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The Africa-Europe Diaspora Development Platform (ADEPT) in partnership with the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) and the Ministry Delegate in Charge of Mission to…
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Connecting Diaspora for Development: from brain drain to brain gain and brain circulation
27 September 2018, Brussels – ADEPT, in partnership with IOM The Netherlands organised its monthly webinar on “Connecting Diaspora for Development: from brain drain to…
ADEPT Comm’s coffee
19 September 2018, Brussels – ADEPT took its first Comm’s coffee online meeting to discuss with its members and networkers what collaborative tools do they…
“Young generations, you are the force of change”
17 September 2018, Geneva – The Second International Conference of Young Francophones was organised on Monday, September 17 at the Palais des Nations in Geneva.…
Regional Consultative Process to support the Global Compact on Migration implementation kick start in Geneva
3 – 4 September 2018, Geneva – ADEPT, represented by Khady SAKHO NIANG, its President and Kekeli Kpognon, ADEPT’s acting executive director have been invited…
Connect to ADEPT’s September webinar: Connecting diaspora for development – From brain drain to brain gain and brain circulation
Photo credit: IOM the Netherlands “Giving back to the country of one’s origin is always a wonderful experience knowing that one is empowering…
WAY FORWARD TO GFMD 2018
On 3-4 September 2018, ADEPT participated in the GFMD Preparatory Meeting in Geneva, Switzerland. Mrs Khady Sakho Niang, the ADEPT’s President and Mrs Kékéli…
Global Diaspora Week 2018
The Global Diaspora Week (GDW) is a week dedicated to diaspora communities and their contributions to global development. The event aims at creating awareness,…
JOIN ADEPT’S COMMS’ COFFEE
“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.” We believe in our joint efforts and collective intelligence. That is…
ADEPT organised its August Webinar: #Digital4RuralDevelopment in Africa on 30 August 2018
Migrants’ remittances have been crucial to reducing the scale and the severity of poverty in the developing world, covering basic needs and allowing to…