NETWORKS
These networks include:
- AAPAM Young Professionals Network (YPN).
- Africa Public Sector Human Resource Managers’ Network (APS- HRMnet).
- The Africa Cabinet Secretaries Network (ACSnet).
- Women in African Public Administration Network (WAPAN).
- Academia and Researchers Network (ARNnet).
AAPAM Young Professionals Network (YPN)
The Young Professionals Network (YPN) is a mentorship platform designed for emerging public and civil service professionals. It consists of individuals who have entered the public or civil service within the past five years and are aged 40 or below. The Network serves as a development pathway aimed at cultivating young talent and strengthening the future leadership of the continent’s public sector.
Africa Public Sector Human Resource Managers' Network (APS-HRMnet)
APS‑HRmnet was created in response to the growing need for skilled and professional human resource managers within Africa’s public sector. The Network offers HR practitioners across the continent a platform for advocacy, professional development, networking, and the exchange of information and knowledge. Its activities are supported by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA), several African governments, and other partner organizations.
Women in African Public Administration Network (WAPAN)
WAPAN’s vision is to advance diversity and promote a gender‑responsive approach within Africa’s public administration and management. It serves as a network dedicated to all women working in the public sector. The Network is newly established, having been launched during the 37th AAPAM Annual Roundtable Conference in Zambia. Since its inception, WAPAN has successfully convened plenary sessions at the 38th, 39th, and 40th Roundtable Conferences held in Morocco, Botswana, and Egypt respectively.
Network for Academia and Researchers
The Association has established a Network for Academia and Researchers designed to champion the needs and support the capacity development of scholars and research professionals. The Network also seeks to strengthen engagement among its members by providing a unified platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing.
