Six-Step GCM Guidance - Infosheet

The Network developed a six-step guide designed to serve governments and stakeholders. This includes actors at all levels and sectors of government, as well as migrants, diasporas, local communities, civil society, academia, the private sector, parliamentarians, trade unions, national human rights...

The way governments implement the GCM differs according to migration contexts and dynamics and migrant needs. Countries and regions have diverse capacities, resources, and institutional/legal frameworks for managing migration. To help our partners establish the structures and systems to ensure...

The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) is comprehensive in its objectives and principles in addressing wide range of concerns for diverse groups of migrants. As a result of the commitments made by Kenya in the 2022 International Migration Review Forum, the Kenya National...

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  The Migration Network Hub is the official online platform for knowledge-sharing on GCM implementation (learn more here).
   
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  Anyone working on the GCM can apply for an account and submit resources, links, videos, and events for publication on the Hub.
   
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Check out the most comprehensive database on policies and practices related to climate-induced migration.

Why?
Migration is complex and uncertain. To be effective, migration policies need to explicitly acknowledge these two features of contemporary mobility. This is especially crucial as migration remains a top policy priority area across Europe, with many policy actions being proposed and implemented...

On 7th September 2023, UK FCDO and IOM UK organised a GCM talk on Migration and adaptation in the context of climate change: a pragmatic approach towards removing barriers and enhancing opportunities. The roundtable discussion featured speakers from UN agencies, academia and civil society.

The...

On the occasion of the 2023 SDG Summit, the UN Network on Migration released a statement urging Member States to recognize migrants’ and diasporas’ vital contributions to the sustainable development of all societies and address the all too frequent instances in which migrants’ rights are...

La ola migratoria de Venezuela es consecuencia de una enorme crisis económica que entre 2013 y 2021 redujo el PBI de ese país en más de 75%, provocando la salida hasta la fecha de siete millones de personas, de las cuales unos seis millones se encuentran en países de América Latina y el Caribe. La...

En Perú, la Misión Scalabriniana brinda asistencia a las personas migrantes que llegan al Perú. Desde sus casas de acogida ofrecen alojamiento, alimentación, apoyo sicosocial y la información de como acceder a salud, educación y otros derechos.  Existen dos casas de acogida: Lima y Tacna.

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The Migration Multi-Partner Trust Fund is the vehicle to bring the Compact to life. Watch an overview of the 21 Joint Programmes the MMPTF is now funding.

Workstream “Measuring progress: GCM indicators"

Mapping of indicator frameworks (Mapping 1) - Corrigendum

Report on Mapping of Indicator Frameworks (Mapping 1) - corrigendum

GCM Talk on Migrant Smuggling 22 June 2023 - Summary Report

El objetivo del presente informe de políticas es presentar un panorama de la situación en lo que respecta a los conocimientos y las posibilidades de acción para luchar contra el tráfico de migrantes. Mediante este documento también se aspira a identificar deficiencias, zonas grises y oportunidades...

The Migration MPTF launched its new Joint Programme, "Strengthening Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Agencies' Capacity to Coordinate and Exchange Information to Investigate and Prosecute Human Trafficking and the Smuggling of Migrants," in Costa Rica. 

Through this Joint Programme, partner...