Diasporas consist of individuals with the capacity to adapt and readapt to various societies, to belong to and understand multiple settings and cultures, and to thrive in diverse contexts. [...] areas of philanthropy and fundraising, contributions Africans in the diaspora preparedness, response and recovery. CDAC brings together the United diaspora engagement, and speaking make to African development” The Shabaka specializes in research, Nations agencies, the Red Cross/ and presenting. [...] connecting entrepreneurs, investors, leading social entrepreneurs. Its mission is to amplify the influence academics and leaders of non-profit Ashoka’s Diaspora Networks helps and impact of African diaspora organizations, corporations and activate the change-making nature of individuals and development official development agencies to learn, diaspora leaders and communities. [...] The mission of SAPA is to develop and maintain a strong and dynamic professional society that: (1) supports the advancement of its members; (2) responsive to the needs of its members’ communities within the United States and the Sudan; and (3) aids in fulfilling its members’ philanthropic endeavours within the United States and the Sudan. [...] Their mission is to document and amplify lived experiences, expertise, and ideas from the frontlines of the climate crisis; bridge the gap between diasporic and local communities and facilitate joint action and connection; and train a new generation climate justice leaders, confident to represent sidelined communities, to take up space in the environmental space and contribute to climate action.
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Table of Contents
- DOTT Cover Page 1
- Copyright and Legal Disclaimer 2
- Intro 4
- I - Contents 5
- I - Who is it for? 6
- I - How does it work? 7
- I - How - About the Trainings 8
- I - How - Self-Reflective Questions 9
- I - How - Be Inspired and Join the Community 10
- I - About us and the process 15
- Module 1 - Overview 16
- 1 - Trainings 17
- 1 - Diaspora Stories 20
- Turkish Women’s International Network 20
- African Diaspora Network 21
- Sudanese American Physicians Association 22
- 1.1 - Vision, Mission and Goals 23
- Theory of Change 24
- 3 Levels of Impact 26
- SDGs for the Diaspora 27
- 1.2 - Organizational Structure and Community 28
- 1.3 - Governance and Leadership 29
- Community Groups and Gov. Body Structure 30
- 1.4 - Strategic Planning 31
- Your Road Map to Strategic Planning 32
- Structure of a Strategic Plan 33
- 1.5 - Knowledge Management, M&E and Learning 34
- Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Methods 35
- A LogFrame for Project Management 36
- 1.6 - Financial Planning and Management 37
- Financial Staff Responsibilities 38
- 1.7 - Diversity, Equality and Inclusion 39
- Code of Conduct to Support DEI 40
- Module 2 - Overview 41
- 2 - Trainings 42
- 2 - Diaspora Stories 46
- Diaspora Investment in Malian Enterprises 47
- Scottish Business Network 48
- Non-Resident Nepali Association 49
- Hodi Karibu 50
- Albanian Diaspora Mentoring Programme 51
- Hungarian Diaspora Mentoring Programme 52
- Mentoring Scheme for Women Entrepreneurs 53
- RAICEX 54
- Raizes - Brazilian Language and Culture 55
- Egyptian Professionals Network 56
- Tropical Health and Education Trust 57
- Zidi Circle 58
- African Diaspora Youth Forum in Europe (ADYFE) 59
- Nigerian Youth Netherlands 60
- The Diaspora Initiative (TDI) 61
- Migrant Forum in Asia 62
- Tazar 63
- Bangladeshi Diaspora Climate Action (BDCA) 64
- 1.2° Diaries 65
- Comdu.it Germany 66
- 2.1 - Programme and Project Management 67
- Project Document / Handbook 68
- Risk Matrix Examples 69
- Areas of Promising Diaspora Intervention 70
- 2.2 - Diaspora Humanitarian Response 71
- 2.3 - Diaspora Investment and Entrepreneurship 72
- 2.3.1 - Diaspora Investment 73
- Diaspora Investment Readiness Index 74
- 2.3.2 - Diaspora Entrepreneurship 75
- 2.4 - Diaspora Skills and Knowledge Transfer 76
- 2.5 - Diaspora Youth 77
- 2.6 - Diaspora Rights 78
- 2.7 - Diaspora and Climate Action 79
- Module 3 - Overview 80
- 3 - Trainings 81
- 3 - Diaspora Stories 83
- The Ethiopian Diaspora Trust Fund (EDTF) 84
- The Rahela Trust 85
- New Ways Organization 86
- Nova Ukraine 87
- Project 1957 88
- We Can Clean Up Our Town Foundation 89
- Purposeful Foundation 90
- Shabaka Crowdfunding Campaign 91
- WIDU 92
- Developing Capacity to Leverage Finance 93
- 3.1 - Planning for Sustainable Finances 94
- 8 Steps for Fundraising 95
- 3.1.1 - Identity, Purpose and Story 96
- Story Telling 97
- Story Telling Canvas 98
- 3.1.2 - Mapping Funding Opportunities 99
- The Donor Pyramid 100
- 3.1.3 - Fundraising Plan 101
- The Fundraising Cycle 102
- 3.1.4 - Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning 103
- 3.2 - Different Revenue Streams 104
- Funding Sourcing 105
- 3.2.1 - Diaspora Philanthropy 106
- 3.2.2 - Grant Funding 107
- 3.2.3 - Private Sector Funding 108
- 3.2.4 - Commercial Activities 109
- Different Types of Commercial Activities 110
- 3.2.5 - Crowdfunding 111
- Crowdfunding Process 112
- Module 4 - Overview 113
- 4 - Trainings 114
- 4 - Diaspora Stories 117
- East Timorese Association, Peterborough 118
- Association of Afghan Healthcare Professionals 119
- Indonesian Diaspora Network 120
- Clubhouse 121
- FinnSom 122
- US–India Political Action Committee 123
- Global Diaspora Confederation 124
- The Diaspora Initiative 125
- ASEAN Diaspora Youth Development (AYDP) 126
- 4.1 - Communication Outreach Strategy 127
- Communication Planning Template 129
- 4.2 - Diaspora Networking and Communications 130
- 4.2.1 - Mapping Diaspora and Database Management 131
- Methods for Diaspora Mapping 132
- 4.2.2 - Community Outreach and Listening 133
- Four Steps of Relationship Building 134
- 4.2.3 - Digital Media 135
- Your Social Media Strategy Checklist 136
- 4.3 - Networking, Communications and Partnerships 137
- 4.3.1 - Network and form Alliances 138
- Players and Actors Brainstorming 139
- 4.3.2 - Diaspora Umbrella Networks 140
- 4.3.3 - Advocacy and Lobbying 141
- Methods and Tools for Advocacy 142
- 4.3.4 - Government and Institutional Partnerships 143
- Checklist for Identifying Partners 144
- Closing Remarks 145
- DOTT Back Cover 146
