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Strategy Process 2025
Strategy Process 2025
From April to July 2025, the Wiki In Africa team spent considerable time reviewing the past 5 years of work and analysing what is essential to carry forward. Much of the work was done through internal thought-provoking workshops, asynchronous reviews, and community research. We asked the Wikimedia community what they wanted and conducted multiple in-person interviews with key Wikimedians. The team was also guided through an Impact Strategy workshop by external consultants Skating Panda. This page shares some of those explorations and the final results.
Core Values
Core Values
The core values are the fabric of our organisation. The staff of Wiki In Africa held several meetings in early 2025 to affirm the core values they aspire to in the work we do across Africa and beyond.
View our Core Values here.
Stakeholder Analysis
Stakeholder Analysis
Two Stakeholder Mapping workshops were conducted to assess stakeholders at a programmatic, governance and operational level. A third workshop was conducted with an external partner where stakeholders were prioritised and in what ways 3 years of successful interaction would benefit the stakeholders.
PESTLE
PESTLE
The PESTLE workshop raised issues that might influence the work we are doing. The PESTLE framework allowed us to consider opportunities and threat across Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal and Evironmental spaces.
Read the results here.
In the 2nd quarter of 2025, Wiki In Africa asked its larger Wikimedia community to respond to a 14-question survey. The survey received 47 fantastic responses in English and French. We are very grateful for the time the community has taken to answer these questions.
Read the findings here.
Risk Analysis
Risk Analysis
Wiki In Africa's long term Risk Assessment was reviewed in 2025 and updated.
View our 2025 Risk Analysis here.
Impact Workshop
Impact Workshop
A tailored thought-provoking workshop by Skating Panda that challenged the Wiki In Africa team to step outside their Wiki-zones and view the work from a real world perspective.
Final report due end September.
Image credits:
Image credits:
Images on this page are from multiple years of Wiki Loves Africa entries. All images CC-BY-SA 4.0 from Wikimedia Commons unless otherwise mentioned.
(The attributions below are listed from the top to bottom and from left to right):
Malaria microscopy training (Nigeria) by Ozavogu Abdulsalam Khalid uploaded by eHealth Africa EHA Clinics
Fantasia by Sofiane Mohammed Amri from Algeria
Fire Home by Mohamed Hozyen (Egypt)
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