Roadmap
Below is a high-level overview of our strategic roadmap, which will be refined over time as we progress.
"Instrument", refers to ways of deploying capital to achieve our goal of sustainable development for Africa and its global diaspora.
At no point will any of the instruments listed below provide a capital return to individual investors.
Phase 1: Foundation Building
Launch platform
Short term projects
Expand scope to the Caribbean
Long term projects
Phase 2: Diversifying Social Instruments
Solidarity Fund
Grants for social entrepreneurs
Microfinance for small business owners
Expand scope to Latin America
Phase 3: Advanced Financial Instruments
Equity investments
Repayable debt
Expand scope to Global diaspora
Phase 4: Infrastructure Development
Physical Assets
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cross-Phase Priorities
Impact measurement
Implement and evolve a framework to evaluate and evolve the effectiveness of the capital deployed.
Community engagement
Foster strong, inclusive relationships with the communities we serve through active and ongoing engagement strategies.
Partnership building
Establish and scale strategic collaborations with local, regional, and international partners to extend our reach and impact.
Technology development
Develop and implement technology solutions to enhance our impact and effectiveness of deployed capital.
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Frequently asked
questions
Brian Busolo founded Duara and currently leads the company.
You can find information on our directorship and financials on companies house. You can also read our constitution. It explains our governance and laws.
Nope! Duara is not registered as a charity. We decided to be a non-profit only, as charity status limits the scope of work we can do as a development fund.
As a non-profit, we maintain flexibility while following the same financial rules as charities. No individuals can profit from Kwanda, and revenues can only be reinvested.
We'll keep revisiting this decision. We want to ensure we're in the best position as a development fund.