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Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) and pertaining methodological materials on migration data collection and analysis

International Organization for Migration (IOM) – the UN Migration Agency, Mission to Turkmenistan in partnership with Ministry of Foreign Affairs and State Migration Service of Turkmenistan organized a two-day workshop for national stakeholders on “Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) and
Ashgabat
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IMRF Dialogue -- Government-Civil Society Partnerships on Alternatives to Immigration Detention

Our next Dialogue will raise awareness about the advantages of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) whole-of-society approach. It will highlight examples where governments and civil society have come together to make alternatives to immigration detention (ATD) work

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1st multi sectoral consultation in the framework of IMRF devoted to "role of Youth in GCM implementation "

The 1st multidimensional three-stages consultations on implementation of GCM in Azerbaijan dedicated to the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) has been launched on March 30, 2022 with collaborative event co-organized by IOM Azerbaijan and State Migration Service. The first round of

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1st multidimensional three-stages consultations for youth on implementation of GCM in Azerbaijan

IOM Azerbaijan and the State Migration Service (SMS) organized consultations for representatives of youth organizations on implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) in Azerbaijan dedicated to the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF). The event began
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Webinarios regionales hacia el Foro de Examen de la Migración Internacional

La Red Regional de Naciones Unidas sobre Migración de América Latina y el Caribe invita a unirse a una serie de cuatro webinarios regionales multiactorales que se llevarán adelante entre fines de marzo y fines de abril de 2022. Estos webinarios, diseñados para apoyar a los Estados, la sociedad civil
Zoom
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Fair Recruitment Initiative: Regional launch in Africa

The ILO Regional Office for Africa in collaboration with the African Union Commission, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) and the International Organization of Employers (IOE) are partnering to launch the Fair Recruitment Initiative in Africa in March 2022. This launch is an
Hybrid: In-person in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, and ZOOM
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Missing Migrants, Missing Solutions? Preventing and resolving missing migrants cases & addressing the needs of their families through the GCM

The phenomenon of missing migrants is a global humanitarian and human rights challenge. It affects tens of thousands of people who disappear along migratory routes on land and at sea and in countries of destination, leaving behind families in painful uncertainty over the fate of their loved ones
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The Migration Network Hub: Training session for CSOs and stakeholders

We are pleased to invite you to join a training session on how to use the Migration Network Hub. The session will cover the use of the Discussion Spaces, the Repository of Practices and the Experts and Resource Database. It will also provide information on how to engage in some of the IMRF
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Gaps and Emerging Challenges: The Impact of our Evolving Climate on Migrants.

This Dialogue is convened by the co-leads of the UN Network’s workstream on climate change and migration under thematic priority 4 of the Network’s workplan, which is co-led by ILO, IOM, and UNFCCC. Discussions will look to set the scene ahead of the IMRF, including elements to be considered under
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The GCM Capacity Building Mechanism in Action: Implementing the Recommendations of the Secretary General’s Report

At Migration Week 2022, the UN Network on Migration will host an event inviting Member States, the United Nations system, and all partners to discuss the capacity building mechanism (CBM) and how it supports the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM). In line with the policy
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Online Launch: 3 Research Briefs on Children and Migration

The UNICEF MENA Regional Office in partnership with UNICEF-Innocenti Office of Research and in cooperation with the UN Regional Network on Migration, is pleased to invite you to register for the online launch of three timely research briefs - Implementing the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and
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Launch of the Global Guidance on Bilateral Labour Migration Agreements

Background Rights-based bilateral labour migration agreements are recognised as a tool for enabling migrant workers to move safely through regular migration pathways, supporting the achievement of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration. Under the auspices of the UN Network on
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Training on International Migration Law

In light of the Migration Week, the Regional Training Center on Migration (RTCM), in coordination with the State Migration Service of Azerbaijan and IOM Azerbaijan, is organizing a two-days regional course on International Migration Law, discussing the general frameworks, main instruments and
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2-day regional course on “International Migration Law"

On 17-18 February 2022, IOM Azerbaijan jointly with the State Migration Service (SMS) organized a two-day regional hybrid course on “International Migration Law” (IML) for the civil servants of migration agencies and other state bodies of 10 regional countries, including Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova
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Regional Training on International Migration Law

On 17-18 February 2022, IOM Azerbaijan jointly with the State Migration Service (SMS) organized a two-day regional hybrid course on “International Migration Law” (IML) for the civil servants of migration agencies and other state bodies of 10 regional countries, including Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova
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High-Level Briefing on the Secretary-General’s Report

The President of the General Assembly is convening a briefing on the Secretary-General’s Report on the GCM and its findings and recommendations on how to ensure safe, orderly and regular migration and fulfil the promise of the GCM, in accordance with its vision and guiding principles.
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Mainstreaming migration into rural development interventions

Agriculture continues to remain an economic strength of many African economies accounting for a growing share of workers. Many migrants working in the agricultural sector face challenging conditions, with limited or no access to core services and generally poor access to social protection. Moreover
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Briefing on the IMRF to the Global Task Force on Local and Regional Governments

As stated in the UN Secretary-General Report on the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM), “the instrumental role of local actors in implementing the Compact, as first responders during crises and more generally, has become increasingly apparent.” Since the adoption of the GCM
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Working Towards a More Gender-Responsive Reintegration Process for Returned Migrants

When: Tuesday, February 15, 2022 9:00 A.M. ET (New York, DC) / 3:00 P.M. CET (Berlin, Brussels) / 5:00 P.M. EAT (Addis Ababa, Nairobi) Where: MPI Webinar Speakers: Elke Löbel, Head of Directorate on Displacement and Migration, Crisis Prevention, and Management; and Commissioner for Refugee Policy
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Provision of Essential Services to Migrants: Promising practices and Emerging Challenges

The Network Working Group on Access to Services will release a report providing practical examples on how migrants are included in the provision of services in the field of health, housing, education, vocational training, and basic public services such as water and sanitation. This event is the
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