ForAfrika Impact Report 2025

ForAfrika Impact Report 2025

The successful completion of this 2025 impact monitoring round represents the continued dedication and collaborative effort of individuals and teams across ForAfrika. Their commitment to systematic measurement, rigorous data collection, and evidence-based programming has enabled this second annual assessment of our progress towards household self-sufficiency.
Angola School Feeding
In 2025, ForAfrika’s programme interventions reached more than 3.4 million girls and women, representing 54.6% of our total reach across the continent.
World Food Day

World Humanitarian Day

This World Humanitarian Day, we pause to honour the extraordinary women and men who make ForAfrika’s mission possible. Each day, these heroes are at the frontline driven by the desire to serve Africa’s most vulnerable communities—often in the most difficult and dangerous conditions. Their courage, compassion, and commitment are the backbone of our work, and today, we celebrate them.
World Humanitarian Day
Not all superheroes wear capes; many simply put on a ForAfrika vest and set out each day to reach those most in need. The quiet dedication of our staff enabled ForAfrika to reach 2,118,416 people across eight countries in 2024 alone.
ForAfrika at UN Food Summit in Ethiopia
ForAfrika – the largest African humanitarian and development organization working for an Africa that thrives – joined over 3,500 delegates from around the world at the United Nations Food Systems Summit +4 (UNFSS+4) Stocktaking Moment, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 27–29 July 2025.

A bold vision for Africa

Our goal is to see an Africa that no longer depends on foreign aid but instead becomes a powerhouse—exporting food and goods to the very nations that have supported us for so long.

Photo Essay: Our Community

Over the years in our 40-year history, our photographers have captured the joy that meeting men, women and children across Africa have brought. They share some of their best images in this commemorative photo essay.

A life inspired by Africa

“Potatoes! Potatoes!” came the cry up the stairwell of the six-story apartment block in Maputo. It was the early 1980s and Mozambique was in the midst of civil war – and a famine.
Today, we celebrate Pan-African Women’s Day which, according to the African Union, is “a day to celebrate and acknowledge the Foremothers of Africa who gallantly fought for the liberation and development of this continent”. It is a day dedicated to recognising the vital role women play in achieving the continent’s inclusive growth and sustainable development goals.
Forty years For Africa

40 years ForAfrika