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This Note is dedicated to examining the challenges stemming from the structural vulnerability of people with diverse sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics (SOGIESC) compounded with their status as migrants, including internally displaced persons, asylum...
Date of publication:
23 mai 2024
The purpose of this Information Note is to provide a general overview of the international legal framework for consular assistance, the extent of the obligation for sending States to provide and receiving States to facilitate access13 to such assistance, as well as the legal and practical...
Date of publication:
23 mai 2024
This guidance forms an integral part of the Migration MPTF Operations Manual. It was prepared under the leadership of UNICEF, with support from the UN Network on Migration and the Migration MPTF Fund Management Unit.
Date of publication:
18 mars 2024
The Migration Multi-Partner Trust Fund (Migration MPTF, or the Fund) was called for by the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (Global Compact), adopted by the General Assembly in December 2018.
Date of publication:
18 mars 2024
This guidance forms an integral part of the Migration MPTF Operations Manual. This document constitutes the second version of the Human Rights marker.
Date of publication:
18 mars 2024
This guidance forms an integral part of the Migration MPTF Operations Manual. It was prepared in consultation with the Migration MPTF civil society Steering Committee members, and with support from the UN Network on Migration and the Migration MPTF Fund Management Unit.
Date of publication:
18 mars 2024
In February 2023, the United Nations Network on Migration launched a series of global and regional consultations and peer-learning exchanges – GCM Talks – to support Member States, the United Nations system, and stakeholders to continue discussions on how best to implement the Global Compact for...
Date of publication:
18 mars 2023
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This note outlines the framework for the second round of Regional Reviews of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM), as proposed by the United Nations Network on Migration (Network).
Date of publication:
18 mars 2023
Source:
The training presents migration as a cross-cutting issue in the 2030 Agenda, aligning implementation of the Global Compact with achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Date of publication:
13 mai 2022
Recognizing there is no one-size-fits all approach to implementation of the Global Compact, this flexible, self-guided reference document provides a methodology and resources to support member states and stakeholders with GCM implementation, whether through the development of a dedicated national...
Date of publication:
13 mai 2022
Cover photo: Muse Mohammed/IOM. Ayeyarwaddy region, Myanmar. Description: Referral nurses supported by IOM administer primary health care to locals within their villages.
This Toolkit provides information and tools for development partners to help them integrate migration into international cooperation and development interventions (i.e. project and programmes).
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Source:
Cover photo: Muse Mohammed/IOM. Siem Reap, Cambodia. Description: Rice paddy workers head home to their villages after a day of working in the rice fields in Siem Reap province.
These Guidelines provide key facts and figures related to migration and development, insights into why migration should be integrated within development cooperation, and core resources to support migration mainstreaming efforts.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Source:
Presentation by Core Working Group 2.2 on National Implementation Plans at the technical meeting of the Champion countries which took place 3 November 2021.
Date of publication:
15 décembre 2021
Por ser el primero, este Foro de Examen constituirá una oportunidad única para, dentro del mandato establecido en el Pacto Mundial para la Migración y la resolución conexa sobre las modalidades, ayudar a marcar la pauta y definir los objetivos del Foro de Examen, promover los principios rectores del...
Date of publication:
20 octobre 2021
Source:
This note outlines Network support to both Member States and stakeholders at the country, regional and global levels, and will be complemented by dedicated guidance on stakeholder engagement and registration. This note includes two annexes.
Date of publication:
20 octobre 2021
Source:
As this is the first IMRF, there is a unique opportunity, within the remit set by the GCM and the attendant modalities resolution, to help set the tone and ambition of the Forum, uphold the GCM’s guiding principles, and contribute to the delineation of concrete recommendations for the following four...
Date of publication:
18 octobre 2021
Source:
This note outlines Network support to both Member States and stakeholders at the country, regional and global levels, and will be complemented by dedicated guidance on stakeholder engagement and registration.
Date of publication:
05 octobre 2021
Source:
The Migration Network Hub provides online discussion spaces in order to enable interaction, knowledge-sharing and learning on topics related to the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration (GCM) among Member States and different stakeholders.
Date of publication:
12 février 2021
This booklet aims to serve as a practical guide to implementing the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) by exploring each of the 23 GCM objectives to break the Compact down into accessible parts with ideas for implementation.
Date of publication:
15 octobre 2020
Advanced draft Prepared under the auspices of the UN Network on Migration Core Working Group 2.2: GCM National Implementation Plans The purpose of this guidance is to provide a reference document for governments and all relevant stakeholders to support the implementation of the Global Compact for...
Date of publication:
15 octobre 2020

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*Toutes les références au Kosovo doivent être comprises dans le contexte de la résolution 1244 (1999) du Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies.