Cape Town Declaration

Whereas psychology has the potential to serve as a key driver in human development in our communities, Africa and the world
Recognising the critical role of psychology in policy development, advocacy, continuing professional development, teaching, research, publication, outreach services, and other forms of intervention
Recognising the strength of psychology as an agent for change, development and empowerment of individuals and communities
Recognising the value of mutual collaboration towards the achievement of these goals

Therefore We the undersigned, having attended the 30th International Congress of Psychology (ICP2012) in Cape Town, 22-27 July 2012, commit to the establishment of a Pan-African Psychology Union to promote the development of psychology as a science and practice in our countries, Africa and the world
Vision: A collaborative union of psychological societies in Africa committed to scholarship and human development in our communities, countries, Africa and the world.
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Cape Town Declaration

Whereas psychology has the potential to serve as a key driver in human development in our communities, Africa and the world

Recognising the critical role of psychology in policy development, advocacy, continuing professional development, teaching, research, publication, outreach services, and other forms of intervention

Recognising the strength of psychology as an agent for change, development and empowerment of individuals and communities

Recognising the value of mutual collaboration towards the achievement of these goals

Vision: A collaborative union of psychological societies in Africa committed to scholarship and human development in our communities, countries, Africa and the world.