Bridging Global Funding Standards and African Implementation
A pan-African centre of excellence for donor funding compliance, led by Chartered Accountants with deep local expertise.
Our Mission, Vision & Purpose
To become a trusted pan-African centre of excellence for donor funding compliance, assurance, and grant financial advisory — where African institutions are empowered to meet the highest international standards while delivering meaningful development impact.
To protect the integrity and impact of development funding through independent, technically rigorous compliance assurance, advisory, and capacity-building services — delivered by Chartered Accountants with deep African field experience.
Every grant carries two responsibilities: to the donor, who must account for funds entrusted to them; and to the recipient, who must demonstrate that resources were used effectively and honestly. AGFCA exists to honour both — bridging the gap between global funding standards and African implementation realities.
Our Core Values
Integrity
We uphold the highest ethical standards in every engagement, maintaining independence and objectivity at all times.
Independence
Our assessments and findings are free from conflict of interest — we serve the integrity of the funding, not any single party.
Accountability
We hold ourselves to the same standards of accountability we promote in the organisations we serve.
African Expertise
We bring deep, on-the-ground knowledge of African regulatory environments, donor landscapes, and implementation realities.
Professional Excellence
Our CA-led teams deliver technically rigorous, internationally benchmarked compliance and advisory services.
Capacity Building
We invest in the long-term compliance capability of African institutions — not just fixing problems, but building lasting systems.
Our African Footprint
AGFCA operates across four African regions, with CA-led country and regional teams providing localised compliance expertise.
Southern Africa
Our primary operational base, with established presence and deep institutional relationships across the SADC region.
East Africa
Regional hub based in Nairobi, Kenya, serving the East African donor compliance landscape.
West Africa
Hub in Abuja, Nigeria, providing English-language compliance services across West Africa.
Central Africa
Bilingual (English/French) hub in Kinshasa, DRC, serving the Central African development funding ecosystem.