About GANED
Connecting the global African community to practical local progress.
GANED, the Global African Network for Economic Development, mobilizes diaspora talent, capital and partnerships for equitable access to basic needs, resources and education across Africa.
Our mission
Mobilize what we already have.
We connect people, funding, expertise and partnerships to community-led initiatives, prioritizing Africa while welcoming eligible diaspora projects.
Our vision
Economic participation with dignity.
A coordinated global African community investing in the infrastructure, education and economic systems required for shared, sustainable prosperity.
Our work
Four connected commitments
Diaspora mobilization
Bring together skills, financial resources, institutions and professional networks.
Local implementation
Put community voices and responsible ground teams at the center of project delivery.
Capacity building
Develop partnerships for practical technical, communications and organizational support.
Impact and replication
Publish evidence, learn from results and strengthen approaches that communities can adapt.
Our economic foundation
The One Dollar Economy guides the journey.
The One Dollar Economy is GANED's long-term framework for coordinated African economic participation and affordable essential services. Its tiered-pricing concept allows people with differing resources to contribute at differing rates while protecting dignity and service quality.
Today's grassroots activities, diaspora relationships and local projects help develop the capacity and evidence needed to advance that vision.
Explore the One Dollar EconomyGovernance and trust
Building on accountability
GANED's published approach emphasizes distributed oversight, community participation and transparent financial and program reporting.
Responsible oversight
Authorized leadership reviews the organization’s strategy, program eligibility and financial safeguards.
Community involvement
Projects should reflect local priorities and maintain accountable local partners.
Documented evidence
Reported outcomes, budgets and verification should have clear sources and review dates.