Development (C4D) & Education and Human Capital DevelopmentLocation: Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, South SudanKey Result Area: Building media capacity for gender sensitive reporting, ethical journalism and inclusive programming
Project: UNESCO Gender Sensitive Reporting – NPC, Anika Development Agency, Access Radio (2021)Programme: Education and Human Capital Development and Communication for Development (C4D)Location: Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, South SudanKey Result Area: Enhancing gender sensitive journalism and strengthening ethical
Project: Community Radio Station – Access Radio 88.8 FM YeiProgramme: Communication for Development (C4D)Location: Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, South SudanKey Result Area: Providing a community driven media platform that amplifies voices, delivers civic education and supports socio-economic development
Project: Internews in South Sudan – Anika Development Agency, Access Radio (2020–2021)Programme: Communication for Development (C4D)Location: Yei River County, Central Equatoria State, South SudanKey Result Area: Strengthening community media capacity, independent journalism, and civic education through Access Radio 88.8 FM
Executive Director: Daniel provides overall leadership for ADA’s programme strategy and development. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (Management), a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (Project Management) and a Master’s Degree in Monitoring and Evaluation.
Project Officer: Johnson supports project implementation and reporting across the programmes and focus areas (Communication for Development) of Anika Development Agency. He holds a Diploma Degree in Business Administration and a Bachelor’s Degree in Theology.
Project Officer: Anna Maneno leads projects implemented under the Gender Mainstreaming and Economic Empowerment programme. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Law and brings valuable expertise in policy and compliance at Anika Development Agency.
Operations Manager: Joseph oversees the day to day running of field and desk operations at Anika Development Agency. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Logistics and Procurement and ensures that our programmes and projects are delivered smoothly and effectively.
Finance and Administrative Officer: Vicky manages the financial and administrative functions at Anika Development Agency. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and ensures that resources and office systems are well managed to support smooth project delivery.
Programmes Manager: Karaba manages and coordinates programme activities at Anika Development Agency. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Logistics and Procurement and a Master’s Degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, bringing strong expertise in programme design and delivery.
Projects Manager: Amnon manages project information systems, with a particular focus on technology integration and performance monitoring. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Computing and ensures projects deliver measurable and sustainable results.
Communications Officer: Bosco leads communications at Anika Agency, managing internal and external messaging, stakeholder engagement and public relations across all projects. He holds a Diploma in Communication and a Bachelor’s Degree in Leadership and Management.
Broadcast and Sound Engineer: Charles manages broadcast operations and sound engineering at our affiliate radio station, Access Radio 88.8 FM Yei. He ensures high quality audio production and seamless broadcasting for media programmes and community outreach initiatives of Anika Agency.
Profile:Yei County is one of the most fertile and densely populated areas in Central Equatoria. However, years of conflict and insecurity have disrupted agriculture, displaced communities and weakened public services. Access to health care and quality education remains low, especially
Profile:Lainya has suffered significantly from displacement and insecurity, leading to a breakdown in farming systems and local governance. The majority of residents rely on subsistence farming, but lack tools, seeds and support. Water shortages and poor road access are also
Profile:Located along the border with Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, Morobo is known for its farming potential. But frequent border closures, insecurity and poor road networks have limited market access and education. Many schools remain non functional due
Profile:Kajo-Keji is a historically agricultural county now struggling with the return of internally displaced persons (IDPs). Many families are rebuilding from scratch, facing poor shelter, limited farming resources, and lack of water and energy. Young people are especially affected by
Profile:Terekeka is a pastoralist region along the Nile, home to the Mundari people. The county faces serious water shortages, animal disease outbreaks, and limited access to healthcare and schools. Seasonal migration and flooding further disrupt local livelihoods and services. Our
