The Africa of
tomorrow is built
on responsible
business practices

We are passionate about improving the lives of vulnerable workers and producers engaged in international supply chains in Africa.

We do this by drawing on the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, and positively engaging with companies, government and civil societies to respect, protect and remediate human rights across the continent.

Family-run farm or multi-national company?

Whether you’re a small-scale farmer or multi-national company, we’re able to develop innovative, tailored solutions to drive the responsible running of your business.
CASE STUDY

Honey sector: Partner Africa developed an RBC guide as a resource for Africa-based bee product suppliers

CASE STUDY

Partner Africa designed, managed and implemented a Living Wage Pilot Project for suppliers based throughout Africa.

CASE STUDY

A Rainforest Alliance sustainable agriculture project: capacity building and market access through sustainable interventions.

We’re proud to be trusted by some of the world’s most famous brands and their suppliers.

Our clients span a wide range of industries

Including agri-business, agriculture, apparel, beverages, energy, extractives, fisheries, manufacturing and tourism.

Are you ready for your business to be run more responsibly?

Achieve your responsible business goals

Fueled by our wealth of industry knowledge and many years of experience, we carefully guide you to holistically assess and navigate your human rights risks. In doing so, we aim to enhance your business practices to align with your responsible business goals.

Meet our experts

Our team is passionate about promoting responsible business in Africa, and we pride ourselves on having the skills to do so. Together, we’ve made meaningful strides in the ethical transformation of businesses across the continent.
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