Implementing the GCM: Guidance for governments and stakeholders (CWG 2.2)
Welcome to the online discussion to gather feedback from Member States and other stakeholders on the draft GCM implementation guidance developed by the United Nations Network on Migration's Core Working Group 2.2 on National GCM Implementation Plans. The discussion moderation is led by members of the working group. Participants are invited to post responses to the discussion questions in the forum below. Feedback may also be shared bilaterally with the Network via email. Responses are welcomed in English, French or Spanish. The discussion runs from 15 April - 14 May 2021.
Implementing the GCM: Guidance for governments and stakeholders (CWG 2.2)
Welcome to the online discussion to gather feedback from Member States and other stakeholders on the draft GCM implementation guidance developed by the United Nations Network on Migration's Core Working Group 2.2 on National GCM Implementation Plans. The discussion moderation is led by members of the working group. Participants are invited to post responses to the discussion questions in the forum below. Feedback may also be shared bilaterally with the Network via email. Responses are welcomed in English, French or Spanish. The discussion runs from 15 April - 14 May 2021.
In accordance with the GCM’s 360-degree vision, the guidance has been designed as a flexible, self-guided reference document that recognizes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to GCM implementation. The guidance, ‘Implementing the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM): Guidance for governments and all relevant stakeholders’, is comprised of two parts: a Guide, which provides an overview of the GCM and introduces a process to support governments and other stakeholders with GCM implementation; and a Booklet, which provides substantive information on all 23 GCM objectives, including examples of practical applications. In addition, the draft guidance includes explicit COVID-19 related content to support governments and other stakeholders incorporate COVID-19 considerations into GCM implementation, follow up, and review.
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Duration
2023
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