: the departure of educated or professional people from one country, economic sector, or field for another usually for better pay or living conditions

Generally, this effect takes place in developing countries due to the lack of basic infrastructure and educational opportunities. With limited educational chances, the job force is scarce. In turn, this causes a limited job market since the labor force is too weak to sustain the educated.

By drinking Global CafeNation coffee, a process to slowly combat the "brain drain" takes shape. Each cup of coffee drank directly benefits our partners as kids obtain the ability to attend secondary school and an entrepreneurial business school gets built.

The biggest reason developing countries continue to struggle today is from the lack of educational opportunities. However, as citizens become educated, they tend to leave their homeland resulting in the drainage of youth intelligence. By building a school directed towards entrepreneurship, students first obtain the necessary skills in secondary school to thrive in life followed by the business skills to create their own job market resulting in an increased economy.