Events
Upcoming Events
02 December 2024Fifth WHO Global School on Refugee and Migrant Health
Background More people are on the move now than ever before, with approximately one in eight individuals globally either migrants or forcibly displaced. Despite not being inherently less healthy than host populations...
02 December 2024The Fifth Global School on Refugee and Migrant Health - Advancing Universal Health Coverage for Refugees and Migrants: From Evidence to Action
Period to register and enter the platform: October 15 to December 2, 2024. Dates of the live streams: 2-6 December 2024. Time: 90 minutes per day. Format: Hybrid (Live from Bogotá, Colombia & globally streamed online). Join...
Previous Events
05 June 2024GCM Talk: Regional Insights: Exploring effective practices on addressing human mobility in the context of disasters and climate change
On the occasion of World Environment Day 2024, drawing on the data collated in the Hub's CLIMB Database, this GCM Talk provided an overview of policy development across the Arab region on addressing human mobility in the...
19 April 2024Webinar consultation: Barriers to migrants’ socio-economic integration in Latin America and the Caribbean
Webinar organized by the United Nations Network on Migration workstream on Strengthening migrants’ socio-economic integration . The concept note and draft agenda are attached. To attend the consultation, please register using...
11 March 2024Opening remarks on the GCM Regional Review by the Republic of Moldova
Opening remarks on the GCM Regional Review by the Republic of Moldova.
11 March 2024Closing remarks on the GCM Regional Review by the Republic of Moldova
Closing remarks on the GCM Regional Review by the Republic of Moldova.
11 March 2024Verbal statement made by Serbia during session 4 of the intergovernmenetal Conderence from GCM Regional Review
Verbal statement made by Serbia during session 4 of the intergovernmenetal Conderence from GCM Regional Review.
*References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).