AMDIN is a network of Management Development Institutes (MDIs), Public Sector Training Institutes (PSTIs) and other Public Administration Institutions (PAIs) based in Africa. The network was launched in 2005, and completed all legal formalities regarding its establishment in 2007.
The overall objective of AMDIN is to facilitate the optimal functioning of African MDIs, PSTIs and PAIs and to provide a collective platform for these institutions to engage with various stakeholder communities.
We welcome you to our website which provides a snapshot of AMDIN and we hope will increasingly serve as a preferred destination for those interested in contributing to the development of capacity of our African public administrators, managers, leaders and organisations.
Latest news
Conference for the Schools of Government in Africa, Kenya, 22 – 25 Oct, 2024
CONFERENCE THEME: Advancing Africa’s Public Service Excellence: United In Pursuit To Realize Capable Institutions And Transformed Leadership. The conference will be held in KSG Campus…
43rd Annual AAPAM Roundtable Conference, Nov 2024
Theme: “Agile and Resilient Public Administration for Sustainable Development in Africa.”Venue: Kampala, UgandaDate: 26th- 29th NOVEMBER 2024
Publications
Africa Journal of Public Sector Development and Governance Vol…
Dealing with Diverse Challenges on the African Continent: Covid-19 and BeyondThean Potgieter The use of Systems Thinking for Housing Delivery in South AfricaThomas Ramovha Balancing…
Projects
The African Charter Programme
The NSG together with AMDIN have been developing a course on African governance course for public servants across Africa. The aim of the course is…
Membership
Membership
Membership of the African Management Development Institutes’ Network (AMDIN) is open to all public African Management Development Institutes and Schools, and research institutions within the…