The Africa Program considers how U.S. policymakers can address Africa's immense health challenges and strengthen the long-term capacity of African governments to provide effective treatment to citizens.
A CSIS publication, U.S. Africa Policy beyond the Bush Years, assesses the Bush administration’s Africa policies and provides recommendations to the Obama administration.
The Africa Program seeks to highlight the urgent need for police reform in Africa and provide solutions for more capable, accountable, and professional African police forces.
The Africa Program assesses how the United States can best utilize the U.S. Africa Command in combination with civilian agencies to address security challenges in Africa.
The Africa Program seeks to highlight opportunities and challenges for the U.S. relationship with Nigeria, and develop ideas for strengthening the partnership for the mutual benefit of both countries.
