African Green Store Network

INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS & SECRETARIAT

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Whether you are an agricultural college seeking network membership, a development agency looking for research consortiums, or a journalist requesting verified press materials, our continental coordination team is ready to assist.

CENTRAL COORDINATION

Executive Secretariat Headquarters

The permanent operational secretariat is hosted at the Centre Polyvalent de Formation (CPF) campus in Bafoussam, coordinating all 33+ member colleges across the 5 regional hubs.

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Physical Address:
Centre Polyvalent de Formation de Mbouo (CPF)
BP 406 Bafoussam, Western Region, Republic of Cameroon
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Official Institutional Email:
secretariat@africangreenstore.network
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President of Executive Board:
Mr. Jean-Pierre SAYOUBA Djiela (jpsayouba@yahoo.fr)

Regional Focal Points & Liaison Officers

Central Africa Hub
Mrs. Brigitte Ndi (Deputy Director, EPAB Binguela, Cameroon)
Co-lead for Agroecological Curriculum Standards & Bio-Inputs
East & Southern Africa Hub
Ms. Roselyne Ambani (Finance Manager & Researcher, Bukura College, Kenya)
Co-lead for Climate-Smart Livestock & South-South Exchanges
West Africa Anglophone Hub
Mr. Oluwatayo Olatunde Oni (Principal Secretary, FCAPT Kano, Nigeria)
Co-lead for Post-Harvest Technologies & Secretariat Operations
West Africa Francophone & Sahel Hub
Mr. Ouedraogo Roudanaba Levis (Director, EFBA Banankeledaga, Burkina Faso)
Co-lead for Apiculture & Soil Water Conservation
North Africa / Maghreb Hub
Mr. Ibrahima Koné & AVFA Tunisia Directorate (Thibar / Tunis)
Co-lead for Mediterranean-Sahara Climate Adaptation & Olive Agroforestry
DIRECT INQUIRY

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Membership & Partnership FAQ

How can an agricultural college join the AGSN Network?

Accredited vocational agricultural training colleges in Africa can apply by submitting a letter of intent endorsed by the college rector/director.

What are the benefits for member colleges?

Member institutions gain access to standardized digital curricula, Erasmus+ faculty mobility scholarships, and continental carbon market revenue frameworks.

How are carbon market benefits distributed to colleges?

70% of net carbon revenue goes directly to participating farming communities, with 30% reinvested into college practical training infrastructure.

How is AGSN funded and governed?

AGSN operates under a democratic Pan-African constitution with an elected Executive Board representing 5 African regions.

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