Space Policy & Law
African space policy
The African Space Policy is grounded in the vision of Agenda 2063, which aspires to a united, prosperous, and integrated continent where all citizens, especially women and youth, can fully realize their potential in conditions of freedom, well-being, and security.
Conseil Législatif National
$9,000.00Missions de conseil juridique pour rédiger, structurer et faire adopter une loi spatiale nationale (Space Agency Act, Outer Space Act, etc.), incluant les dispositions sur le licensing, la responsabilité, l’indemnisation et l’enregistrement des objets spatiaux.
Clients cibles : Ministères, Agences spatiales nationales, Parlements
💰 9 000 – 50 000 USD
Formation & Certification
$25.00Cours en ligne, présentiels ou hybrides, avec certification professionnelle, couvrant : traités ONU, droit national spatial, licensing, responsabilité, space debris, space resource utilization.
💰 25 – 3 500 USD
Clients cibles : Agences spatiales, juristes, décideurs politiques, startups
International Space Policy: Legal, Economic, and Strategic Options for the Twentieth Century and Beyond
Original price was: $120.00.$115.00Current price is: $115.00.This book gathers specialists and analysts in international space policy from universities, government bodies, private companies, as well as technical and legal fields.
- ISBN-13: 9780899302157
- ISBN-10: 0899302157
- Publisher: Praeger
- Publish Date: November 1987
- Page Count: 344
Space Law and Policy in Africa
Original price was: $73.00.$68.00Current price is: $68.00.This book examines how Africa can develop its own legal and policy framework for space exploration. It connects African space law with the continent’s broader goals under Agenda 2063, while also comparing it to global models to propose new legal standards, investment strategies, and institutional steps that member states can adopt over time.
The work highlights that space is no longer just a distant ambition but a vital resource for addressing food security, climate change, education, healthcare, and continental unity. It introduces the concept of ‘Outer Space Pan-Africanism’—a framework rooted in six principles: Pan-African solidarity in space, technological independence, fair access to space benefits, and alignment with international space law. Through case studies of South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Algeria, Angola, and Egypt, the book explores how different legal and policy approaches align with regional development goals. It also looks at lessons from the EU, Latin America, the Arab World, and ASEAN to identify best practices in funding, governance, technology transfer, and gradual integration.
Space Law and Policy in Africa Hardback version
Original price was: $130.00.$120.00Current price is: $120.00.This book examines how Africa can develop its own legal and policy framework for space exploration. It connects African space law with the continent’s broader goals under Agenda 2063, while also comparing it to global models to propose new legal standards, investment strategies, and institutional steps that member states can adopt over time.
The work highlights that space is no longer just a distant ambition but a vital resource for addressing food security, climate change, education, healthcare, and continental unity. It introduces the concept of ‘Outer Space Pan-Africanism’—a framework rooted in six principles: Pan-African solidarity in space, technological independence, fair access to space benefits, and alignment with international space law. Through case studies of South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Algeria, Angola, and Egypt, the book explores how different legal and policy approaches align with regional development goals. It also looks at lessons from the EU, Latin America, the Arab World, and ASEAN to identify best practices in funding, governance, technology transfer, and gradual integration.
