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Tracking women’s leadership and feminist movements across 37 African countries.

The RFLD Africa Women in Leadership Tracker is an innovative platform that unifies verified data, Afrofeminist analysis, and advocacy for the advancement of women in leadership across Africa. It serves three primary audiences: donors seeking robust evidence, civil society organizations looking for comparative insights, and journalists needing reliable statistics. Features include a dashboard with regional comparisons, 37 country profiles, gender analytics based on frameworks like Beijing+30, and a tracker for the Maputo Protocol. The platform also offers downloadable datasets and outlines a Theory of Change with specific targets for 2025 and 2030, alongside notable contributors to the initiative.

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Dear colleague,

 

After months of work with our team, we are launching the RFLD African Women in Leadership Tracker – an institutional platform that brings together verified data, Afrofeminist analysis and continental advocacy infrastructure in one place.
 
It is built for three communities : donors seeking investment-grade evidence, civil society organisations looking for comparative continental infrastructure, and journalists needing press-ready statistics with traceable sources.

 

What you will find
  • Dashboard – Continental snapshot, regional comparisons, top performers and critical gaps
  • 37 Country profiles – analytical briefs
  • Gender analytics – Beijing+30 framework, quota mechanisms, pipeline gaps, women in informal economies
  • Maputo Protocol tracker
  • Afrofeminist Charter – 10 principles, movement genealogy, and intellectual genealogies
  • Theory of Change
  • Outcome indicators with 2025 baselines and 2030 targets, partnership ecosystem
 
 
RFLD currently serves as Co-Chair of the SEA-T Programme Advisory Council — providing strategic guidance to the SEA-T programme to ensure its direction, priorities, and resources are meaningfully aligned with the visions of Afro-feminist civil society. As Co-Chair, RFLD provides strategic guidance to the SEA-T programme — ensuring its direction, priorities, and resources are anchored in the lived realities and political visions of Afro-feminist civil society across the continent.
 
The Society · Equality · Africa · Transformation (SEA-T) Programme is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. RFLD’s Co-Chair role places francophone African feminist leadership at the centre of one of Europe’s most significant African gender-equality investments.
 
DISCOVER BELOW OUR WORK AND IMPACT
RFLD West African Francophone Feminist Fund: https://rflgd.org/waff-fund/
RFLD Africa Portfolio Fund: https://rflgd.org/africa-grant-portfolio/
Gender Equality and SHRH : https://rflgd.org/plaidoyer-politique/
Climate Justice: https://rflgd.org/climate-justice/
Ending Harmful practices: https://rflgd.org/pratiques-nefastes/
Participatory governance : https://rflgd.org/gouvernance-participative/
Human Rights Protection: https://rflgd.org/protection-des-droits-humains/
Civic Space and Democracy : https://rflgd.org/espace-civique-droits-de-lhomme/
Give through your Donor Advised Fund: https://rflgd.org/give-through-your-daf/
 
Founded in 2013 with offices across Senegal, Ghana, Benin, and The Gambia, RFLD is a a leading francophone African feminist network combining legislative advocacy, community organising, re-granting, and open-data tools to advance women’s rights, SRHR, civic space, and climate justice across 35+ African countries.

 

http://www.rflgd.org

 

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