This document discusses ways to help close Africa's annual $50 billion infrastructure funding gap over the next 10 years. It proposes a collaborative approach between African emigrants, local banks, and governments. Local banks can provide banking services tailored to emigrants' needs and help channel emigrants' remittances and savings into infrastructure projects to bridge the gap. Governments can implement policies to incentivize diaspora investment and improve engagement. Working together, these groups could leverage emigrants' $37 billion in annual savings and $32 billion in remittances to significantly reduce the infrastructure funding shortage.