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The Africa Social Impact Summit 2026 highlights the urgent need for partnerships and innovative financing for sustainable developmentKeynote speakers advocate for measurable outcomes and strategic investments to empower Africa’s economic transformationParticipants commit to accountability, long-term investments, and building resilient economies across the continent
The fifth edition of the Africa Social Impact Summit (ASIS 2026) has reinforced the growing urgency for stronger partnerships, innovative financing, and collective action to drive sustainable development across Africa.
Co-convened by Sterling One Foundation, the United Nations in Nigeria, the Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning, and the Lagos State Government, the summit brought together more than 2,000 policymakers, investors, philanthropists, development partners, business leaders, innovators, and young changemakers from across Africa and beyond.
Eminent People at the ASIS event co-founded by Sterling One Foundation. Credit: ASISSource: Facebook
Held under the theme, “Financing for Development: Building Resilience and Transforming Emerging Economies,” ASIS 2026 focused on translating high-level conversations into
