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AGAG presents research data that is still relevant to Africa grantmakers. Go ahead and take a second look!



Funding for Health And Basic Education Programs for Children And Youth In Southern Africa.


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The Africa Grantmaker’s Affinity Group (AGAG) is a network of funders interested in sharing and learning from each other about the most effective ways to support development efforts in Africa. Download Brochure (PDF)



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AGAG plays a valuable role in providing a forum for Africa grantmakers to come together to learn from their diverse experience supporting projects in African countries.  An AGAG membership allows both individuals and organizations to access, connect, and help shape this dynamic group. Download Brochure (PDF)


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The AGAG Blog provides timely information and insight about topics related to grantmaking in Africa.

 

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IROKO PROJECT

The Iroko Project

The Iroko tree is majestic and sacred African tree often used to create the “talking drum." Under the IROKO PROJECT, AGAG will carry out a series of activities designed to “branch out” to broader field of philantrophy and promote learning among funders about opportunities to support development in Africa.


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