These declarations are documentary proof of members’ dedication to implement concrete and measurable policies and programs that expand inclusion in their respective jurisdictions. To date, 47 out of 120 member institutions have publicly articulated their own Maya commitments. While targets and accomplishments vary from country to country on account of domestic contexts, the most significant outcome of the Maya Declaration is increased institutional accountability.
By AFI’s count, a total of 71 measurable policy improvements have been made by Maya countries. The second C is a blend of collaboration and cooperation, which describe (1) how AFI members interact with each other, and (2) how the AFI network engages with external stakeholders.