Objective
To support responsible local manufacturing and value addition that creates jobs, strengthens supply chains and keeps more value in African economies.
Practical interventions
- Local manufacturing development
- Agro-processing facilities
- Value-addition programmes
- Industrial skills training
- Responsible industrial park development
- Job creation
- Local supplier capacity
- Equipment and technology access
- Sustainable manufacturing
- Small-scale production facilities
- Export-readiness infrastructure
- Waste minimisation
- Industrial workforce development
- Responsible natural-resource value chains
Challenges addressed
- Export of raw commodities with little local processing
- Limited industrial skills and equipment
- High costs and unreliable power for manufacturers
- Weak local supplier networks
- Environmental and safety risks in industry and extractives
Implementation and sustainable operation
Implementation approach
Industrial projects are assessed for economic viability and for environmental, social, health and safety impacts. Where natural resources are involved, AMAF applies recognised safeguards, community consultation and benefit-sharing.
Sustainable operation
Facilities are structured as commercial enterprises or cooperatives with professional management. Safeguards and grievance mechanisms protect workers and communities.
Who is involved and how we will measure it
Potential beneficiaries
Relevant technologies
Potential partnerships
Outcome indicators
- Processing or production capacity created
- Jobs created
- Local suppliers engaged
- Share of output meeting quality standards
- Environmental compliance
Sustainable Development Goals
This pillar describes AMAF's programme scope and development ambition. It does not state that every activity listed is currently operating. Verified projects are listed in the Projects Directory.