This study explores the possibility of establishing a diaspora-targeted Investment Fund for investment opportunities in the private sector of Kosovo. The study offers the most suitable model and investment strategy for such a Fund based on consultations with diaspora members and takes into considerations the limitations and risks of the business environment in Kosovo.

The objective of this exploratory research project was to evaluate and study the feasibility of offering municipal bonds to the Kosovar diaspora. In order to address the objective, the main exploratory research techniques applied were focus groups and one-on-one in-depth interviews with relevant stakeholders such as businesses, business support organizations, governmental (central and local level) and non-governmental institutions, members of the Kosovar diaspora, and international organizations operating in Kosovo.

"The report speaks on labour mobility; the impact of South–South migration on development; diaspora and remittances; internal migration and displacement; and irregular and return migration, as well as some cross-cutting themes such as human rights and environmental migration.

As migrações, internas e internacionais, são um fenómeno de grande relevância em África. São fluxos multiformes, de grande amplitude e na sua grande maioria internos ao continente (FIDH, 2007). As migrações africanas são quantitativamente muito importantes, tanto em termos de rácio relativamente à população, como em números absolutos, quando comparados com outras zonas do mundo. Ancorados na história africana, nos tempos mais recentes os movimentos migratórios têm-se desenvolvido  e tornado mais complexos. Os destinos multiplicaram-se e os itinerários alongaram-se (FIDH, 2007).

This study sought to explore the various ways through which the Government of Kenya can involve its diasporas in human development. This research examines the Kenyan case on how migrants within developing countries, especially within the Africa, Caribbean and the Pacific (ACP) countries, can be involved in national development in Kenya.

This is a study on the engagement of the Haitian diaspora in the Caribbean. The study enables further understanding of migration models in other destinations. The absence of the Dominican Republic as a case study is due, among other reasons, to the many studies that have focused on it already. This fact has enabled a concentration on three lesser-known cases.  

​The study aims to interrogate the interrelationships between South–South migration and development on how to effectively integrate this form of human mobility into national and regional development plans and poverty reduction challenges in Nigeria.

This study researches the social-economic profile of Moldovan citizens temporarily or permanently staying abroad, persons originating from the Republic of Moldova and their descendants, as well as their communities, in order to help the Moldovan Government develop migration management policies.

The primary objectives of this study are the specification of the socio-demographic and economic profile of Moldovan migrants and representatives of the Moldovan diaspora in the Russian Federation, their adaptation issues, future personal and family plans and potential of investment in the economy of Moldova and Russia.  

Over the past years, migration research and policymaking have focused much attention on South-North flows and on certain aspects of the migration and development nexus, such as remittances and ‘brain drain’. Cultural remittances have received little attention in policymaking. Nevertheless, culture is an important channel in the relation between migrants and their home communities and can be perceived as a potential contribution of diasporas to their countries and communities of origin.