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About the Anthology

African Voices onSustainability

Living Sustainably Here: African Perspectives on the SDGs is a multi-volume anthology bridging African knowledge traditions, lived experiences, and sustainable development goals through literature, scholarship, and education.

Vision

To create a lasting editorial and intellectual space where African perspectives on sustainability can be expressed with clarity, depth, and cultural authority.

Mission

To present sustainable development not as an abstract idea, but as a lived, educational, literary, and social question shaped by African contexts, communities, and knowledge systems.

Why this project matters

Grounded, relevant, and shaped by lived experience

The anthology responds to the need for sustainable development conversations that are locally grounded, intellectually serious, and accessible beyond strictly academic spaces.

African perspectives

Centering voices, realities, and intellectual traditions shaped within African contexts.

Sustainable development

Exploring how the SDGs are understood through local experience, access, education, and social transformation.

Knowledge systems

Recognizing the value of lived experience, cultural memory, literacy, and knowledge production.

Multi-Volume Structure

Designed to grow thoughtfully over time

Each volume explores distinct themes within African perspectives on sustainable development, creating a growing body of scholarship that bridges literature, education, and lived experience across the continent.

Focused Exploration

Each volume concentrates on a distinct area of inquiry while contributing to a wider, coherent body of work that deepens understanding of African sustainable development.

Gradual Development

The structure allows the anthology to develop organically, welcoming new contributors, exploring emerging themes, and building institutional partnerships over time.

The project aligns with AU Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want, centering African lived experience, knowledge systems, and visions for sustainable futures rooted in the continent's own realities and aspirations.

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