Africa's Sustainable Development Council

Africa's Sustainable Development Council (ASUDEC) is a non-governmental organization brand based in Burkina Faso. According to its official website, ASUDEC works to help populations find better ways of thinking and acting that can lead to abundance, equity, and well-being for all, while preserving diversity and the environment. The organization describes its vision as a world where all nationalities are merged into one, where all people live happily in peace and equity in a healthy, diverse, and pleasant environment, guided by a secular spirituality. ASUDEC's stated goals are to promote the integral emancipation of Africa and to honor the Supreme Being. Its mission is to help populations find better ways of thinking and doing that can lead to abundance, equity, and well-being for all, while preserving diversity and the environment. To achieve this, ASUDEC sets several objectives: promoting education for individual and collective fulfillment for the benefit of humanity; preserving diversity and the environment; promoting community sustainability and the well-being of the least favored groups; promoting multiculturalism; and developing an effective and sustainable system for seeking funding. A distinctive principle of ASUDEC is its prohibition of free handouts in its approaches. The organization states that it works to turn the assisted person into a donor, arguing that poorly rationed or oriented charitable subsidies in peacetime destroy the sense of responsibility and combativeness of beneficiaries, instead cultivating a spirit of waiting, easy gain, and corruption. ASUDEC believes this ultimately reinforces fatalism and feelings of incapacity and inferiority, which it identifies as the true foundations of underdevelopment. The organization operates in Burkina Faso, where it addresses development challenges. Its website highlights numerous success stories and outlines its guiding principles and philosophical foundations. ASUDEC is registered as an NGO in Burkina Faso, as indicated by its Wikidata entry. The brand represents a values-driven approach to sustainable development, emphasizing self-reliance, education, environmental stewardship, and cultural diversity.

Africa's Sustainable Development Council (ASUDEC) is a non-governmental organization based in Burkina Faso. Its official website presents the organization as one that works to help populations find better ways of thinking and acting that can lead to abundance, equity, and well-being for all, while preserving diversity and the environment. The organization's vision, goals, mission, and objectives are outlined on its site, emphasizing the integral emancipation of Africa and the promotion of education, environmental preservation, community sustainability, multiculturalism, and sustainable funding systems. A central and distinctive principle of ASUDEC is its prohibition of free handouts. The organization argues that in peacetime, poorly rationed or oriented charitable subsidies destroy the sense of responsibility and combativeness of beneficiaries, instead cultivating a spirit of waiting, easy gain, and corruption. ASUDEC believes this ultimately reinforces fatalism and feelings of incapacity and inferiority, which it identifies as the true foundations of underdevelopment. By principle, ASUDEC prohibits gratuitousness in its approaches and works to turn the assisted person into a donor. The organization operates in Burkina Faso, where it addresses development challenges. Its website highlights numerous success stories and outlines its guiding principles and philosophical foundations. ASUDEC is registered as an NGO in Burkina Faso, as indicated by its Wikidata entry. The brand represents a values-driven approach to sustainable development, emphasizing self-reliance, education, environmental stewardship, and cultural diversity.

Values-driven NGO promoting self-reliance, education, environmental preservation, and multiculturalism in Africa.

1. 1Site web de l'ONG ASUDECasudec.org
2. 2Wikidata entry for Africa's Sustainable Development Councilwikidata.org