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AMA’s core values include:
Active in strategic networks and working groups in South Sudan and beyond, AMA is:
AMA’s geographic coverage includes the following states and specific Counties and Payams::
Gender, human rights, protections for minority, physically challenged, the displaced, and those in special circumstances, women rights and empowerment, preferential option for the poor and social justice for all.
Creation of livelihoods that empower individuals to earn enough money to provide for basic amenities such as food, clothing and shelter and all that enables people to lead a life of dignity in a sustainable manner.
AMA develops Strategies, processes and actions in realization of peace and community security. AMA believes with communities that they have solutions and directions for their conflict issues.
Development of AMA’s capacity in a sustainable manner, to enable AMA to retain key staff even when project funding ends. For instance, income-generating businesses that partly support staff employment and a percentage goes to projects.
AMA seeks the responsible utilization and conservation of shared natural resources by all stakeholders. The communities have the right to devise their own management institutions and plans and be recognized by the governments both local and national, and by international multi-national companies. The right to resources includes and not limited to: land, pastures, and animal resources, share of the proceeds from utilization of minerals and other mining resources, water, fisheries and pastoral rights.
The 90% national staff employed by AMA speak the local language, share the cultural values and aspirations of the communities. Additionally, AMA’s staff:
• make a strong professional team
• are well educated,
• highly qualified,
• willing to learn and grow,
• and are fully committed to the goals, values and vision of AMA.
Freedom. Justice. Self-actualization. Dignity.
Standing in the gap.
