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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
This document analyses global, regional and thematic trends that emerge from MGI data in relation to the general commitment and the range of associated actions for each of the 23 Global Compact for Migration objectives.
Date of publication:
05 mai 2022
Information Type:
Created in 2016 by IOM, the Migration Governance Indicators (MGI) programme is a tool that supports governments in taking stock of the comprehensiveness of their migration policies, as well as in identifying gaps and areas that could be strengthened.
Date of publication:
22 mars 2022
El Plan de Trabajo de la Red de las Naciones Unidas sobre la Migración en Perú contempla el periodo 2023-2024 y propone como objetivo general contribuir al fortalecimiento de políticas con enfoque migratorio y de Derechos Humanos, sobre la base del Pacto Mundial para la Migración, para consolidar e...
Date of publication:
01 mars 2022
Information Type:
This document is intended to set out how the work of the United Nations Network on Migration in Argentina is related to different current regulatory and cooperation frameworks and, show how they dialogue with each other and what synergies operate among them.
Date of publication:
17 février 2022
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The Thematic Working Group 6 on Access to Services of the United Nations Network on Migration has produced a new document on promising practices in the provision of essential services to migrants.
Date of publication:
15 février 2022
Information Type:
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with UNCTAD with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Cover photo: IOM/Amanda Nero, Kigali, Rwanda. Description: At the Polyclinique Le Bon Samaritan, IOM runs all the health checks for the refugees before they are resettled in a third country, mostly in the US.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with WHO, UN AIDS, and ILO with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Source:
Cover photo: Benjamin Suomela/IOM. Ranong, Thailand. Description: IOM community outreach program on safe migration in Ranong, Thailand.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with UNDP with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Source:
Cover photo: Muse Mohammed/IOM. Carteret Islands, Bougainville, Papua New Guinea Description: Joki and Bevelyn alongside their brother and parents are the sole family living on the tiny island of Huene. Originally linked to a nearby island, the island has been slowly shrinking over the years making it increasingly difficult to grow crops. It is likely that Joki and Bevelyn will be the last generation to live on the island.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with UNEP and UNDP with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Cover photo: Muse Mohammed/IOM. Burco, Somalia. Description: Nour Abdi Garaad is a return migrant to Burco, Somalia who has now set up his own shop in the town centre selling garments.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with ILO with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Source:
Cover photo: Benjamin Suomela/IOM. Ranong, Thailand. Description: Immigrant children learn about safe migration through interactive games at a Migrant Learning Centre in Ranong, Thailand.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with ILO, UNESCO, and UNICEF with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
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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:
Cover photo: Bhola slum, Dhaka, started to be built by migrants affected by river erosion, many of them lost their land to the river. Nowadays the population of the slam is a mixture of economical and climate change migrants. Amanda Nero / IOM. Southern Asia, Bangladesh.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with UN-Habitat with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Cover photo: Benjamin Suomela/IOM. Sukosol Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand. Description: IOM IBM training of trainers workshop on Travel Document Examination and Advanced Biometrics.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with UNODC with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
01 février 2022
Source:
Cover photo: Jack Gotch/IOM. Hoedspruit, South Africa. Description: Garry, a migrant worker from Zimbabwe, stands in front of agricultural machinery on a farm in South Africa.
This Toolkit has been developed by IOM in collaboration with FAO with the support of the European Union under the Mainstreaming Migration into International Cooperation and Development (MMICD) project.
Date of publication:
13 janvier 2022
The world is watching a full-fledged attack on human rights in Afghanistan – from mobility rights to women’s rights. The response has largely been to “wait and see”, which the Afghan population is feeling.
Date of publication:
31 décembre 2021
Information Type:
IOM Azerbaijan, UNNM Azerbaijan Secretariat has organized event to observe International Migrants Day together with Government partners, UN agencies, Diplomatic Core, NGOs, and representatives of civil society and media.
Date of publication:
23 décembre 2021
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The Compendium presents the situations that can lead migrant workers into irregularity, the rights of migrant workers in irregular situations, and the relevant international standards and good practice.
Date of publication:
23 décembre 2021
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