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Eventos

Opening remarks on the GCM Regional Review by the Republic of Moldova.
Closing remarks on the GCM Regional Review by the Republic of Moldova.
Opening eight weeks prior to the Regional Review in March 2024, the discussion space is a place where stakeholder organizations are invited to continuously share research reports, recommendations, data and feedback on the implementation of GCM objectives and migration policy, in response to guiding
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Workshop designed to build understanding of GCM tools, frameworks and processes, including the UN Network on Migration, the Migration Network Hub and GCM Pledging Initiative, and to expand implementation capacity.
The purpose of the training retreat is to provide guidance to the UN Country Teams/ UNNM members in Tajikistan on how to systematically integrate migration into UN Cooperation Frameworks (CFs) and accompanying Common Country Analyses (CCAs).
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The text provides a detailed description of a workshop held in Tajikistan to discuss the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM).
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The UN Network on Migration is pleased to announce the launch of preparatory processes including with stakeholders for the upcoming Regional Reviews of the GCM.
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The UN Network on Migration is pleased to announce the launch of preparatory processes, including with stakeholders for the upcoming Regional Reviews of the GCM.
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Panama, as the Pro-Témpore Presidency of the RCM 2023, seeks to provide a space for the exchange of lessons learned, good practices, policies, tools and innovative approaches to strengthen cooperation on migration governance and contribute to the GCM’s second regional review to be held in 2024.
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The purpose of the training event is to provide guidance for UN Country Teams/UNNM members in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, as well as other relevant stakeholders, on how to systematically integrate migration into UN Cooperation Frameworks (CFs) and accompanying Common Country Analyses (CCAs).
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The 2023 SDG Summit took place on 18-19 September 2023, during the United Nations General Assembly high-level week.
United Nations Headquarters, New York
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The IOM team (including GCMU HQ, RLPO RO Vienna and IOM country offices in Central Asia) organized an orientation/induction session for newly hired consultants to enable them to proceed with implementing GCM activities on the ground, providing technical support to the Central Asian countries
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To advance GCM implementation in Central Asia, IOM Kazakhstan will organize a set of events and interventions within the framework of the sub-regional IOM project “Supporting the Governments of Central Asian States in the implementation of the GCM” funded by MIRAC.
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Co-organized in partnership with the Diaspora Relations Bureau of the State Chancellery, the workshop aims to engage Moldovan diaspora members to share their valuable insights and experiences to inform the identification of effective accelerators related to mobility, return and reintegration, social
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Baku, Azerbaijan, May 16th, 2023, Hybrid Seminar on "The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM)".
Azerbaijan
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Migration is viewed as one of the important transnational governance challenges of our times by policymakers.
Ottawa / Hybrid
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This hybrid event is the first in a series of migration policy roundtables and provides an opportunity to reflect on progress related to the implementation of the Global Compact on Migration (GCM).
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The UN Network on Migration organized a hybrid meeting, with in-person participation in the Palais des Nations, Geneva and remote participation online. The recordings, final report of the meeting and statements are available here.
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*Todas las referencias a Kosovo deben entenderse en el contexto de la Resolución 1244 [1999] del Consejo de Seguridad de las Naciones Unidas.