The African Network of National Implementation Structures (ANNIS) is the continental platform established under the Addis Convention to connect and support National Implementation Structures (NIS) across Africa.
ANNIS promotes cooperation, information sharing, capacity development, and good practices to facilitate the recognition of qualifications, strengthen quality assurance systems, and enhance academic mobility throughout the continent.
Supporting the effective implementation of the Addis Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications in Higher Education.
Helping students, graduates, researchers, and academics move more easily across African countries.
Promoting transparency, quality assurance, and confidence in African higher education systems.
Supporting information exchange and cooperation among competent authorities.
Contributing to Agenda 2063, CESA 2026–2035, the African Continental Qualifications Framework (ACQF), and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
National Implementation Structures designated by States Parties to the Addis Convention, including:
An integrated African Higher Education area where qualifications are trusted, recognized, and valued across borders — enabling learners, graduates, and professionals to move freely and contribute to Africa’s development.
Become part of a continental movement working to strengthen recognition, mobility, and quality higher education in Africa.
Together, we can build trust, transparency, and opportunities for Africa’s learners and institutions.