AFRICA
Matters
Let's join hands and help Africa to grew
WHAT IF...?
- Africa decides to strategically produce what i consumes.
- Africa really knows and understands what it has.
- Africa becomes self sufficient in domestic power supply.
- Africa stops, looks and listen to the silent voice in the air.
- Africa embraces its own while connectingto to the universe.Africa resolves to boldly wake up and act on behalf of its people!.......What if this can begin now?
The Diaspora African Forum (DAF) is a non-profit organization recognized by the African Union, established in 2001 by President J.A. Kufuor. It is the only African Diaspora organization with diplomatic status, allowing advocacy at the highest government levels in Ghana and across Africa.
DAF’s mission focuses on alleviating poverty, strengthening economies in underprivileged African states, and fostering connections between Diaspora and Continental Africans.
In 2024, DAF honored Dr. W.E.B. Du Bois by placing his name on the Sankofa Wall at their Embassy in Accra. They also support Black Americans in connecting and relocating to Africa, with plans to open a U.S. headquarters in Houston.
For more, visit diasporaafricanforum.org.
Interested in climate compensation projects in Africa?
We are currently developing a project portfolio focused on circular economy and climate compensation in Africa, with initial activities in West Africa and Tanzania. A full project database will be launched in early 2025.
If you're interested in learning more or getting involved, please fill in our contact form and we’ll be in touch shortly.
Education projects in Africa
📘 Education Partnership with Kampala University
NxES Africa COOP and Kampala University have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to co-develop a training and certification program in circular economy, waste valorisation, and climate compensation. The program will serve as a national model for capacity building in sustainable infrastructure.
For Investors
This initiative addresses the urgent demand for skilled professionals in Africa’s green transition. The training is integrated into large-scale waste-to-energy projects and aligned with international standards—ensuring long-term scalability and impact.
Wasteprojects
We are happy to collaborate with
J Stanley-Owusu Group of Companies (JSO)is a pioneer in waste management services dating back to1961. We are a wholly Ghanaian owned company, offering innovative and intelligent solutions to clients across Ghana with one of the most comprehensive global product platforms available. We have been helping our clients to do business and manage their waste for almost 50 years and we keep their interestsforemost in our minds at all times. This combination of service strength and character sets us apart and has enabled us to become an industry leader.
Energy Projects
We are initiating a small-scale solar park project in Guinea, funded through climate compensation resources. This project will be managed by Aicha Niambele and serves as a practical exercise for us to learn the entire process—from identifying a project to applying for climate compensation funding. It is part of our workshop series for members, showcasing examples of small-scale projects.
Ghana, Tamale, waste and Waterproject
We, together with ASERD-GHANA , are planning a full-scale waste and water treatment facility. An MOU has been signed between us, and we are now starting the work of securing funding for feasibility studies, study trips, and more. Feel free to follow us on our channels!
Waterprojects
We are happy to collaborate with Aqua Africa.
Aqua Africa is an emerging leader in the development of climate-smart, social-impact projects which utilize solar power to provide safe, clean water to areas of the greatest need, reducing the plight of daily water poverty across Africa.
♻️ Strategic Partnership with Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA).
NxES Africa COOP has entered into a formal agreement with KCCA to lead a comprehensive feasibility study for a modern, circular waste management system in Kampala. The project targets 1,300–1,500 tons/day of unsorted municipal waste and integrates waste separation, biogas, composting, and material recovery.
For Investors
KCCA has officially prioritized this project as Kampala’s flagship waste and energy solution. With a minimum energy potential of 40 MW and strong carbon credit prospects, it meets all Gold Standard criteria and qualifies for major climate finance mechanisms. The partnership ensures regulatory alignment, scalability, and high-impact returns.
