AEFJN works with other NGOs in Africa, Europe and the United States for economic
partnerships between Africa and Europe that offer a better future for the people of Africa.
Its members have experience of the reality of life in Africa. Their Christian faith gives
them a deep respect for each and every human being and a wish to support people
who do not yet enjoy their fair share of the gifts of creation.
This year, AEFJN is focussing chiefly on:
Economic Partnership Agreements [EPAs] that the European Union would like to draw
up with African countries; Agrofuels - how the West's thirst for fuel is reducing Africa's autonomy and ability to
grow enough food; Access to Quality Medicines; The Control of Small Arms;
Water Privatisation and related issues.
AEFJN carries out this work by the gathering and sharing information, campaigning and lobbying at national and European levels.
