Africa Centre for Sustainable and Inclusive Development
Africa Centre for Sustainable and Inclusive Development (Africa CSID) is an African NGO, registered in Kenya, working with the marginalized communities in Africa. Informed by the organization's mandate, marginalization is defined by two interrelated parameters namely geographical and population context of marginalization.
The organization works on three areas; Peace and Conflict Transformation, Economic Empowerment, and Climate Change with governance and gender-responsive solutions as enablers and overarching actions in undertaking these three components.
Development actions that protect current and future generations
Advocate for development that considers specific needs and interests of the marginalized communities without compromising the needs of the future generations in Africa.
To enhance evidence-based policy making, accountable governance and inclusive, pro-marginalized sustainable development through advocacy
To conduct rigorous research on marginalized communities and people, and facilitate multi-stakeholder engagement on the outcomes of such research
To develop and strengthen capacity of non-state actors to influence and shape the conduct of public policy; demand accountability from government; and identify and advance marginalized communities and people interests
Amplify the voice of the marginalized communities on effective, sustainable development
Support innovative and practical people led development actions among marginalized communities
Partner with us to build a more inclusive and sustainable Africa