AFSA, or the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa, is a prominent brand and a broad alliance of diverse civil society actors dedicated to promoting food sovereignty and agroecology in Africa. Its members represent various groups, including smallholder farmers, pastoralists, indigenous peoples, and environmentalists from across the continent. AFSA serves as a platform for consolidating issues related to food sovereignty, advocating for African solutions, and influencing policies.

The brand believes in championing small African family farming and production systems based on agroecological and indigenous approaches that sustain food sovereignty and the livelihoods of communities. AFSA resists the corporate industrialization of African agriculture and promotes African-driven solutions to African problems. They work to shape policies in areas such as community rights, family farming, traditional knowledge, the environment, and natural resource management.

AFSA also emphasizes the importance of women and youth in achieving food sovereignty and strives for land ownership and control in the hands of communities. Stay updated with AFSA's latest news and events by signing up for their newsletter. Contact AFSA for further information or general inquiries