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This practical guidance is part of a broader ILO effort to foster coherence among employment, education/training and migration policies and address constituents’ demands in this area. It is a building block towards further country analyses and a guide and training manual in the future.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2017
Following the guiding principles of 2004, the Field Handbook provides up-to-date and detailed operational guidance for all actors concerned with the welfare and protection of unaccompanied and separated children.
Exploring why nation states accept or resist limits on sovereignty in the context of border security, migration, and the GCM.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2017
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A chapter which outlines how international agreements such as the GCM can contribute to more effective global governance of international migration.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2017
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This Atlas includes maps, callouts and infographics on migration and related topics, including: rural migrants’ profile, main migration routes and migration patterns by countries and sub-regions, numbers of internal and external migrants, domestic and international remittances, main rural out...
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01 janvier 2017
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This paper introduces the idea of a “core rights” approach for global governance of international labour migration. In the context of low ratification numbers of international conventions, Ruhs proposes a debate around what a shorter list of core rights may look like.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2017
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This report addresses a gap in the existing literature on gender and migration by highlighting the situation facing single male refugees.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2017
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This report looks at women migrant care workers who provide home-based personal care, whose work is increasingly in demand as ageing in industrialized economies intensifies.
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01 janvier 2017
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This guide offers a training manual for policymakers dealing with environmental migration on the national or regional level. For further information about the manual, including access, please find contact information on the resource page.
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2017
This training manual provides guidance on Protection-Sensitive Entry Systems which has a broader meaning than the commonly used term “border control” and captures the fact that migration policies and strategies regulating access to territory have undergone significant changes and now include...
The report brings together that important evidence collected by academics, private research companies, authorities and investigative journalists on the transnational crime aspects of migrant smuggling, including on routes, smuggling organization (such as criminal networking and facilitation),...
Date of publication:
01 janvier 2017
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The terms migrant smuggling and human trafficking are often used synonymously in public discussions and the media, but are distinct categories in international law and academic research.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2016
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The 10-Point Plan in Action provides examples of how different stakeholders have made use of the 10-Point Plan of Action as a strategic tool to inform the development of immigration and asylum systems and to improve their operational responses.
This paper seeks to construct a common framework for aligning goals, defining and assessing progress, and building a robust and shared evidence- base of effective anti-trafficking programmes and practices.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2016
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This issue paper highlights that access to remedies for trafficking victims should be a core component of efforts to address human trafficking and provides illustrative examples of effective remedies and limitations that currently exist in different jurisdictions.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2016
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A handbook developed to introduce those working on migration programming to a rights-based approach. Modules provide an overview of relevant international laws and how the rights accorded therein should be integrated into different stages of programming.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2016
Screening tool for identifying and addressing situations of vulnerability intended to help guide and inform frontline workers and decision-makers in the context of asylum and migration procedures and systems
‘Housing at the Centre’ aims to shift the focus from simply building houses to a holistic framework for housing development, orchestrated with urban planning practice and placing people and human rights at the forefront of urban sustainable development.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2016
This paper takes stock of the broad issues involved in the labour market integration of immigrants in G20 countries, as well as of the policies at hand to free their full potential.
Date of publication:
19 décembre 2016
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This primer aims to provide policy guidelines by considering the individual and structural factors which determine return and reintegration.
Date of publication:
01 décembre 2016

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