Thrive Africa
Thrive Africa amplifies the plant-based food systems movement across Africa by bolstering advocates that aim to reduce industrial animal agriculture and create healthy, sustainable, locally-relevant plant-rich food opportunities.
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Thrive Africa Team & Advisors | Testimonials
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JOIN THRIVE AFRICA
Anyone within Africa is invited to join.
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Thrive Africa Accelerator
Equipping leaders with tools to manage strong campaigns.
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Thrive Africa Vegan Restaurant Week
World’s first Africa-wide, locally-driven, joint vegan campaign.
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Thrive Africa Vegan Women's Initiative
Strengthening leadership in women-identified advocates.
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Thrive Africa Vegan School Lunch Campaign
An Africa-wide, locally-driven, joint campaign.
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Thrive Africa Plant-Powered Holidays
An Africa-wide, locally driven, joint campaign hosted by Thrive Africa Vegan Women’s Initiative.
STRATEGIC APPROACH
Equity is the centerpiece of Thrive Philanthropy. Therefore, Thrive Africa uses a Participator Model Co-Design Approach in developing its projects. Through a Participatory Model Co-Design Approach, Thrive Philanthropy recognizes that as a USA organization, we cannot truly understand the needs of Africa-based organizations, and thus we invited Africa-based individuals to lead Thrive Africa.
Thrive Africa is currently led by Africa-based staff and advocates, with the guidance of Thrive’s global advisory committees.
We use a 2-Phase Approach to scaling Africa’s plant-rich movement.
Phase I
1) Recruit and develop local plant-based food systems leadership across multiple African countries.
2) Build intra-country and intra-continent collaborations.
Phase II
1) Scale impact and sophistication of the most effective groups and interventions.
2) Expand intra-country, intra-continent, and international collaborations.
THEORY OF CHANGE
Thrive Africa’s Theory of Change is straightforward.
Through the support of regional experts, we strengthen the skillset, professional network, and funding opportunities of plant-based advocates across Africa while also sparking novel interest in plant-rich campaigns to new types of organizations.
This in turn, increases the number and strength of plant-based food justice organizations across Africa, which then leads to a lower reliance on industrial agriculture and increase in plant-rich nutritional access, thereby, bringing us one step closer to a world free from industrial farming.
THRIVE AFRICA TEAM AND ADVISORS
Thrive Africa is led by an Africa-based woman team and is guided by the expertise of an Africa-based advisory committee.
TESTIMONIALS