Vidéos

Whole of Society Approach: Government-Civil Society Partnerships on Alternatives to Immigration Detention (ATD)

Stakeholder Consultation on the Organization of the Informal Interactive Multi-stakeholder Hearing

The Impact of our Evolving Climate on Migrants.

GCM Principios Rectores - SP

Engaging with the Private Sector in AFRICA: a recipe to successful GCM implementation

Enhancing Covid-19 Response Through Diaspora Engagement In Armenia

Diaspora Engagement In Rwanda In The Health Sector

The A.MI.CO. project

Diasporas And Development - 1 Minute About Migration

Meet Toni Truslove – Chief Executive of KEA New Zealand

Key Lessons About Diaspora Engagement During The Covid-19 Pandemic

Contributing to the Development of Nigeria

Diaspora matters: Kingsley Aikins at TEDxVilnius

Diaspora: Origins, Evolution and Engagement

Safe and fair migration through Migrant Workers Resource Center

Rethinking ‘Us’ & ‘Them’: Integration and Diversity in Europe

Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration Promotional Video

Panel Discussion "GCM Objective 1" (Diaspora Transnationalism)

Cooperation between government & civil society in the management of migration: the Canadian approach (COMPAS, University of Oxford)

Civil Society Expectations for the 12th Global Forum on Migration & Development Summit – GFMD Civil Society Days
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