The African Diaspora Policy Centre (ADPC) enables African Diaspora in Europe to
connect more closely with the continent as a collective force. The thematic areas are
Peacebuilding
Research
Expert Meetings
Training
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Better Governance
Research
Expert Meetings
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Migration & Development
Research
Expert Meetings
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Communiquè on African Diaspora participation in the joint Africa-Eu Strategic Partnership
This communiqué was drafted in acknowledgement of the diaspora’s recognised role as a valuable stakeholder in the implementation of the Africa-EU Strategic Partnership and Action Plan.
Mainstreaming the Diaspora into Traditional Development Cooperation Circles
This policy brief is intended to raise awareness about the urgent need for policy measures that are geared toward mainstreaming diaspora development practitioners and initiatives into traditional and
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Diaspora Perspectives on the Joint Africa-EU Strategic Partnership
The Position Paper presents five key areas in which the African diaspora in Europe can effectively contribute to the Africa-EU Strategic Partnership and to the implementation of the Action Plan.
Beyond Migration Management Policy: An Alternative Discourse
The first policy brief attempts to advance an alternative research agenda that counter-balances the prevailing migration-management policy agenda currently pursued by most countries in Europe.
Call for Submissions
The African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD) is presently soliciting contributions for the first 2010 Issue of Conflict Trends (2010, Issue 1).
As this will be a General
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Policy Seminar
On 1-2 October 2009, the ADPC hosted a policy seminar, co-organised by the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD).
Drivers of Change
This booklet portrays ten Africans in the diaspora who possess a steadfast commitment to peace and development in their countries of origin.
Capacity Building for the newly-formed Diaspora Ministries in Africa
This ADPC research programme will develop policy insights in order to contribute to the understanding of the impact of the non-financial values transferred by the diaspora on homeland development.