Unity
One people across continents — stronger together.
Land Acknowledgement
IDDA Inc. Canada acknowledges this sacred land in Toronto — the traditional territory of many nations, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples.
It is now home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Toronto is covered by Treaty 13 with the Mississaugas of the Credit.
As an NGO, our stakeholders are grateful to work collaboratively to facilitate the settlement of immigrants and the integration of Canadians — especially vulnerable clienteles of diverse social traditions and faiths.
Unity is strength. United we stand — today, tomorrow, and forever.
Global Reach
Measurable progress for diaspora communities and the homeland — Ala-Igbo.
We work with the communities we serve — building capacity from the ground up.
About IDDA
The Igbo Diaspora Development Agency is dedicated to uniting and advancing the interests of Igbo people in the diaspora and the homeland. We bring together individuals, organizations, professionals, and institutions to drive sustainable development, preserve cultural heritage, and promote wellbeing worldwide.
Empower Igbo communities through capacity building, timely social support, justice advocacy, and cultural, educational, and human empowerment.
A globally connected network of thriving Igbo diaspora entities contributing to cultural, social, and economic development — at home and abroad.
Bridge socio-cultural gaps between continents and Ala-Igbo through unity, resilience, and cultural pride.
What Guides Us
Principles that shape every program, partnership, and act of service.
One people across continents — stronger together.
Advocate for justice so that justice may sustain us.
Transparent stewardship of trust and resources.
Raising capable mentors and next-generation leaders.
Modern tools for timeless community needs.
Preserving language, heritage, and identity.
Bottom-up development with those we serve.
Standing with the vulnerable in a richer world.
What We Do
Multi-faceted empowerment — from youth and language to food security and relief.
Diaspora Network
Animated presence across continents — connecting diaspora and homeland.
Spotlight
Voices
Media
How IDDA’s bottom-up model helps member organizations deliver sustainable social support.
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Together
“No matter where we live, our identity, culture, and responsibility to one another remain the same.
Together, we can create a future where every Igbo person thrives — sustainably.”