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Diaspora-driven development

With remittances more than double overseas development assistance, is it time to more actively engage the diaspora? Diaspora-driven development aims to explore how diaspora groups are gaining more traction as development actors

August 2016

  • Kujiek and one of his aunts catch up. Kujiek returned home to Ganyiel, South Sudan in May, after 16 years away.

    Field posts
    My return to South Sudan: I want to see opportunities for all

    I left my country in 2000 for a better life. Now, with a university education, I want to help create a better South Sudan

August 2015

  • Jamaican immigrants 1954

    Development 2030
    Cash-strapped governments may soon turn to Kickstarter to raise money

    The sustainable development goals will need trillions of dollars to achieve their targets. With traditional aid in short supply, could crowdfunding plug the gap?

January 2015

  • prosthetic haiti

    Haiti earthquake: rebuilding the country with carpentry and prosthetics

    Five years after the earthquake, Haitians share their stories of setting up NGOs to support post-disaster development across the country, writes Katherine Purvis

November 2014

  • Gus Flomo

    Diaspora response to the Ebola crisis: your stories

    We asked you to show us how diaspora communities from Ebola-affected countries are responding to the crisis

October 2014

  • ebola diaspora

    Ebola: the story of the Sierra Leone diaspora response that no one is telling

  • ebola diaspora response

    Diaspora response to the Ebola crisis: share your stories

July 2014

  • Girl Summit 2014

    Where were the grassroots voices at the Girl Summit?

  • Central African Republic

    World in a week
    World in a week: ceasefire in the Central African Republic

May 2014

  • Africa

    Development disruptors
    Solome Lemma: African philanthropy, the new drivers of development

    Remittances to Africa could transform local philanthropy and put the continent on path of self development, argues Solome Lemma

March 2014

  • Ruth Engo

    Aid worker wellbeing
    Going home: adjusting to life and work after repatriation

    Moving back to your home country after a long time away can be difficult. After 20 years in New York, a UN adviser describes returning to Cameroon

January 2014

  • Youth unemployment

    Decent work for youths: it's not about us vs them

    We no longer live in 'first, second, and third worlds', but are instead united by a seemingly inexorable rise in joblessness

November 2013

  • Africa

    Beautiful imperfection: the challenges and value of working with the diaspora

    Diaspora-led NGOs are often on the margins of the sector. What will it take to establish meaningful partnerships? Caspar van Vark reports from a session at the Bond annual conference

August 2013

  • Woman

    Is there any space in the development debate for African experts?

    Are celebrity advocates and blogging expats crowding out African voices? Andrew Quinn finds that while the media might be ready, after being so long ignored, young leaders aren't

May 2013

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    How to
    How to … mobilise a diaspora movement

    As the British government pushes for more engagement with diaspora communities, here are six ways to build a network

  • lonely child

    Best bits
    Diaspora groups as development actors: levelling the playing field

    Our panel of experts offers 10 ideas for engaging diasporas in the development process

  • Black Hebrews Celebrate The Shavuot Harvest Festival

    Funding and partnerships key challenges for African diasporas – study

    Africa Europe Platform project shows how diasporas can overcome limitations and influence global development initiatives

April 2013

  • Indian migrant

    Diaspora groups: how to be seen and heard

    Diaspora groups are increasingly mentioned in development literature, but how do they build the capacity they need to influence the agenda? Join the debate, Thursday 25 April at 1pm BST

March 2013

  • docs hands

    What Amref learned from its campaign to engage with African diaspora

    One year on since launching 'Africa's health in African hands', Lucy Scanlon looks back on its achievements and lessons

February 2013

  • TRADITIONAL SRI LANKAN FISHERMEN FISH FROM ATOP POLES NEAR GALLE.

    How to improve diaspora engagement

  • letters

    Views and reviews
    Letters: So-called brain drain proving a net gain for developing countries

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