Diaspora groups like Armenian and Jews helping their homeland countries. It is estimated " that the aggregate annual family incomes of 1 million Armenians who live in California may be 15 times higher than the entire GDP of the Armenian economy. In the years since independence, fourteen large Diaspora organizations have mobilized about US$900 million in assistance to Armenia. A considerable part of this funding was of non-Armenian origin (Manasaryan 2004). "
These contributions aimed to fund more than 130 infrastructure projects. Some Armenian diaspora funded an organization called Hometown associations, " present a case study of three large Armenian Diaspora initiatives to support business development in Armenia, launched on the principles of social entrepreneurship. "
The majority of HomeTown Associations are small with predominantly working-class membership, limiting their activities to fundraising for ongoing programs or special needs, such as a natural disaster, health and education.
There are other project that are meant to support business development in Armenia, launched on the principles of social entrepreneurship.
I think diaspora Somalis can take the Armenian diaspora as an example and start forming transparent NGOs that are supported by diaspora Somalis. Somalis in NA are estimated to be around 500 000, in Europe they are around 200 000, in Australia, NZ and Asia 10 000. Basically they are more than 710 000 Somalis in the first world countries. Which means that, if 250 000 Somalis from 710 000 Somali in the west, monthly contributed with 10 dollars, to a NGO, they can rise around 2,5 million each month. 2m and 500k dollars each month only from a quarter of the Somalis that live in the 1st world countries.
So can for example establish as I said transparent NGO or something similar to that, with a platform that shows where each dollars was spent, like share its budget ledger on the internet, to build a trust between the NGO and its contributors. Inform them about the NGO's future plans, and so on. Hire or get help from Somali that are expert in water and energy infrastructures, business, agriculture and nutritionist etc. On top of that the NGO can show where the most contributors live, that may encourage other diasporas to support.
It doesn't need to be one NGO, but many that are meant to do different things, but one is better so it that would not confuse the diaspora community and distract them.
These contributions aimed to fund more than 130 infrastructure projects. Some Armenian diaspora funded an organization called Hometown associations, " present a case study of three large Armenian Diaspora initiatives to support business development in Armenia, launched on the principles of social entrepreneurship. "
The majority of HomeTown Associations are small with predominantly working-class membership, limiting their activities to fundraising for ongoing programs or special needs, such as a natural disaster, health and education.
There are other project that are meant to support business development in Armenia, launched on the principles of social entrepreneurship.
I think diaspora Somalis can take the Armenian diaspora as an example and start forming transparent NGOs that are supported by diaspora Somalis. Somalis in NA are estimated to be around 500 000, in Europe they are around 200 000, in Australia, NZ and Asia 10 000. Basically they are more than 710 000 Somalis in the first world countries. Which means that, if 250 000 Somalis from 710 000 Somali in the west, monthly contributed with 10 dollars, to a NGO, they can rise around 2,5 million each month. 2m and 500k dollars each month only from a quarter of the Somalis that live in the 1st world countries.
So can for example establish as I said transparent NGO or something similar to that, with a platform that shows where each dollars was spent, like share its budget ledger on the internet, to build a trust between the NGO and its contributors. Inform them about the NGO's future plans, and so on. Hire or get help from Somali that are expert in water and energy infrastructures, business, agriculture and nutritionist etc. On top of that the NGO can show where the most contributors live, that may encourage other diasporas to support.
It doesn't need to be one NGO, but many that are meant to do different things, but one is better so it that would not confuse the diaspora community and distract them.