About 6th APSCA
Driving transformation in Africa’s public sector since 2018
Since 2018, the Africa Public Sector Conference & Awards has played a key role in driving thought leadership, innovation and development in the public sector. Its unique ability to convene leaders from
across the continent has facilitated discussions on pertinent issues relating to growth and sustainability.
Now in its 6th year, APSCA brings together C-level executives, stakeholders, senior leaders, and policymakers, in the public and private sectors to spearhead transformative discussions.
Most importantly, APSCA will lift the veil on top performing leaders, agencies, ministries, governors, mayors and civil servants and private organisations who are bringing innovation and transformation to the African citizenry during a high-profile awards night. Recognition and accolades serve as a motivation to human nature, hence the need to lift the veil on top performing leaders who have showcased excellence in policy innovation and exceptional leadership at various levels of governance. This will raise the bench mark of excellence amongst public office holders and civil servants
Our Mission & Vision
Transforming Africa’s public sector since 2018
Building bridges between government excellence and private sector innovation
Our Mission
To drive transformative discussions and share best practices that shape Africa’s public service future
Our Vision
A digitally-enabled, transparent, and citizen-centric public sector across Africa
Our Impact Timeline
Our Objectives
Recognition and accolades serve as a motivation to human nature, hence the need to lift the veil on top performing leaders who have showcased excellence in policy innovation and exceptional leadership at various levels of governance.
Inspire innovative
To be an instrument to collect good practice examples of public management and governance in Africa
Recognize and Celebrate
To celebrate and recognize champions in good public administration.
Constructive competition
To foster constructive competition in the African public sector space