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This report analyses the challenges and lessons learned from a 22-month skills mobility partnership between Belgium and Tunisia, offering Tunisian graduates the opportunity to participate in a sixth-month internship program in Belgium and job seeking assistance upon return to Tunisia.
Date of publication:
28 September 2020
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Digitalization is a key driver of change. As information and communication technology (ICT) continues to advance and digital technologies are further integrated into sectors across our economies, the skills that are needed the most also continue to change and are increasingly in demand.
Date of publication:
22 September 2020
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The global report explores the impacts of COVID-19 on access to basic services for migrants, examining how risks, vulnerabilities and challenges have been exacerbated by the pandemic and outlining main obstacles (legal, practical, administrative, etc.) to access.
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11 September 2020
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This report focuses on five key groups who often face discrimination based on their group membership: migrants and ethnic minorities, LGBTQ people, older people, people with disabilities and women It assesses: i) how the inclusion of these groups in OECD labour markets has evolved over time, ii) the...
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02 September 2020
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The EU 2020 Rule of Law Report presents a synthesis of the rule of law situation in the European Union and an assessment of the situation in each EU member state in dedicated chapters.
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01 September 2020
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This MPI Europe-International Organization for Migration (IOM) report explores key lessons cities can draw from the social innovation that accompanied the 2015–16 arrivals to help them weather the challenges brought by the pandemic.
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01 September 2020
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The report looks at how the Compact is being referred to and implemented in the very particular time of not one but three COVID-related global crises. It finds that the crises have both necessitated and generated vibrant multi-actor exchange pertaining to GCM matters.
Date of publication:
01 September 2020
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This information sheet provides an overview of the connections between migration health and the different sustainable development goals, as well as selected examples of IOM activities towards the SDGs.
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01 September 2020
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This report updates and qualifies the discussion on the migration of indigenous people from the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela to the Federative Republic of Brazil.
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12 August 2020
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The present report was prepared in response to General Assembly resolution 73/241. Section II presents the latest global levels and trends in international migration.
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05 August 2020
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Approximately 50 million children can be considered ‘on the move’.
Date of publication:
30 July 2020
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This report draws on data collected by the Mixed Migration Centre’s 4Mi monitors along the route to map the places where migrants interviewed in 2018 and 2019 most frequently reported deaths and other human rights violations.
Date of publication:
30 July 2020
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Governments need to ensure responses to migration and human smuggling don’t make it more dangerous for migrants and more lucrative for criminals.
Date of publication:
27 July 2020
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In the report, the Special Rapporteur examines the international legal framework protecting the human rights of migrant children, in particular regarding their right to liberty as well as to adequate reception, care and protection.
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20 July 2020
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This methodology has been developed to collect data reported through a countries Balance of payments, relating to monetary transfers including remittances for the purposes of investment, trade and enterprise development.
Date of publication:
17 July 2020
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Humanitarian actors expected COVID-19 to have severe consequences for people migrating on the Central Mediterranean Route (CMR) from Sub-Saharan Africa to Libya, Tunisia and Algeria.
Date of publication:
02 July 2020
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This report and the research underlying it are based on more than five years of collaborations in the framework of the Technical Working Group on Policy and Institutional Coherence within the Global Knowledge Partnerships on Migration and Development (KNOMAD).
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01 July 2020
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The present report provides a multidisciplinary and comprehensive overview of migration trends, policy developments, and priority issues in the region to inform policymakers, researchers and practitioners.
Date of publication:
24 June 2020
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This booklet focuses on the activities that the ICRC carries out on behalf of vulnerable migrants and their families around the world. Examples include visits to migrants who have been detained and helping migrants re-establish contact with their families.
Date of publication:
12 June 2020
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This document presents the results of a pilot study on the effect of the GMFF on social cohesion by looking at how films and public film screenings can impact perceptions and attitudes towards migrants.
Date of publication:
01 June 2020
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