Les pratiques
Migration and Sustainable Development in The Gambia (MSDG)
Date: 2017 - ongoingThe Gambia is a small country with big migration. Of a population of about 2.2 million, about 10 percent are emigrants. At about 30%, Gambia has the...
Engaging Migrants and Diaspora Communities for an Inclusive and Climate-Resilient Blue Economy in Kenya
Date: 2019 - 2022This project supported the Government of Kenya (GoK) in its efforts to strengthen community resilience to climate change by harnessing migrant and...
Main Implementing OrganizationsMobileRemit Africa
Date: 2018 - ongoingThe research responds to the need to develop a specific knowledge base around the increasing importance of mobile remittances. It intends to gather...
Main Implementing OrganizationsKenya National Coordination Mechanism on Migration (NCM): County Outreach Program
Date: 2021 - ongoingBACKGROUND
1. In 2018, during National Coordination Mechanism on migration (NCM) consultative meeting, the Chair request the secretariat to...Developing partnerships in the IGAD region
Date: 2021 - ongoingAs recognised in the Global Compact for Migration (GCM), no country can address the challenges and opportunities of human mobility on its own, nor can...
Main Implementing Organizations,,,,,,North Africa – Mainstreaming and strengthening labour migration into national labour market information systems
Date: 2019 - ongoingRecognizing the need for comparable data on labour migration to design evidence-based policies, the International Conference of Labour Statisticians...
Main Implementing OrganizationsAssessing the Evidence: Country Profiles on Migration, Environment and Climate Change
Date: 2015 - ongoingThe practice started under the “Migration, Environment and Climate Change: Evidence for Policy (MECLEP)” project, a three-year project (2014-2016)...
Main Implementing OrganizationsProtection des migrants-es contre la Covid-19 et relance de leurs activités économiques
Date: 2020 - 2021La pratique a débuté avec le contexte de la Covid-19, l’activité principale était de faire des activités de sensibilisation des migrants sur leurs...
Aslak Altayeb (Your Good Origin) Initiative
Date: 2021 - ongoingThe “Aslak Altayeb” initiative, launched by the Ministry of Emigration and Egyptian Expatriates' Affairs, aims at the contribution of Egyptians abroad...
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