We train entrepreneurs and executives across the continent to build enterprises that are profitable today and still standing in twenty years — with African case material, practitioner faculty and small cohorts.
Too many African business owners are told to go green without anyone showing them what it costs or earns. ASBS Africa closes that gap.
We start from the business as it actually operates, work out what a durable version looks like on a real balance sheet, and send people home with a plan they can act on that month.
"Driving Sustainable Innovation, Climate Resilience, and Economic Transformation Across Africa." Features the African Sustainability Excellence Awards 2026, celebrating corporate leadership, public initiatives and green solutions transforming the continent.
The West Africa Sustainability Summit & Awards (WASSA) is an annual regional platform focused on advancing the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) agenda across West Africa and the wider African continent. The summit provides a platform for turning sustainability ideas, policies and business solutions into practical action, with a focus on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Paris Agreement and the African Union’s Agenda 20
"The Nexus of Next: Supercharging Africa's Sustainable & Equitable Transformation." Co-organised with African ESG Sustainability Consulting, bringing together 3,500+ leaders from 54 African nations around climate finance, energy transition and governance.
Entrepreneurs and leaders trained
Partner institutions across Africa
Countries with active cohorts
Alumni reporting measurable impact
"As a Young Green Entrepreneurs fellow, I didn't just learn sustainability — I built a business plan investors actually funded."
"The Green Finance Bootcamp was the most immediately useful five days of my career — I was structuring a green loan facility within weeks of graduating."
"ASBS gave me the frameworks and the confidence to redesign our supply chain around climate resilience — within a year we cut input losses by a third."