The sustainability of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Africa has come under intense scrutiny following the U.S. aid freeze. To address this challenge, key stakeholders recently engaged in a crucial discussion on strategies to reduce dependency on foreign aid and secure long-term resilience.

The conversation highlighted both immediate and long-term solutions, from fostering regional collaboration and government accountability to developing self-sustaining funding models. Panelists emphasized the need for African-led philanthropy, diversified financial sources, and strategic investments to ensure CSOs continue their essential work.

Read the full article:  documentNAVIGATING US AID FREEZE & CIVIL SOCIETY RESILIENCE IN WEST AFRICA (28 KB)  – to explore the insights and recommendations shared during the discussion.