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- The AGYI
  The African-German Youth Initiative (AGYI) strengthens exchanges between young people in African countries and in Germany.
- Background
  The initiative is an outcome of the Africa policy adopted by the BMZ and the AUC in 2014.
- Initiators
  The lead executing agencies for the German-African Youth Initiative are the BMZ and the African Union Commission (AUC).
- Activities
  The AGYI works with organisations in the pilot countries of Benin, South Africa and Tanzania.
- Objectives
  The AGYI wants to shape the future together with implementing agencies.
News
News
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  Activities and events.
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- Newsletter archive
  You missed the last newsletter? Here you can read the past issues online at any time.
Stakeholders
Stakeholders
- Our partners
  AGYI works together with associations, foundations, NGOs and organisations.
- Registration
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Advice
Advice
- Our service
  The AGYI offers advice on opportunities and initiatives for German-African youth exchanges.
- Advice for participants
  Interested young people can find information on programmes, projects and exchange initiatives at AGYI.
- For stakeholders
  Implementing agencies and actors receive advice and support from AGYI.
- Funding line
  The new exchange projects promote extracurricular group exchanges.
Media centre
Media centre
- Voices of AGYI
  Here you find interviews with partners, stakeholders and alumi of AGYI.
- Videos
  Fascinating insights into the African- German youth exchange and the work of the individuals involved.

African-German Youth Initiative

About us

The AGYI - Promoting youth exchanges. Strengthening global partnerships

The African-German Youth Initiative (AGYI) has set itself an objective of promoting exchanges between young people in African countries and Germany as a political initiative set out under instruction from the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (germ. Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung – BMZ) and the African Union Commission (AUC).

The AGYI

The African-German Youth Initiative (AGYI) strengthens exchanges between young people in African countries and in Germany.

Background

The initiative is an outcome of the Africa policy adopted by the BMZ and the AUC in 2014.

Initiators

The lead executing agencies for the German-African Youth Initiative are the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the African Union Commission (AUC).

Activities

The AGYI works with organisations in the pilot countries of Benin, South Africa and Tanzania.

Objectives

The AGYI wants to shape the future together with implementing agencies.

News

Our activities, initiatives, latest results and successes.