One Africa. Many Partners. One Vision.
Africa's partnerships, commitments,
and collective action
AUPReMIS brings together 54 member states, continental institutions, and global partners to make Agenda 2063 — Africa's blueprint for transformation — a shared, measurable reality.
Explore AUPReMIS ›It brings transparency to how the African Union and its 54 member states engage governments, development banks, multilateral bodies, and the private sector — turning commitments into visible, accountable progress toward a united Africa.
Partnerships for Agenda 2063
From Abuja to Nairobi, from Cairo to Cape Town — every AU member state has a role in building the Africa we want.
Bilateral governments, development finance institutions, and multilateral organisations align with African priorities through transparent, tracked engagement.
AUPReMIS is the African Union's shared space where member states, regional bodies, and global partners come together — tracking commitments, coordinating resources, and collectively advancing Africa's development agenda.
All 54 member states coordinate development commitments, bilateral pledges, and continental contributions through a unified, transparent framework.
RECs including ECOWAS, SADC, EAC, IGAD, COMESA, CEN-SAD, ECCAS, and AMU engage through coordinated partnership pipelines tied to regional priorities.
Governments, donor countries, and international organisations channel support through AUPReMIS — ensuring pledges are visible, tracked, and results-oriented.
The African Development Bank, World Bank, IMF, and regional DFIs align financing pipelines with AU priorities, making resources more accessible and accountable.
UN agencies, specialised organisations, and multilateral forums coordinate continental engagement with Africa, aligned to both Agenda 2063 and the SDGs.
African businesses, investment funds, diaspora organisations, and civil society partners contribute to and benefit from a shared, credible engagement framework.
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AU Member States
All member states connected through a single framework for partnership visibility and coordination.
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Regional Economic Communities
RECs linked to continental priorities, ensuring regional commitments align with the Agenda 2063 framework.
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Agenda 2063 Aspirations
Every partnership on AUPReMIS is mapped to the aspirations that collectively define Africa's transformation agenda.
2063
The Target Year
Africa's 50-year vision for a prosperous, united, peaceful, and influential continent — built through collective action now.
The 7 Aspirations of Agenda 2063 are not distant ideals — they are the commitments that African nations and their partners are actively working to realise together. AUPReMIS makes those collective efforts visible.
Based on inclusive growth and sustainable development — where every African has access to opportunities, resources, and a life of dignity.
Economic transformation
Politically united, based on the ideals of Pan Africanism — where borders do not limit the movement of ideas, people, goods, and shared ambition.
Continental integration
An Africa of democracy, respect for human rights, justice, and the rule of law — where institutions serve the people and partnerships are built on trust.
Democratic governance
Through the African Peace and Security Agenda — a continent free from conflict, where stability enables partners and communities to invest and grow.
Peace and security
An Africa with a strong cultural identity, common heritage, shared values, and ethics — where partnerships are grounded in pride, history, and belonging.
Culture and heritage
Unleashing the potential of women and youth — where every partnership and investment prioritises people, communities, and the next generation of African leaders.
Human capital
A strong, united, and influential Africa taking its rightful place in the world — as a partner of choice, a voice for the Global South, and a force for global equity.
Global positioningTogether, We Build Africa 2063
AUPReMIS is the African Union's commitment to that principle — giving member states, partners, and citizens a shared view of how Africa works with the world to achieve its vision.
Transparent commitments — every pledge, engagement, and resource commitment is tracked and visible to member states and partners alike.
Collective action — 54 nations coordinating under one continental framework, ensuring Africa speaks with strength in global partnerships.
Agenda 2063 alignment — every partnership mapped to the aspirations that define the Africa we are collectively building by 2063.
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