Through forums and expert roundtables, the African Governance Centre promotes a culture of collaboration, knowledge sharing, and collective action to advance good governance practices and support economic transformation in Africa. The results of these events inform the development of evidence-based policies, capacity-building initiatives, and advocacy efforts aimed at fostering sustainable development and enhancing governance standards across the continent.

The Africa Governance Centre's projects are strategically aimed at strengthening the governance frameworks of African countries to promote transformative and sustainable development. Through capacity building, strategic planning, and mutually beneficial international development cooperation, we aim to support African nations in establishing effective governance systems that create enabling environments for citizens to prosper and contribute to the continent's socioeconomic advancement.

The Africa Governance Review Project is a comprehensive initiative dedicated to conducting detailed assessments, offering policy recommendations, and facilitating discussions on governance challenges and opportunities across African nations. Its goal is to promote evidence-based governance reforms, enhance regional cooperation, and empower stakeholders throughout the continent. Through rigorous evaluations and constructive dialogue, the project aims to support the development of transparent, accountable, and effective governance systems in African countries.