31 Atkinson Drive,
Hillside, Harare, Zimbabwe
+263 242 778531/6
info@afrodad.co.zw
08.30 - 17.00
Monday to Friday
The African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) was created 23 years ago as a pan African platform and organisation for lobbying and advocating for debt cancellation and addressing other debt related issues in Africa. Today AFRODAD remains committed to contributing to the long term development of the continent through its contribution to finding sustainable solutions to Africa’s challenges in debt, resource management and financial development.
Over the years AFRODAD has created a niche for itself in debt management and has influenced government policies on debt management, economic governance and the management of development aid. AFRODAD has successfully used research and evidence based engagements to reach out to its stakeholders. The organisation has used advocacy, networking and capacity enhancement to reach out to governments, academia and other interested stakeholders.
A prosperous Africa based on an equitable and sustainable development.
To contribute to Africa’s inclusive economic growth and sustainable development through influencing policy change on debt management and development finance anchored on rights based approaches.
To influence African Governments to institute and implement policies and practices for sustainable development and eradication of poverty.
AFRODAD has grown both programmatically and institutionally. The implementation of the strategic plan 2016-2020 is successfully on course. AFRODAD’s presence and impact is steadily growing in Africa and beyond. In order to diligently execute various activities funded by a growing number of exceptional financial partners, accountability measures have been established and they will be respected. Monitoring & evaluation as well as sufficient communication to relevant stakeholders are all part of the plans that the organisation has in place as it moves forward in “influencing African governments to institute and implement policies and practices for sustainable development and eradication of poverty” in Africa by 2020.