Welcome to the Association for the Advancement of African Women Economists (AAAWE). AAAWE, established in March 2012, is the first and only organization that focuses on building the capacity and skills of African women economists. AAAWE engages in several activities: creating opportunities for networking and mentoring, assisting members in obtaining grants, fellowships, and internships, and facilitating the creation and sharing of knowledge among members. As of January 2024, there are 1140 members representing 67 countries (39 countries in Africa and 28 outside Africa); 898 of the members (i.e., about 80 percent) are African women economists. Furthermore, 695 of the African women economists live in Africa (which is comprised of 410 professionals and 285 students). The remaining 203 members (which is comprised of 92 professionals and 111 students) live outside Africa. AAAWE has branches in four African countries: Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa and Uganda. Membership is open to everyone; any individual interested in the advancement of African women economists may be a member of AAAWE. We need your financial support to run the organization and appreciate a donation from you
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Prof. Elizabeth Asiedu
AAAWE empowers African women economists by advancing their scholarship, building leadership capacity, and amplifying their influence in economic policy and development.
AAAWE strives to create a future where African women economists are at the forefront of shaping equitable and sustainable economic systems in Africa and globally.
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