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'''African Youth Foundation''' is a non-profit based in Bonn, Germany. It focuses on helping young Africans at home and abroad to develop projects and skills that will enhance their future and the future of others of African ancestry.<ref>[http://www.ayf.de/index.php/en AYF Homepage]. Retrieved 02 Apr 2018.</ref> | '''African Youth Foundation''' is a non-profit based in Bonn, Germany. It focuses on helping young Africans at home and abroad to develop projects and skills that will enhance their future and the future of others of African ancestry.<ref>[http://www.ayf.de/index.php/en AYF Homepage]. Retrieved 02 Apr 2018.</ref> | ||
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| General Information | |
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| Stakeholder Group: | ALS |
| Country: | Germany |
| Region: | AF |
| Website: | http://www.ayf.de/ |
| Email: | info(at)ayf.de |
| People | |
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| Dr. Paulyn Jansen (Executive Director) |
African Youth Foundation is a non-profit based in Bonn, Germany. It focuses on helping young Africans at home and abroad to develop projects and skills that will enhance their future and the future of others of African ancestry.[1]
The organization presents the AYF Adler Entrepreneurship Awards yearly, with the intention of honoring the efforts and work of Africans in Africa and Europe. The awards have been given since 2005.[2]
References
- ↑ AYF Homepage. Retrieved 02 Apr 2018.
- ↑ About the AYF Adler Awards. Retrieved 02 Apr 2018.