Photo Gallery
Explore our gallery of images showcasing the impact of our work and the communities we serve across Africa.
A Season Of Transformation
An installation race to providing clean water in Zimbabwe
Novia Salcedo en el ECOSOC Youth Forum 2017) Ngwa Wilson junto con Maider Bilbatua y Natalia García.
Youth Employment Decade
HEAL The World Music Festival Alberta-Canada
Pegasus' Africa regional Committee coordinator visits national office in Kinshasa
Wilson Ngwa Forbi (GAA President and CEO), at the plastic Tap INC - Canada
GAA Delegates at the INC-5.1 in Busan, South Korea
GAA Delegates at the INC-5.1 in Busan, South Korea with World Bank partners.
NKANGHI KECHA, GAA DELEGATE AT THE INC-5.1 IN BUSAN
The Birth Parents of AHPAP at the INC - Canada
The Birth Parents of AHPAP at the INC - Canada
UNEP Executive Director Inger Andersen
Cameroon Delegation headed by Jean Kenfact (Director of Environment Cameroon), African Hub Plastic Action Partnership (AHPAP) delegates and GAA delegation headed by Wilson Ngwa Forbi (president and CEO) at the INC-4 Canada
Sebastian GIL, Deputy Head of Unit, Global Environment Cooperation and Multilateralism (EU) Norbert Kum (GAA Program Officer), Wilson Ngwa Forbi, (GAA President and CEO) and Sebastien Willmart (EU Chair)
Plastic French Scientists headed by Marie African Hub Plastic Action Partnership (AHPAP) delegates headed by Norbert Kum and Global Aid for Africa (GAA), headed by Wilson Ngwa Forbi.
Norbert Kum (GAA Program Officer), Natacha Tullis (Officer, preventing Ocean Plastics,The Pew Charitable Trusts),Wilson Ngwa Forbi (GAA President and CEO)
Wilson Ngwa Forbi,(GAA President and CEO), Mr A Allock, (Senior Environment Officer (Environment and Climate Change Division), Ministry of Environment,Solid Waste Management and Climate Change) Neil Tangri,Ph.D,Senior Fellow Environment Center,Goldman School of public Policy, Berkely University of California, and Norbert Kum (GAA Program Officer)
Delegates and Focal Points across Africa with GAA President and CEO at the INC.
Ocean Conservation
IPLCs awareness and sensitization
GAA marine coastal community awareness and sensitization
GAA commit to protecting at least 30% of Indigenous and local conserved areas by 2030.
We improve lives of coastal communities throughout Africa by accelerating the implementation of 30x30 to achieve 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs).
GAA team examine the needs and concerns of local communities concerning MPA's and demonstrate the potential benefits of implementing MPA's.
GAA team identifying gaps which need to be addressed and opportunities for progress including in the context of achieving 30x30 (Seascape Analysis) at the Gulf of Guinea of the Atlantic Ocean
Africa Small Scale Fish Farmers
Lack of Coastal Rural Community Environmental Safety for Fish Famers
Lack of Coastal Rural Community Environmental Safety for Fish Famers
Lack of Coastal Fish Farming Occupational Safety
Lack of Fishing Boat
Seaweed Economic Opportunity in Nutrition
ASSFC Rebuilding Fish Stock at the Gulf of Guinea of the Atlantic Ocean.
Climate change and unsustainable practices are threatening seaweed farming along the coast of Africa
Planting Trees Changing Lives
Planting Trees Changing Lives
Waste from Coastal Community
GAA Making commitments to reduce their plastic footprint, from reducing single-use plastic from the societies, to investing in national recycling facilities.
GAA Making commitments to reduce their plastic footprint, from reducing single-use plastic from the societies, to investing in national recycling facilities.
Wilson Forbi , President for GAA and the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), rub minds on how to approach biodiversity conservation across Africa in a way that fully integrates and respects indigenous leadership and indigenous rights.
Young people voice around grassroots and local communities
Young people voice around grassroots and local communities
The Gulf of Guinea of the Atlantic Ocean marine environment is flooded with litter, most of it plastic
The Gulf of Guinea of the Atlantic Ocean marine environment is flooded with litter, most of it plastic
Engaging government, the public, and the private sector in the fight against marine plastic pollution.
Creating an informed global community working together to achieve an ocean that is not harmed by marine litter - by eliminating discharges and carrying out targeted removal
The Power of Visual Storytelling
These images capture the essence of our work and the transformative impact it has on communities across Africa. Each photograph tells a story of hope, resilience, and positive change.
We believe in the power of visual storytelling to connect people across borders and cultures, fostering a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by communities and the solutions we're implementing together.