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Events

The UN Network workstream “Preparing for future health emergencies by mainstreaming public health considerations into migration policies and services, at national and local levels”, which was established to support the realization of the IMRF Progress Declaration’s commitments, is convening this GCM
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Tirana, May 9th and 10th, 2023. Supporting the development and implementation of a new national strategy on migration and action plan in Albania: Workshop on the Global Compact for Migration (GCM) and synergies with other frameworks to Government officials and other relevant stakeholders in Albania.
Tirana International Hotel, Onufri room
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This GCM Talk seeks to explore combatting discrimination against migrants including ways in which the Anti-Discrimination advocacy tool can be used to ensure that the challenges faced by migrants at the height of the pandemic are not repeated again, and that all migrants are able to fully realize
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Migration is viewed as one of the important transnational governance challenges of our times by policymakers.
Ottawa / Hybrid
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Minsk, April 11th 2023, 3 rd Ext. Meeting of United Nations Belarus Network on Migration.
Ballroom, Renaissance hotel (Dzerzhinsky Avenue 1E, Minsk)
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The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030 Agenda) marks the first-time migration has been fully recognized as a core development consideration by the international community.
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According to data from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), 53,568 migrants have lost their lives or gone missing along migration routes worldwide since 2014.1 This is only an estimate, as many deaths during migration go unrecorded.
Palais des Nations, Room XXII, Geneva, Switzerland
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On behalf of ICRC, IFRC, IOM, and UNHCR, the co-leads of our workstream on missing migrants and humanitarian assistance, please find here a save-the-date for our upcoming GCM Talk. Please register here. An agenda and additional information will be shared in due course.
IOM Headquarters (Geneva) / online
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The Migrant Rights Database is a groundbreaking global data source that provides an empirical account of laws protecting the human rights of all migrants and their cross-national implementation.
Palais des Nations, Geneva
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The GCM-Talks is a platform to support Member States, the United Nations system and stakeholders to continue discussions on how best to implement the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, and will be central to the UN Network on Migration’s contribution to mandates emerging from
Online Zoom webinar
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The 3rd International Forum on Migration Statistics (IFMS 2023) was organized by the United Nations Department for Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) Statistics and Population Divisions, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the International Organization for Migration
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The World Bank’s Rome Jobs and Labor Mobility Center has launched a request for expressions of interest for the Innovation Challenge on Jobs & Migration.
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Side-event of the United Nations Climate Change Conference Organized by the UN Network on Migration Thematic Workstream on Climate Change Global Compact for Safe Orderly and Regular Migration and the Paris Agreement Speakers H.E.
UNCT Egypt Pavilion/Online
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Side-event of the United Nations Climate Change Conference Climate change mobility can increase vulnerability in the absence of protection safeguards.
Just Transition Pavilion/Online
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Side-event of the United Nations Climate Change Conference Supporting just transition towards environmentally sustainable economies while including those most impacted by climate change represents an important adaptation strategy in the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) region, one
Climate mobility pavilion
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At this moment the world faces many global challenges related to environment, climate change, health, food insecurity, economic recovery or human displacement.
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This hybrid event is the first in a series of migration policy roundtables and provides an opportunity to reflect on progress related to the implementation of the Global Compact on Migration (GCM).
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On 26 October 2022, the Alternatives to Detention Thematic Workstream of the Regional UN Network on Migration for Asia and the Pacific held the launch event of “Promoting Alternatives to Immigration Detention in the Asia Pacific Region” in Bangkok, Thailand.
Bangkok
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The UN Network on Migration organized a hybrid meeting, with in-person participation in the Palais des Nations, Geneva and remote participation online. The recordings, final report of the meeting and statements are available here.
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The 2022 Vienna Migration Conference (VMC2022) will take place on 11-12 October. A select group of decision-makers, thought leaders and frontrunners in the migration sphere will gather in Vienna’s historic city centre for two days of lively debates on the top issues of the day.
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*References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).