As part of its annual project to recognize and acknowledge several NGOs across the African continent who have contributed immensely to the growth and livelihood of persons living in Africa, emerging Pan African Events Engineering, Management Consulting, Marketing & Communications, and Professional Development Company, ICS Africa, has published the maiden edition of the annual 2020 Top 50 NGOs in Africa ranking.
This project in line with its purpose to influence and empower individuals and organizations to create positive change and inspiration in Africa.
The list is centred on recognizing the top 50 impactful non-profit organizations across Africa for their independent contributions towards the development of the African continent. These organizations through their works are being recognized as pacesetters and model organizations to emulate because of the hope imposed in us through the results of their initiatives and support to other organizations and individuals who we recognize as partners in development.
This inaugural list was published in alphabetical order without public voting, however, in partnership with Africa’s leading PR, Rating, and Research organization, Avance Media, the list features and includes regional and international social impact game-changers whose influence in Africa cannot be underestimated. They have contributed a significant amount of
finances and expertise to ensure growth and development in various sectors on the continent.
Founder and Chief Executive of ICS Africa, Emmaline Datey, noted that the annual rankings of Top NGOs in Africa will continue to serve as a motivation to encourage NGOs or social impact organizations who have made a difference in Africa to continue to make a lasting impact as well as encourage more emerging NGOs to continue to grow their brands through selfless service to Africans in consistent excellence, integrity, creativity and innovation.
Below is the list of ICS Africa’s 2020 Top 50 NGOs in Africa arranged in alphabetical order:
1. Action AID
2. The African Leadership Institute
3. African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF)
4. African Women’s Development Fund
5. Africans Rising
6. Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa
7. Amnesty International
8. Article 19
9. Basketball League Africa
10. Beyond Zero
11. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
12. British Council
13. BUA Foundation
14. Care International
15. Christian Aid
16. Civicus
17. Desmond Tutu Health Foundation
18. Doctors Without Borders
19. Elman Peace Centre
20. emPawa Africa
21. Eskom Foundation
22. Ford Foundation
23. Graca Machel Trust
24. International Committee of the Red Cross
25. Junior Achievement Africa
26. M-PESA Foundation
27. Mastercard Foundation
28. Meltwater Foundation
29. Merck Foundation
30. Mercy Ships
31. Microsoft 4Afrika
32. Motsepe Foundation
33. MTN Foundation
34. Nelson Mandela Foundation
35. ONE International
36. Operation Smile
37. OSIWA
38. OXFAM
39. Plan International
40. Rockerfeller Foundation
41. Save the Children
42. Shining Hope for Communities
43. Skoll Foundation
44. SOS Children’s Villages
45. The Tony Elumelu Foundation
46. Vodacom Foundation
47. Voluntary Service Overseas
48. WASCI
49. Water AID
50. World Vision
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