The World Bank Group Trade & Competitiveness Global Practice and the African Development Bank Group are reaching out to Africans living abroad to get their views on how they would like to contribute to the economic development of their country of origin. The findings from this survey will provide a better understanding of the African diaspora contributions to their countries of origin for the purposes of informing the World Bank Group, African Development Bank, development partners, and governments on policies and programs that can incentivize and engage Africans who are interested in trade, investment and mentorship opportunities.
The data in this study will be kept confidential. However, you will have the option to indicate your name and email if you would like further contact from us. The information you provide will be kept confidential and will not be shared with any commercial or other parties. There will be no individual attribution to any survey response.
At the end of the survey, we will provide links to resources (grants, scholarships, etc.) and suggested sites for you to be aware of for professional development.
This survey is about 8 min. Initial results will be made at Engaging the African Diaspora Forum on June 10th 2015. Final results will be made available fall 2015.
To take survey visit World Bank here.
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