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Developing capacity: Diasporas as transnational agents of development

The search for innovative ways of mobilizing financing for development has led development practitioners and officials to take increasing interest in the role of diasporas as transnational agents of development. Specifically, diaspora remittances, direct diaspora investment (DDI – a counterpart to foreign direct investment, or FDI), and diaspora philanthropy all now constitute significant flows with development implications and impacts.

Related Subject(s): Migration
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