Diaspora Event at The House of Commons
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DIASPORA AND THE UK ECONOMY
A study session at the House of Commons on Thursday 25th March 2010 (pm)

AIMS OF THE EVENT
The event will provide a platform for organisations working with a wide range of Diaspora communities to come together to share experiences and collectively identify the key issues. It is hoped that we will be able to identify opportunities for increased collaborative working.
We are expecting to be joined by Government and Shadow Government representatives
The event proposes to focus on specific themes:

1. I wish to attend the event on the 25th March 2010 at the House of Commons

I wish to attend the event on the 25th March 2010 at the House of Commons YES

2. I cannot attend on the 25th March but would like to be kept informed

I cannot attend on the 25th March but would like to be kept informed YES

3. The event proposes to focus on specific themes:(please select a workshop preference)

The event proposes to focus on specific themes:(please select a workshop preference) The impact on Diaspora communities in the UK and the organisations supporting them.- sharing experiences across communities – Workshop A

The impact on Diaspora communities and organisations in their role in development of home communities. Workshop B

What capacity-building support Diaspora Communities can provide to home communities - sharing experiences across communities. Workshop C

Exploring the relationship of Diaspora communities and organisations with International Development Organisations and agencies and how the Diaspora communities can assist, advise and contribute to International Development; both in sustainable development and emergency relief. Workshop D

4. YOUR DETAILS

YOUR DETAILS Your Name
Your organisation
Your Role/Job Title
Communities represented/worked with
Contact Address
Address
County/City
Postcode
Telephone Number
E-mail address

5. Is there a particular issue you would like to see addressed?

Is there a particular issue you would like to see addressed?

6. We may be able to offer some limited assistance with travel costs for small organisations attending from outside London
please tick the box if you would require travel cost support to attend.

We may be able to offer some limited assistance with travel costs for small organisations attending from outside London please tick the box if you would require travel cost support to attend. Yes

PLEASE COMPLETE THIS REGISTRATION FORM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
THE EVENT WILL BE BY INVITATION ONLY -
Places are very limited, and we are keen to ensure that a wide-cross section of the Diaspora communities in the UK are able to attend.
We will notify all respondents by ----

If we are able to offer you a place, you will need to allow time for security procedures at the Palace of Westminster.

We will send you a full programme and attendance instructions nearer the date.

Connections for Development is a UK, Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) led, membership based organisation committed to ensuring that UK BME communities, and the organisations they are involved in here, are supported in the process of shaping and delivering policy and projects that affect their countries of origin or interest – collectively “our world”.

The League of British Muslims is a national voluntary organisation that supports Muslim-led voluntary and community organisations throughout the UK. It supports to small to medium Muslim voluntary and community groups nationwide through research, training, policy development, fundraising advice and networking opportunities.

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