Promoting Service
Empowering Leaders
Strengthening Institutions
Help strengthen African nonprofits and contributes to the development of high caliber African nonprofit leaders. Development Corps Africa offers professional volunteer opportunities for youth who provide up to one year of direct service with traditional nonprofits and nonprofit social enterprises.
Read MoreCorporate Corps Africa opens a professional service pipeline for African Diaspora and youth citizens from outside of Africa who are interested in obtaining work experience in Africa. Through Corporate Corps Africa young professionals can further develop their skills while helping corporations address challenges to their growth and profitability.
Read MoreAdvance socio-economic development in Africa by deploying the talents of young African Diaspora and youth citizens from outside of the continent to nonprofits and small businesses that are struggling to attract skilled professionals.
Read More
— Heather Girling, http://www.tigweb.org
I thought this was a really great idea - offering MBA students or young professionals the opportunity to get experience by helping out small businesses in Africa. A really great way to give both sides exactly what they need, and smaller businesses avoid having to pay huge consultancy fees!
— Robert Ashton, United Kingdom
"In my view, this program provides a unique opportunity for tomorrow's entrepreneurs to gain a real insight into global enterprise. Few nations are islands and none will thrive unless their young people understand and experience the wider world."
— Kjeld Metsemakers, The Netherlands
"I decided to come to Nigeria because I heard there was a big scene of Afro HipHop in Lagos. So I applied for the program. I interned in a Lagos-based professional company that specializes in Photography, Audio and Visuals. It was a nice place where I learned a lot and besides that, I now have the true experience of Africa.
We are pleased to welcome LDI Africa’s newest staff member:Yehwroe Sinyan – Program ManagerYehwroe is a Social Sector professional
Africa Open for the Business of Service March 25, 2013 Franklin D. Reeves Center of Municipal Affairs, Washington, DC By
Read more
A "Hi-Hustle Quotient" is Evident at the Harvard Business School's African Business Conference (Phrase attributed to Eghosa
Read moreExtended Deadline - Applications Close January 31 st Since the launch of our Emerging Institutions Fellowship Program
Read more2012 Copyright Landmark Development Initiative Africa (LDI Africa) Designed & Developed by Estraxia