You as an institution or an individual can help make the AfricaSIF vision happen by
joining us as a Member, Associate Member or Charter
Member. Membership types vary according to your role
and/or your institution size and activity. Check the the correct category below
and follow the steps. Options also include funding a specific project of the Africa Sustainable Investment
Forum OR you can donate directly to support our mission.
Member Value Proposition
The African Sustainable Investment
Forum [AfricaSIF] is designed to offer members a network of peers, a
knowledgebase of research & analysis including a bi-annual survey of assets
in Africa, and a pan-African advocate for sustainable investment in countries
where we have a critical mass of members. Most AfricaSIF work will be member-led
and provide opportunities for member involvement and leadership.
AfricaSIF works for:  Institutions:
- Building the
market size: by building the market for sustainable investment in Africa,
we increase the size of the pie for all. As the appetite and activity for
sustainable investment increases, all palyers along the investment value chain
benefit.
- Growing the
information base: AfricaSIF as a not-for-profit entity seeks to increase
the available information to members by developing new materials - e.g. the
bi-annual Survey and Trends Report - as well as collating available information
from companies, think tanks, governments and NGOs that inform sustainable
investment.
- Making
connections and opening doors: AfricaSIF is firstly a network to increase
the focus of conversations around investment in African and how that integrates
ESG factors. AfricaSIF enables organizations and companies to expand their
networks and open doors to conversations across private, public and philanthropy
sectors providing great value for money.
- Improving the
profile: AfricaSIF connections across borders and asset classses
therefore we enable institutions to increase their profile as players - and
leaders (!) - in sustainable investment in frontier and emerging markets,
especially Africa.
Join as
INSTITUTION
Membership types vary according to your role
and/or your institution size and activity. Charter members who sign on before
30 September 2010 qualify for 50% discounted membership in 2010 as well as
maintaining charter status going forward. Dues may be tax-deductible, check with
your fiscal authorities. Members of international SIFs may be able to apply
rebates. At the discretion of AfricaSIF, services in lieu of dues may deemed
acceptable.
Institution
Categories
-Institutions with
Assets Under Management (AUM) Membership Dues: TBC
-Pensions Funds, Foundations, and
Endowments Membership Dues: TBC
-Service Providers (for profit) Membership
dues:
-Membership for Universities,
International Organizations and Non-Governmental
Organizations Membership dues:
NOTE: members of another SIF
elsewhere in the world may be able to rebate membership fees.
Questions about any category above or which applies
best to you? Please feel free to contact us at africasif@gmail.com
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Individuals:
In addition to the reasons applying to institutions above, individuals
benefit by:
- Peers in
sustainable investment: AfricaSIF offers the opportunity across private,
public and philanthropy sectors to debate and discuss with practitioners what
happens in real life making investment in Africa happen.
- Shared
learnings: By nature our network offers the opportunity for learnings to
be shared formally through reports, articles and case studies between
individuals seeking to improve their work and continue to push at the cutting
edge of investment in Africa and sustainable development. The fact that
AfricaSIF connects locally, regionally and internationally, means individuals
have opportunities to share globally.
- Opening
doors: becoming active as an individual presents the opportunity for
individuals to make a positive impression with their talent in sustainable
investment in Africa. Individuals have the opportunity to impress their
colleagues and open doors for themselves in their professional
development.
- Giving
back: most investment practitioners have benefited from education through
academics and experience. As experienced and educated individuals, AfricaSIF as
a network presents the opportunity for individuals inside and outside Africa to
given back some of their talent and skills to move forward other individuals who
have not had the privilege of similar opportunities.
Join as
INDIVIDUAL
Membership types vary according to your role and/or your institution size and
activity. Charter members qualify for discounted membership in 2010 and
maintaining charter status going forward. Dues may be tax-deductible, check with
your fiscal authorities. Members of international SIFs may be able to apply
rebates. At the discretion of AfricaSIF, services in lieu of dues may deemed
acceptable.
Individual
Categories
-Individual Investment
Practitioners
Membership dues: Member TBC
-Associate Member
[TBC] limited access to AfricaSIF
resources and no accreditation in AfricaSIF activities and research
-Charter Member
[TBC] first year, thereafter Full Member dues apply. Charter members sign on
before 30 September 2010
NOTE: Membership benefits will be limited to you individually and will not
extend to your firm or colleagues. Members of another SIF may be able to rebate
membership fees.
Questions about any category above or which
applies best to you? Please feel free to contact us at
africasif@gmail.com
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| “Sustainable
economic growth and development is an imperative, and …the creation of a
climate in which business, big and small, can thrive”. -address by Nelson
Mandela, President of Republic of South Africa to FICCI, CII and JBC,
Delhi, India, 26 January 1995 |
There is not a river that flows without a sound. - Zulu, South Africa
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