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We are building a vibrant Pan African alliance together with partners at the national, regional and global levels

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Click on a country to discover the partners driving change and the programs empowering communities across Africa.

Our global & regional allies

We come together with allies through common campaigns and platforms for political convergence. Together we deepen our analysis of the world, act in solidarity, and work together for change.

350Africa.org is the African hub of an international movement of ordinary people working to end the age of fossil fuels...

AIDC (Alternative Information & Development Centre) was formed in 1996 in response to the democratic transition in South Africa and...

The Rural Women’s Assembly is a self-organised network of rural women movements in 11 countries in the SADC region.

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La Via Campesina, founded in 1993, is an international movement bringing together millions of peasants, landless workers, indigenous people, pastoralists,...

Since 1985, International Rivers has protected rivers and defended the rights of communities that depend on them.

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PACJA (Pan African Climate Justice Alliance) is a consortium of more than 1000 organisations from 51 African countries that advances...

The World March of Women is a feminist, anti-capitalist movement struggling against all forms of inequality and discrimination that women...

Inclusive Development International was founded in 2012 to bring new resources and strategies to support those fighting on the front...

Friends of the Earth campaign on today’s most urgent environmental and social issues. They challenge the current model of economic...

MiningWatch Canada is a pan-Canadian initiative supported by environmental, social justice, Indigenous and labour organisations from across the country. It...

ActionAid is a global federation working for a world free from poverty and injustice. They want to see a just,...

IAP, an international advocacy organisation, wins policy change, boosts local advocacy efforts & supports local activists and communities to access...

JASS builds women’s collective power for justice. They equip and accompany women leaders from all walks of life, and help...

Gaia Foundation is an organisation with over 30 years’ experience accompanying partners, communities and movements in Africa, South America, Asia,...

CIDSE is an international family of Catholic social justice organisations working for transformational change to end poverty and inequalities, challenging...

London Mining Network is an alliance of human rights, development, environmental and solidarity groups. They work for human rights, including...

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350Africa.org is the African hub of an international movement of ordinary people working to end the age of fossil fuels...

AIDC (Alternative Information & Development Centre) was formed in 1996 in response to the democratic transition in South Africa and...

La Via Campesina, founded in 1993, is an international movement bringing together millions of peasants, landless workers, indigenous people, pastoralists,...

The Rural Women’s Assembly is a self-organised network of rural women movements in 11 countries in the SADC region.

...

Since 1985, International Rivers has protected rivers and defended the rights of communities that depend on them.

...

PACJA (Pan African Climate Justice Alliance) is a consortium of more than 1000 organisations from 51 African countries that advances...

The World March of Women is a feminist, anti-capitalist movement struggling against all forms of inequality and discrimination that women...

Friends of the Earth campaign on today’s most urgent environmental and social issues. They challenge the current model of economic...

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Partners

  • Femmes Solidaires (FESO)
  • Solidarité des Femmes sur le Fleuve
  • Congo (SOFFLECO)
  • Coalition des Organisations de la Societe Civile pour le Suivi Des Reformes et de l’Action Publique (CORAP)

Zimbabwe

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Militarisation & VAW
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Zimbabwe
CNRG is a research and advocacy civil society organisation, aimed at promoting citizen participation and good governance of natural resources.
CSU aims to provide the best possible medical and psychological care for victims of organised violence and torture in Zimbabwe.

South Africa

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3

partners

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strategic alliances

5

active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Militarisation & VAW
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in South Africa
Formed in 1996, AIDC works in support of and in collaboration with popular movements to promote and advance initiatives for socio-economic and ecological justice.
SDCEA is an environmental justice organisation made up of 19 affiliates who support struggles for clean air, water and soil, and for the alleviation of environmental racism and poverty. It is vocal and vigilant group active in lobbying, reporting and researching industrial incidents and accidents in the South Durban area.
VVVT Namakwaland is a social movement organised across villages and towns in Namakwaland that are impacted by mining and other forms of extractivism. The movement seeks to inform, raise consciousness, and resist land dispossession.

Madagascar

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Militarisation & VAW
Development Alternatives
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Madagascar
CRAAD-OI promote sustainable development alternatives centred on the realisation of human rights and based on the principles of gender equality and social, economic and ecological justice.
Founded in 2018, FARM is a movement of women smallholder farmers working in solidarity to resist extractives-driven development, build ecofeminist alternatives to the climate crisis in communities and unite grassroots women’s struggles across Madagascar.

Tanzania

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Development Alternatives
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Tanzania
An inclusive Pan African institutional expert support enterprise providing actionable programmatic solutions to non-governmental organisations.
HakiMadini works to advance the rights of marginalised communities through policy reforms, development projects, research and education while directly engaging policymakers, artisanal and small-scale miners, and mining-affected communities.

Kenya

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2

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strategic alliances

3

active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Development Alternatives
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Kenya
LAWA is a consortium of 11 local women organisations in Lamu that was formed to empower women on their rights. They focus on issues such as sexual and gender-based violence, access to education, economic empowerment and environmental justice.
The JPIC-FA is a regional faith-based organisation that belongs to Franciscans in Africa, and works to promote justice and peace interfaith dialogue, environmental initiatives and civic education.

