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Events

Verbal statement made by North Macedonia during session 3 of the intergovernmenetal Conderence from GCM Regional Review
Launching event for the program of the Programme "Leveraging the positive impact of migration on Moldova’s development through improved policy evidence and better engaged diaspora," which aims at strengthening the capacities of relevant public authorities for ensuring effective migration policy
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The workshop provided an overview of support offered to Member States in preparation for the GCM Regional Review, as well as actions that they may undertake to ensure fruitful and engaging discussions. Indeed, ahead of the Review itself, Member States are invited to organise conversations, the GCM
The Regional Training Center on Migration (RTCM) and Zoom
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The event’s main objective is to inform the audience on the project’s main outcomes and contribute to an open dialogue among relevant stakeholders on advancing safer and better managed labour mobility. It is expected that the presentations and the discussions will promote an enhanced cooperation and
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Co-organized in partnership with the Diaspora Relations Bureau of the State Chancellery, the workshop aims to engage Moldovan diaspora members to share their valuable insights and experiences to inform the identification of effective accelerators related to mobility, return and reintegration, social
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Human mobility encompasses a range of migrants from globally skilled workers to internally displaced refugees. We become interested in how the subject of migration intersects with crucial issues such as shelter and habitats, economics and labour, climate change and public health, and sustainable
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Three-day, interactive event including plenaries, parallel sessions, workshops and networking spaces, focusing on practical mechanisms, models and partnerships to boost the implementation of the Global Compact for Migration's objectives 19 and 20. Register here and download the agenda here .
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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. The 2030 Agenda consists of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169 accompanying targets – eight of which are
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This side-event aims to share with the wider audience the Dublin Declaration and to encourage more countries to adhere to the ambitious Agenda of Action that the Declaration sets out. The presentation will be followed by a discussion with the audience on how the Outcome Document can concretely

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The 1st multidimensional three-stages consultations on implementation of GCM in Azerbaijan dedicated to the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF) has been launched on March 30, 2022 with collaborative event co-organized by IOM Azerbaijan and State Migration Service. The first round of

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Agriculture continues to remain an economic strength of many African economies accounting for a growing share of workers. Many migrants working in the agricultural sector face challenging conditions, with limited or no access to core services and generally poor access to social protection. Moreover
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We are pleased to invite you to join a training session on how to use the Migration Network Hub. The session will cover the use of the Discussion Spaces, the Repository of Practices and the Experts and Resource Database. It will also provide information on how to engage in some of the IMRF
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Recognized by the United Nations General Assembly, the Global Forum on Remittances, Investment and Development (GFRID) is one of the key platforms aimed at building and strengthening partnerships towards innovative solutions for cheaper, faster and safer transfer of remittances, as well as diaspora
Online
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The UN-adopted International Day of Family Remittances (IDFR) will be observed on 16 June at 9 am EST (3 pm CEST), in recognition of the tireless abnegation of almost 200 million migrant workers who send money home for the wellbeing of their families in communities of origin, and who have
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Recognized by the United Nations General Assembly, the GFRID is one of the key platforms aimed at building and strengthening partnerships towards innovative solutions for cheaper, faster and safer transfer of remittances, as well as diaspora impact investment mechanisms, with all relevant
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*References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).