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Background More people are on the move now than ever before, with approximately one in eight individuals globally either migrants or forcibly displaced. Despite not being inherently less healthy than host populations, millions in vulnerable situations face poorer health outcomes, especially where
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Verbal statement made by Türkiye during Session 2 of the Intergovernmental Conference for the GCM Regional Review.
Verbal statement made by Serbia during session 4 of the intergovernmenetal Conderence from GCM Regional Review.
Verbal statement made by Kazakhstan during session 4 of the intergovernmenetal Conderence from GCM Regional Review
The workshop provided an overview of support offered to Member States in preparation for the GCM Regional Review, as well as actions that they may undertake to ensure fruitful and engaging discussions. Indeed, ahead of the Review itself, Member States are invited to organise conversations, the GCM
The Regional Training Center on Migration (RTCM) and Zoom
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The Regional UN Network on Migration in West and Central Africa and the Government of Ghana in the framework of the GCM Champion countries initiative will organize the Informal Cross-Regional GCM Champions Event in Accra, Ghana took place on the 28th – 30th of November with financial support of
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The UN Network on Migration in Türkiye, established by the UN Country Team, plays a crucial role in supporting the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM) and safeguarding the rights of migrants. Its primary objectives include enhancing the understanding
Ankara, IOM Türkiye Main Office
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Baku, Azerbaijan, October 12th 2023: Capitalising on human mobility for the advancement of regional cooperation and the development of our societies following the 8th senior officials meeting (SOM) of the Almaty Process. Hybrid “GCM Talk” back-to-back with the AP SOM. The Talk was attended in person
Azerbaijan
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The 8th SOM of the Almaty Process is aimed at presenting an outlook of the Almaty Process calendar of events for 2023-2024 and set a mutually agreed direction of the platform under the Chairmanship of the Republic of Azerbaijan, in accordance with the priorities identified by the Chair.
Baku, Azerbaijan
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At the recent GCM Talk, co-hosted by the UK's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and IOM UK, speakers explored ways in which migrants can be part of the solution if included in adaptation, planning, implementation and monitoring. The roundtable discussion featured speakers from UN
Hybrid
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Baku, Azerbaijan, May 16th, 2023, Hybrid Seminar on "The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM)". The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Azerbaijan, in collaboration with the State Migration Service (SMS), organized this seminar for pertinent government agencies at
Azerbaijan
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Tirana, May 9th and 10th, 2023. Supporting the development and implementation of a new national strategy on migration and action plan in Albania: Workshop on the Global Compact for Migration (GCM) and synergies with other frameworks to Government officials and other relevant stakeholders in Albania.
Tirana International Hotel, Onufri room
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Minsk, April 11th 2023, 3 rd Ext. Meeting of United Nations Belarus Network on Migration. The 3rd extended meeting of the UNCNM in Belarus outlines the nexus between migration and development, GCM and SDGs, provide an overview of the recent developments in the migration sphere in Belarus, and
Ballroom, Renaissance hotel (Dzerzhinsky Avenue 1E, Minsk)
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Side-event of the United Nations Climate Change Conference Organized by the UN Network on Migration Thematic Workstream on Climate Change Global Compact for Safe Orderly and Regular Migration and the Paris Agreement Speakers H.E. Ambassador Neveen E Husseiny, Deputy Assistant Foreign Minister for
UNCT Egypt Pavilion/Online
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Side-event of the United Nations Climate Change Conference Supporting just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies while including those most impacted by climate change represents an important adaptation strategy in the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) region, one
Climate mobility pavilion
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At this moment the world faces many global challenges related to environment, climate change, health, food insecurity, economic recovery or human displacement. To take appropriate action, governments have to understand and monitor the existing situation and therefore need relevant and timely data
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This debriefing session was intended for Member States’ and other stakeholders’ representatives to share their feedback on their experience at, and in preparation for, the IMRF 2022 – including on the GCM Capacity Building Mechanisms, the support received by the UN Network on Migration, UN Country
Ashgabat
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IOM Armenia’s Head of Office Ms. Ilona Ter-Minasyan and the Head of the Migration Service of Armenia Mr. Armen Ghazaryan attended a follow-up meeting with international partners to present main developments on International Migration Review Forum (IMRF), discuss key messages, outcomes of the Forum
Yerevan
In May 2022, United Nations Member States, the United Nations system, and stakeholders gathered for the first International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). They sent a resounding message: migration and sustainable development are
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In 2018, Member States agreed to review the progress made at the local, national, regional and global levels in implementing the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) in the framework of the United Nations through a State-led approach and with the participation of all relevant
Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan

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