As the name suggests, AFE Projects comprises a collection of ongoing and sometimes overlapping projects in conservation, environment, energy, technology and global health.
WHAT IS IN A NAME?
The name AFE was originally borrowed (in 2011) as an acronym and used for a branch of fabric art that was managed between Nigeria and the United States. You can see some of the earlier work on the AFE Conservations Projects page.
The brand was established and grew independently through work with fabric, weaving and art. Although now two separately registered entities, the work with fabric dyeing and weaving still continues under the AFE brand name.
Koi exported from Japan to Lekki Conservation Center, Lagos, Nigeria.
Photo credit: J.R.Ambe
AREAS OF FOCUS
The main focus of AFE Projects is the well being of communities. health, the environment and the impact of climate change on humans and animals. AFE Projects has partnered with different organizations for humanitarian work. You can find more information on the Partner page.
The Crim Dell Bridge, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg.
Photo credit: J. R. Ambe
COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIPS
The projects have since branched out to include partnerships and collaboration with other entities. Here is a summary of some of our collaborations. More can be found on the Partners page on the sidebar.
In East Africa, the Principal Officer of AFE Projects works with a local CBO, Youth Empowerment (#YE254), in Kilifi, Kenya .
In West Africa, the Principal Officer volunteers with Safe Mother and Childhood Survival Research Initiative (SAMOCRI), Nigeria. You can find the Facebook page for SAMOCRI here.
Please see this page for on our work with NGOs.
Unfortunately, we had to remove the automated contact form from the top of the page due to bots sending large quantities of spam. You may drop a note via email to jenn@afeprojects.org
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