Living far from home, without losing it
Guides designed to be useful straight away, whether or not you are a member. Pillar 15 sees the diaspora as a “rare resource”. It is not an audience: it is a resource to be supported.
Practical guides
Useful whether or not you are a member of the movement.
Investing in Côte d'Ivoire
Land, setting up a business, safeguards, known pitfalls.
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Civil status and papers
Birth certificate, ID card, passport, transcriptions.
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Preparing your return
Resettling, work, housing, pace.
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Money transfers
Comparing fees, making regular transfers safe.
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Children’s schooling
Equivalences, language, arriving mid-year.
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Health and cover
Care back home, insurance, continuity of treatment.
Read the guide →Our political rights
Pillar 15 — The diaspora, a rare resource. The project's text in our translation; the French text is authoritative.
In the society of trust, the Ivorian diaspora — the brothers and sisters who have left their native land to settle in other countries while keeping deep and living ties with their culture of origin.
The Ivorian diaspora is a pool of skills and talent that can make a significant contribution to the innovation and competitiveness of our economy. Their highly diverse expertise is a rare resource for our country, and yet one that is very little used.
In building the society of trust, ADCI intends to give the Ivorian diaspora the place it has never had, including by reserving two seats in the National Assembly for it and by providing a legal framework for its investments in our country.
Your skills are worth more than a membership fee
A lawyer in Montreal, a teacher in Brussels, an accountant in Milan: tell us what you can do. The coordinations call on this pool when they need it.