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The first in the thematic Dialogues convened by the UN Network on Migration in the build up to the International Migration Review Forum, held on 23 February 2022.
GCM Principios Rectores - SP
On September 26, 2020, the Rwanda Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, and the International Organization for Migration, held an online webinar. The webinar’s purpose was to involve Rwandan diaspora interested in supporting the development of Rwanda. This included diaspora
A video on Gender Responsive Migrant Worker Resources Center (MRC) and the One-Roof Integrated Services (LTSA) for Indonesian migrant workers.
Cécile Riallant, Head of the Migration and Sustainable Development Unit, presents some of the key lessons that IOM has learnt about diaspora engagement during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this interview, Toni Tuslove presents KEA, an organisation aiming to maintain contact with New Zealanders living abroad since 2001. KEA values the knowledge, networks and social capital of the kiwi diaspora who contribute to New Zealand.
In July 2018, IOM launched the pilot phase of the Local Migration Governance Indicators (MGI), a framework developed by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in partnership with the Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) that helps local authorities assess the comprehensiveness of their
Innovative methods using big data, web traffic and public databases are being employed to map diaspora and professional networks.
This film, made with IOM's partner organization NIDOE, features professionals with a diaspora background residing in the Netherlands encouraging others to participate in CD4D2. Through the transfer of knowledge and expertise, CD4D2 engages diaspora to support the development of their countries of
ILO Global Webinar “The many faces of women and men migrant workers: How do we tackle the immediate crisis and build the future we want for labour migration in a post-COVID-19 world?” took place on Friday 26 June, with participation from government, workers’ and employers’ organizations.
More than 61 per cent of the world’s refugees and 80 per cent of internally displaced people live in urban areas. The role of towns, cities, counties and provinces in creating inclusive communities and promoting hope has never been as important. They offer safety and shelter and can enable access to
What is the relationship between migration and private sector development and trade, and how does this impact sustainable development? Return migrants often contribute to their countries of return by bringing new cultures, skills and capital which can foster innovation in private sector development
What is the relationship between migration and rural development, and how does this impact sustainable development? When migrants’ skills are effectively channeled, and their labour rights protected, migrant workers have the potential to help improve agricultural value chains and accelerate
What is the relationship between migration and security, and how does this impact sustainable development? Good border management can help States maintain security, protect biodiversity, and promote small-scale fishers’ access to productive resources, services and markets. Listen to Larry’s story to
Since 2011, through the A.MI.CO. – Migration Associations for Co-Development initiative, IOM Italy carries out initiatives aimed at strengthening the role of migrants’ associations as a natural transnational subject and an actor of development cooperation. This video presents the success of the A.MI
This short, animated video explains how migration is a driving factor to achieve sustainable development and showcases how migration can contribute to achieving every Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs).
What is the relationship between migration and health, and how does this impact sustainable development? Migrant workers’ ability to access health services can contribute to their own well-being and productivity, and have positive ripple effects in the wider community where they work and back at
Corinne Prince St. Amand, Director General, Integration Branch, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Department, Canada Session: Contrasting national approaches Autumn Academy 2018: Opportunities and challenges in cooperation between government and civil society in the management of migration in
Colin Rajah, ‎Civil Society Liaison on the Global Compact for Migration, International Organisation on Migration Session: Cooperation in the policy-making process Autumn Academy 2018: Opportunities and challenges in cooperation between government and civil society in the management of migration in
How do diaspora communities contribute to development? This video is part of a series of videos called "1 minute about migration" where some of the key concepts to understand migration are explained.

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