A Non Governmental Organization, NGO, COPESA said that one of its cardinal objectives is to redefine the standard of living among peoples of the global.

The group in a statement to mark the COPESA SDGs 2030 Initiatives Foundation Phase 1 blueprints to
the world, including the United Nations, for urgent review and support towards 2030 and beyond, said it has embarked on some aimed at achieving these goals through collaborations among other factors.

Part of the statement read:  “Since 2000, we have embarked on an incredible journey to activate meaningful household concepts on MDGs and SDGs in Africa. This has been achieved through partnerships with global SDG actors, government entities, corporate firms, individuals, and friends of Africa who share our passion for humanitarian work. Our goal is to redefine the African continent and improve the livelihoods of globalcitizens.

” To date, our initiative has hosted over 187 events, including local outreach programs, interactive household
sessions, and advocacy actions on MDGs and SDGs across states and Abuja, Nigeria. This remarkable participation,
involving over 500,000 households, is unparalleled in Africa’s non-profit sector.” It also said.

According to the statement, it said: ” Our mission is to implement visible and impactful projects in line with the United Nations SDGs, benefiting the most vulnerable communities. The COPESA SDGs 2030 Initiatives aim to bring hope to Africa’s poorest communities, focusing on mothers and children’s survival. We will facilitate record-breaking dissemination sessions, open dialogues, partnerships, and collaborations on sustainable development localization. Our efforts will focus particularly on mothers, widows, and girl children’s survival in Africa and the diaspora.
We will implement sustainable activities centered on health, education, agriculture, gender equality, peaceful
coexistence, and the importance of global partnerships for SDG localization and achievements in Africa. Our projects
will be supported by both local and global stakeholders, ensuring comprehensive participation.”

” We strive to empower those we serve, helping them rise out of poverty and become role models. Our vision is to
see an empowered, peaceful, and advanced African continent unified by visible actions for sustainable development,
supported by global stakeholders dedicated to mothers, widows, and children’s survival, including individuals with
disabilities.” The statement also said.

“Today, July 25th, 2024, we proudly present the COPESA SDGs 2030 Initiatives Foundation Phase 1 blueprints to two international NGOs with genuine passion for development in Africa: ACADEC Canada and JB Dondolo Inc.
ACADEC Canada, based in North York, Canada, is a non-governmental, non-political, non-profit humanitarian
organization. Their mission is to empower individuals through skill training, career counseling, employment
opportunities, information dissemination, and education, transforming potential into prosperity. Their vision is to
help immigrants and Canadian citizens of African descent maximize their potential and inspire African countries to
become global exemplars, with ACADEC Canada leading our initiative, it is assured that Africa’s development will
take a new wave JB Dondolo Inc., headquartered in the USA and Zimbabwe, focuses on improving access to clean water and reducing extreme poverty and infant mortality in rural communities. Their vision is a world where clean water is not an obstacle to a better and more equitable life. They aim to create 10 million job opportunities driven by technological innovations.”

“These two NGOs will lead local households and NGOs in achieving SDG localization in Africa towards 2030 and beyond. The COPESA SDGs initiative stands outas the most realistic and coordinated local household participatory concept in Africa, with support from several African countries and the diaspora.

‘