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New!!
2nd AFCAP Practitioners Conference
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application form [pdf]>
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What is the African Community Access Programme? |
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The African Community Access Programme (AFCAP) is
designed to address the challenges of providing reliable access for poor
communities. Funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID)
and managed by Crown Agents, AFCAP provides advice and undertakes research to
deliver safe and sustainable access to rural communities.
Access the Programme's Logframe and read more here>> |
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AFCAP Community of Practice
This website is designed
around one of AFCAP outputs, the Community of Practice the (CoP). The CoP is an
informal network of professional, policy makers and interested individuals who
share a common interest, knowledge and experience in the provision of community
access. This informal network will enhance communication between the members and
will facilitate dialogue around key issues. Download our
Community of Practice Strategy here |
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The aim of the CoP is to
connect Practitioners, policy-makers, researchers and interested individuals
around the issue of Community Access in rural
Africa. The objectives of the CoP is to share experiences amongst
those interested in community access, enhancing the professional ethic, raising
the profile of community access as a key sector in national economies, and
promoting enquiry and research in this area. Research into policy, particularly
in the adaption of national standards and practices is a key component of AFCAP
and will continue to increase in importance. | |
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Click on the
links below to see where AFCAP has featured in the news
AFCAP low cost road technology comes to Bagamoyo
June 22nd, 2011 | by Vlad Babkin | Tanzania Media Fund
Access the article
here
Basic Transportation and Community Access in Africa
March 31st, 2011 | by Finnigan wa Simbeye | BUV - Basic vehicles
Access the article
here
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03/07/2012 00:00
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Practitioners Conference 2012 
Conference Themes Innovations for Rural Mobility and Access Community Response to Climate Change Research and the Future of Rural Transport in Africa
Registration There are a LIMITED NUMBER of places available at the conference so please “register...
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