Yn y digwyddiad bydd y Prif Weinidog yn lansio  adroddiad sy'n dangos yr effaith gadarnhaol y mae'r rhaglen Cymru o Blaid Affrica wedi'i chael ar fywydau pobl ledled Cymru ac Affrica. Bydd yr adroddiad yn dangos bod:
At the event the First Minister will launch a report illustrating the positive impact the Wales for Africa programme has made to thousands of people across Wales and Africa. The report will show:544,000 Ugandan farmers have received training and trees to help shade their crops and protect their homes from storms.72 health projects, including hospitals and doctors surgeries, have been supported saving hundreds of lives and improving the health of thousands of people in Africa.340,000 people benefitted from the small grants programme last year which support projects that improve the situation of people in Africa. For example, Anglesey based company, SaddleAid, which developed a saddle allowing pregnant women and sick people living in remote parts of Ethiopia to be transported safely to hospital by horse.4.2 million trees have been planted, helping to combat climate change.528 development projects have been supported, including Rhondda Cynon Taff based charity PONT, which improves the lives of impoverished people in Uganda. To date, PONT has trained over 1,200 village health workers, provided education for over 100,000 children, supplied 20,000 families with mosquito nets and 2,000 families with goats so they can provide milk for their families and raise money for school fees and vital medical treatment.