ALCFI – African Local Content Focus Initiative

Who are we?

African Local Content Focus Initiative

ALCFI is led by a consortium of advisors initiating a strategic business change for the development of Africa. The primary business objective is to assist small and medium business initiatives in Africa to accelerate business growth.

Africa is a continent of opportunity for investment and this factor remains a priority in promoting Sustainable Development phases and Growth. ALCFI ethos is to integrate solutions for finance and project development.

Business Objectives?

Our objective is to adhere to the principles and work ethic of international standards, in this light, knowing how competitive the international market is, ALCFI created its own management and business training program in order to maintain the high quality of the service and to value the human capital. ALCFI is geared to support small-medium enterprises to the next phases of development.

Key Focus Principles?

ALCFI principles and business strategy are to initiate potential for positive continental change at the intersection of Finance, Economy and Compliance in Africa. Progress will come through bringing together leaders from all “walks of life” to forge common understanding, purpose and, where appropriate, action in these three areas.

Finance

This entails the organised mobilisation of capital into strategic economic growth industries which will enable African institutions and their societies to master the impact of disruptive technology and solve generational problems

Economy

This entails addressing common economic problems through solutions that include the development of public-private partnerships by drawing and mastering the strengths and competences from both private and public institutions. We believe in improving & promoting employability to create a diverse economic structure.

Compliance

The African business environment is known to have adequate policies and legal frameworks in place which are just not being adhered to and without any consequence. Identifying and mitigating the risk of non-compliance is key to realising the goals of policies and legal frameworks. The framework model is to promote ABC Anti-Bribery & Corruption

The African Local Content Focus Initiative is a company founded with deep rooted African development principles. Our conglomerate of business leaders aims to ensure that the African continent is globally acknowledged by meeting international business demands in terms of compliance and marketability.

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How do we operate?

ALCFI operates on a basis of matching small medium enterprises and entrepreneurs to existing business owners with investing capability globally. Using a simple application that is secure and user friendly. We realize that there is a gap between entrepreneurs and access to sustainable funds that can boost business.

We create opportunities

We create opportunities for our members to share their knowledge and experiences with each other in addressing issues on finance, economy and compliance in Africa

We hold targeted in-country initiatives

We hold targeted in-country initiatives to train, support and capacitate members on specific focus areas on finance, economy and compliance in Africa.

We support members

We support members to continually monitor and assess their own ethical and compliance standards levels and risks through our information technology app called “Africa Brains Compliance” modelling tool

We hold regional and sub-regional training workshops

We hold regional and sub-regional training workshops on specific audit and institutional focus areas on finance, economy and compliance in Africa.

We research and develop

We research and develop technical guidance manuals, handbooks, working papers and e-learning programmes using various media on subject matters related to on finance, economy and compliance in Africa.

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