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

Diaspora Engagement In Rwanda In The Health Sector

Safe and fair migration through Migrant Workers Resource Center

Key Lessons About Diaspora Engagement During The Covid-19 Pandemic

Diaspora: Origins, Evolution and Engagement

Meet Toni Truslove – Chief Executive of KEA New Zealand

Intersectional solidarities and coalition building

Connecting the dots: Visualizing the P in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus

Enhancing Covid-19 Response Through Diaspora Engagement In Armenia

CGCM (Civil society for Global Commitment on Migration)

Panel Discussion "GCM Objective 1" (Diaspora Transnationalism)

Contributing to the Development of Nigeria

Creating Inclusive Cities (Global Compact on Refugees)

Linking insurance with remittances through technology

Return Migrants Contributing to Entrepreneurship and Growth

Enriching Rural Communities through Migration for Sustainable Development
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