Stakeholders
African Civilians
ACHA was launched
for persons on the African continent. The end
goal of ACHA’s work is to ensure that the wellbeing
of African civilians is promoted and protected in accordance
with the key principles that define human welfare, such
as the absence of structural or physical violence and
the presence of inputs that lead to a healthy life,
often evidenced by the availability of safe and nutritious
food, protective shelter, quality health care, and accessible
and relevant education.
Donors
ACHA’s donors
respect the idea that African-based organisations should
have ownership over their own self-determination and
actions. Furthermore, they believe in the value
that such organisations bring to humanitarian action
on the continent.
| Donor |
Activity |
| African
Development Bank |
Training Programme in Developing
African Society Organisation Capacity in Alternative
Conflict Management |
| Overseas Development Institute (ODI) |
Japanese Aid Effectiveness Assessment and Recommendations |
| Oxfam GB |
Advocacy for Capacity Building and the Responsibility to Protect |
Coming soon: more on information on specific ACHA
donors.
Members
ACHA is a membership-based
organisation. It serves to unite and enhance the
capacities of Africa-based organisations working to
better humanity on the continent. As such, its
services are limited primarily to its members, as a
means of ensuring that their needs are best met.
Full membership in ACHA is open to Africa-based
organisations whose mission is clearly tied to the enhancement
of human welfare for peoples across the African continent.
Observer membership is open to Africa-oriented organisations sharing the same mission. The purpose of full
and observer membership status is to ensure that mutual
respect and learning is optimised amongst entities working
for similar missions. It recognises that both
African and non-African organisations have unique perspectives
regarding the challenges facing humanitarian efforts
on the continent and that both entities can learn from
one another. Read more about ACHA membership.
Partners
ACHA works with organisations
whose vision supports its work with African African civil society organizations (CSOs).
Such organisations view African CSOs as true and genuine
partners and valuable contributors to the process of
enhancing human welfare on the continent. ACHA
recognises and respects the experiences of its partners
and values their contribution to enhancing the capacity
of its members. ACHA’s partners support
the work of the organisation in both principle and in
active engagement.
Coming soon: information on specific ACHA partners.
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