International Space Collaborations in Africa

Track 84 international space collaborations, treaties, and programmes connecting African states to the global space ecosystem — essential context for diplomacy, investment, and strategic research.

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Last updated: Aug 24, 2026

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Trans-African HydroMeteorological Observatory

🇰🇪 Kenya

Network Active
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Water Management and Natural Resources in Central Africa

🇨🇬 Congo

Programme Active
W

West African Science Service Centre on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use

🇬🇭 Ghana

Inter-Governmental Organisation Active
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Wetland Assessment and Monitoring Services for Transboundary Basins in Southern Africa

🇳🇦 Namibia

Programme Active
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Zambezi Commission

🇿🇼 Zimbabwe

Inter-Governmental Organisation Active

About International Space Collaborations in Africa

International space collaborations — treaties, joint programmes, bilateral agreements, and multilateral initiatives — define much of how African countries participate in the global space economy. They govern technology transfer terms, joint satellite development, launch access, and research partnerships. For diplomats, policy analysts, and investors, understanding Africa's web of space collaborations is essential context that is not easily assembled from public sources alone. The collaborations catalogued here include active bilateral agreements between African countries and space agencies elsewhere in the world, regional initiatives under bodies like ARCSSTE-E and SERVIR, global programmes with dedicated African components, and historical agreements that shaped the current landscape. Each profile documents the collaborating parties, programme scope, member states or institutions, and current status.