Africa Policy Institute (API - Kenya)
- Nov 26, 2025
- 1 min read
The Africa Policy Institute (API) is dedicated to policy-relevant research and analysis to inform policy-making, contribute practical ideas and solutions to Africa’s problems and to define the continent’s future. Founded in 2007, the Institute leverages its board, centres, knowledge hubs, experts, networks and partners to deliver on its grand vision of a peaceful and prosperous Africa in a just and equitable world.
Through research and analysis, policy dialogue and advocacy, training and capacity development, technical and advisory services, API endeavours to bridge the gap between knowledge and policy-making and to inform policy action by governments, regional and global organisations and Africa’s international partners. Covering diverse issues in development, diplomacy, governance, security and geostrategy, the Institute has become a thought leader in China-Africa relations, the geopolitics of the Horn of Africa and climate Change.
API's mission is to promote good governance, sustainable development, peace, and prosperity in Africa through research, policy analysis, capacity building, advocacy, and fostering regional and global cooperation.
Conducting research and analysis to inform evidence-based policies and decision-making processes in Africa, focusing on governance, development, and security issues.
API is aligned with the work of the Global South Perspectives Network (GSPN) by promoting development coordination between and within Think tanks in the Global South. It also emphasises the importance of inclusive dialogue and representation in global governance, advocating for the voices of marginalized communities to be heard and considered in decision-making processes.
The emphasis on inclusive dialogue and stronger cooperation across the Global South shows a commitment to long-term progress rather than short-term political gains. I also appreciate how the organization highlights marginalized voices in global decision-making, because meaningful development requires broader representation. Even though the subject matter is serious and strategic, it reminds me of Ragdoll Hit in an unexpected way, since both involve adapting to complex and constantly changing situations where every decision can shape the outcome.
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