The Economic Repercussions of Diaspora Remittances in Cameroon - Frambo, Tarh Besong
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While the volume of remittances to developing countries has been growing significantly over the years, it has not received much attention in the migrants countries of origin. As a result, the development potential of inbound remittances has not been fully utilized. However, some countries have realized the importance of remittances and have developed strategies to encourage the inflow and investment of remittances in homeland. Within this framework, this book explores the economic repercussions of Diaspora remittances in Cameroon in the wake of a significant composition of the country s…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
While the volume of remittances to developing countries has been growing significantly over the years, it has not received much attention in the migrants countries of origin. As a result, the development potential of inbound remittances has not been fully utilized. However, some countries have realized the importance of remittances and have developed strategies to encourage the inflow and investment of remittances in homeland. Within this framework, this book explores the economic repercussions of Diaspora remittances in Cameroon in the wake of a significant composition of the country s Diaspora both in quality and quantity. The data is mainly collected from secondary sources, documents, articles and policy papers as well as from a number of unstructured interviews with recipients, Diaspora members and top functionaries in the Cameroonians Abroad Division of the Ministry of External Relations. it reveals that Diaspora remittances are extensively used in a variety of ways in the economic development of Cameroon (financing of education, payment of health bills, financing of small and medium size enterprises, etc)
Autorenporträt
TARH BESONG FRAMBO is a diplomat, graduate of the prestigious International Relations Institute of Cameroon (IRIC). He holds two Masters Degrees (in International Finance and in Specialized Diplomacy). Prior to his admission into this institution, he obtained a B.sc in Economics and a Post Graduate Diploma in Economic Policy Analysis.