The Pan-African Plant-Based Alliance
THE PAN-AFRICAN PLANT-BASED
ALLIANCE
The Pan-African Plant-Based Alliance
Promoting A Self-Sufficient Plant-Based Food System In Africa
FOR ETHICS, JUSTICE
AND INTEGRITY
FOR THE MOTHERLAND
AND OUR PLANET
FOR THE WELLBEING AND PROSPERITY OF AFRICAN PEOPLE AND THE DIASPORA
FOR AFRICA'S INDEPENDENCE, SOVEREIGNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
OUR VISION
A united and self-sufficient Africa and diaspora that thrives on delicious healthy, sustainable, accessible, and affordable Plant-Based food
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to promote and develop a self-sufficient plant-based food system for the well-being and prosperity of African people and its diaspora, to protect our environment and to prevent animal suffering.
We aim to do that by inspiring African people on and off the continent to go and stay plant-based, while embracing Pan-Africanism principles and African cultures.
The PPBA also aims to build a community of African businesses, industry experts, investors, policymakers, educational & medical institutions, and like-minded NGOs willing to develop a self sufficient Pan-African plant-based food system.
OUR WHY
OUR AMBITION
PUBLIC AWARENESS
Inspire people to understand why and how going plant-based, while embracing our own cultures and traditions.
AFRICAN
BUSINESSES
Encourage African businesses to use a plant-based food system as a sustainable business opportunity adapted to African's needs, and provide them with the necessary knowledge, insights and resources.
AFRICAN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Encourage African schools & universities to offer more healthy, eco-friendly and tasty plant-based options for both children and students, educate them on veganism and the benefits of a plant-based diet for their health, the environment and their careers.
AFRICAN
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS
Encourage African medical institutions to promote the benefits of a healthy plant-based diet to their patients, to prevent and reverse some of the most common diseases on the rise in Africa.
AFRICAN
STATES
Encourage African states to use a sustainable plant-based food system as a key tool to fight climate change, to meet the need of the growing population, but also as a geopolitical strategy to become self-sufficient in the long term.
Let’s live as Africans, let’s produce what we need, and consume what we produce.
Thomas Sankara