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Non-profit ideell förening · Registered in Stockholm, Sweden

Bantu Heritage FoundationStockholm, Sweden

Mission & goals

Self-determination, freedom of movement, shared prosperity

To promote the recognition, preservation, and celebration of Bantu, Batwa, and nomadic peoples by advancing the shared principles of self-determination and freedom of movement.

Our commitments

Core goals

01

Heritage Preservation

Identify, catalog, and preserve documentation of historical and cultural significance to Bantu, Batwa, and Nomadic peoples, in collaboration with institutions.

02

Building a Bridge Between EU and Africa

Establish an informal parliamentary and diplomatic network to foster dialogue and cultural exchange between European and African nations.

03

Sustainable Development

Support projects in education, healthcare, and economic empowerment that benefit Bantu and nomadic communities.

04

Intercultural Dialogue

Organise conferences, workshops, and meetings that bring together religious leaders, community leaders, and policymakers.

Policy

Alignment with EU and international policy

  • EU Africa Industrialization Pact
  • Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA)
  • Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA)
  • Joint Africa-EU Strategy (JAES)
  • EU Strategy for International Cultural Relations
  • UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The Foundation contributes a heritage and human-rights perspective to European and African industrial and cultural policy. We advocate for implementation frameworks that include meaningful consultation with affected communities.

Our work is designed to complement, not duplicate, existing intergovernmental processes — providing convening space, research, and community perspectives.