Liberia

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3

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strategic alliances

1

active programmes

Programmes Running

Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Liberia
Founded in 2010, NRWP is a feminist movement that works to support women’s rights to access and control land, water, and food.
GAI promotes human and socioeconomic rights and sustainable livelihoods for marginalised communities through capacity building, research, awareness, lobby, advocacy and legal aid
ARD is a network of community-based organisations, pro-poor enterprises and informal organisations from across Liberia working in solidarity to address the issues affecting rural poor, urban slums and squatter communities.

Sierra Leone

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strategic alliances

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Militarisation & VAW
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Sierra Leone
NMJD works towards building a just and self–reliant Sierra Leone where the marginalised and exploited are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge and empowered to take control of their own lives.
WoME-SL is a women-led advocacy and human rights organisation that engages with government institutions, local councils, mining companies, traditional and religious leaders to promote the equitable distribution of natural resources for the benefit of all, especially marginalised groups including women and young people.

Mali

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Debt & Reparations
Partner(s) in Mali
The Committee for the Cancellation of the Third World Debt (CADTM) is an international network of individuals and local committees from across Europe and Latin America, Africa and Asia. They focus on the issue of debt as well as the creation of radical alternatives to build a world respectful of people’s fundamental rights, needs and liberties.

Mozambique

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Militarisation & VAW
Partner(s) in Mozambique
UNAC is a peasant movement that advocates for the rights and interests of peasant farmers, with a focus on fighting for their active participation in Mozambique's development process, including issues related to land rights and food sovereignty.

Senegal

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strategic alliances

4

active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Development Alternatives
Debt & Reparations
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Senegal
Formed in 2008, LSD researches development projects that undermine human rights and organises capacity-building workshops for civil society organisations and communities affected by development projects in Africa. An important focus of their work is the transparency and accountability policies of International Financial Institutions and specifically on the African Development Bank (AfDB).

Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

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Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Militarisation & VAW
Development Alternatives
Partner(s) in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
FESO is a coalition of 24 women's groups from across the DRC advocating for equal energy access and the democratic participation of women in Congolese society.
SOFFLECO is an association of local women’s groups in DRC’s provinces and territories that have been affected by the impacts of climate change, mining, violence, conflict, and hydropower dams in the region.
CORAP is a platform of more than 50 civil society organisations that monitors reforms and actions implemented by the DRC government and aims to contribute to the social wellbeing of the Congolese people.

Uganda

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6

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strategic alliances

5

active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Militarisation & VAW
Development Alternatives
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Uganda
NAPE envisions an inclusive Ugandan society where women and youth take centre stage in the sustainable management of natural resources. Through lobbying and advocacy, they work towards sustainable solutions to Uganda’s most challenging ecological and economic growth problems.
NAWAD is a non-governmental women's organisation that focuses on the family and the crucial role women play in their families, their communities and in the safeguarding of livelihoods and the environment.
Natural Justice is an organisation of lawyers for communities and the environment, which specialises in human rights and environmental law in Africa in pursuit of both social and environmental justice.
The Ugandan commission of the international NCDI Poverty Network is a technical, policy and advocacy partner for communities facing extreme poverty and other socioeconomic challenges.
Resource Rights Africa is a research and development organisation formed in 2016 to advocate for the promotion and protection of people’s rights in Uganda.
SEATINI works to promote sustainable development, fiscal and investment related policies and processes for just, equitable development and improved livelihoods in Uganda and the East African Community region.

Nigeria

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Militarisation & VAW
Development Alternatives
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Nigeria
Kebetkache is a community gender-based non-governmental organisation working in Nigeria and Africa to promote women’s rights, democracy, good governance, security, and environmental justice.
Lokiaka Community Development Centre is an organisation working with and for indigenous women farmers and human rights activists from the Niger Delta in Nigeria. Through advocacy, campaigns and knowledge exchanges, they fight to ensure indigenous women have a voice in decision-making related to land and environment.

Cameroon

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2

partners

5

strategic alliances

7

active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Militarisation & VAW
Development Alternatives
Debt & Reparations
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Cameroon
RADD works to safeguard forests and promote sustainable socio-cultural and economic development of communities.
Green Development Advocates (GDA) works with forest communities and indigenous peoples to support sustainable development activities and protect African tropical forests and the Congo Basin.

Côte d'Ivoire

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Women Building Power, Energy & Climate Justice
Development Alternatives
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Côte d'Ivoire
JVE is a youth movement founded in 2008 that is committed to educating and supporting youth on indigenous knowledge systems and development alternatives rooted in principles of climate justice.

Guinea Conakry

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Development Alternatives
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Guinea Conakry
CECIDE promotes and protects the social and economic rights of marginalised grassroots populations and fights for their active participation in the public policy process in the fields of agriculture, gender, governance, mining, peace, security and health.

Burkina Faso

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partners

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strategic alliances

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active programmes

Programmes Running

Debt & Reparations
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Partner(s) in Burkina Faso
Formed in 2001, ORCADE supports mining affected communities in Burkina Faso through rights-based advocacy and capacity building.
Formed in 2001, ORCADE supports mining affected communities in Burkina Faso through rights-based advocacy and capacity building.
Formed in 2001, ORCADE supports mining affected communities in Burkina Faso through rights-based advocacy and capacity building.
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