APNIFFT

The African Parliamentary Network on Illicit Financial Flows

Be part of the critical conversation on tax policy and economic transformation.

APNIFFT is a platform that unites legislators across the continent to advocate for stronger tax systems, combat illicit financial flows, and promote inclusive economic growth.

The APNIFFT continental meeting will be held ahead of the G20 Summit, providing a vital platform for African legislators to consolidate and express the continent’s priorities. 

This gathering is expected to generate strong parliamentary input into the G20 discussions, ensuring that African voices, particularly those of lawmakers responsible for domestic legislation, oversight, and budget accountability, are reflected in shaping global tax and financial policies. 

The APNIFFT meeting will thus serve as a crucial mobilisation space to influence the G20 agenda and strengthen Africa’s leadership in promoting fiscal justice and financial transparency on the global stage.

Driving Lasting Change Through Stronger Tax Systems

APNIFFT is a flagship initiative, coordinated by the Tax Justice Network Africa (TJNA), that aims at providing African legislators with a platform to strategise, share experiences, and strengthen their capacity to address illicit financial flows and tax injustice across the continent.

The initiative provides members with a platform to engage in advocacy-driven dialogue and debate on critical economic development issues, including illicit financial flows (IFFs), tax justice, debt and domestic resource mobilisation (DRM) in Africa.

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APNIFFT is a membership-based network that unites Members of Parliament from across Africa who are committed to addressing illicit financial flows and promoting tax justice on the continent.

The APNIFFT caucuses bring together Members of Parliament from various African regions and countries, providing them with a platform to express their policy priorities and preferences freely, beyond political affiliations or constraints.

Members of Parliament within these caucuses are dedicated to upholding the network’s mission and principles while enhancing the role and influence of parliamentarians among key development stakeholders.