Africa’s faith communities and their faith leaders have been involved in the process shaping the Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) and the Financing for Development (FfD) framework, as key actors in Africa’s development.

In a previous interfaith meeting held in Nairobi, in May 2015, the initiative issued a statement ‘Unlocking Africa’s Resourcefulness’ and affirmed the African Union Common African Position as well as the Agenda 2063, as major frameworks for Africa’s engagement with herself and the rest of the world.

The recently held Interfaith Side Event on Financing for Development (FfD) in Addis Ababa- Ethiopia, 14 July 2015, enabled Africa’s faith leaders to bring a moral voice on Africa’s wealth in relation to the development needs of Africa; Provided an opportunity for Africa’s faith leaders to amplify the position of Africa’s Faith Communities on FfD; and, Deepend the understanding of Africa’s Faith Communities of the multiple actors in financing development. Strengthened collaboration and synergies between African faith leaders and other actors in development were, also created.

 Get full  Statement  on African Faith Leader’s  on  Financing for development in this PDF