Membership

Benefits of being an AAPAM Member

  • Receive complimentary copies of our publications, including the Journal, Newsletter, and Conference Report.
  • Be among the first to access cutting‑edge public administration research, theories, and best practices through our exceptional publications.
  • Participate in exchange programmes that offer opportunities to visit other countries across Africa and beyond, enabling rich knowledge‑sharing experiences.
  • Contribute your expertise to the Association’s consultancy assignments, conferences, and workshops.
  • Benefit from extensive networking opportunities with peers and senior leaders in the public service.
  • Strengthen your professional skills through a variety of national and regional capacity‑building events.

CATEGORIES

Corporate Membership

Any Institution, Organization, Association, or Group including donors as well as international organizations or agencies whose goals and activities align with those of the Association is eligible for Corporate Membership.

New Individual Membership

Any individual of reputable standing in their community, whose profession and activities help advance the objectives of the Association, is eligible for Individual Membership.
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Young Professional Network (YPN)

Any individual of high integrity and strong public service values, aged 35 or below, with less than five years of experience in the public service, and whose profession and activities can contribute to the Network’s objectives, is eligible to join the Network.

Student Membership

Students are encouraged to join the Association at a reduced registration fee, enabling them to strengthen their skills and advance their careers by participating in the valuable learning and development opportunities offered by the Association.

Become A Friend of AAPAM

Becoming a Friend of AAPAM is free and offers meaningful benefits, including access to our complimentary e‑Newsletter featuring the latest AAPAM news, activities, and research, as well as notifications about upcoming AAPAM programmes.

Retired Membership