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Visit our stand at the Long Night of Research in Vienna to learn more about the World Migration Report #WMR2024 .

📍 Vienna International Centre (VIC)

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Our Executive Director Prof Linda Oucho sharing insights on a panel focused on regular pathways along with Marie McAuliffe, PhD 📶♀️🇦🇺🇨🇭 and Laura Gorman facilitated by Andrew Selee

#SavetheDate !
#Africa - #Gulf , Jordan & Lebanon presents the Launch of the 1️⃣st High Level Dialogue on #LabourMobility . Sessions are as follows:
May2️⃣1️⃣ - Experts Session;
May2️⃣2️⃣ - Ministerial Session;
📍Doha🇶🇦
🗓️21-22 May 2024

#DohaDeclaration
#Afr_GCCDialogue

Join us on Thursday 23 May at 10:00 – 11:00 CEST for a #GenMig Research Webinar on “access to sexual and reproductive health services for migrant women and girls”. Speakers include pia riggirozzi, David Owen (@artsofdenial.bsky.social), Dr Tharani Loganathan and BOUCHRA ASSARAG

Register: bit.ly/3yfxjZG

Excited to share our article in which we are open about researching in Africa with African women scholars and what our reflexivity revealed .
African women migration researchers and the question of reflexivity tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

ECOSOCC, GIZ Wrap-up Webinar Series on AU Free Movement Protocol

The African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) recently concluded their year-long webinar series aimed at demystifying the

Sign up for the upcoming webianrs on 14 and 15 May to discuss the WMR 2024.

Today the World Migration Report 2024 is published. It's a gold mine of information and analysis from IOM Research. We're very happy that our part-time Professor Linda Oucho AMADPOC is a co-editor of this vital resource.
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Immerse in the latest insights on global migration with the World Migration Report 2024! Produced by IOM, this edition offers key data, thematic chapters, and balanced analysis. Join the conversation!

Read 👉 tinyurl.com/wmr-2024

#Migration #WorldMigrationReport2024

Excited about the upcoming World Migration Report 2024. Sign up for the launch today!

Dr Oucho Co edited the World Migration Report with Marie McAuliffe, PhD 📶♀️🇦🇺🇨🇭. The #WMR2024 shared critical data and analysis across the global including a gender and migration chapter. Grab your copy today!

International migrants have increased significantly over the past two decades, reaching 281M in 2020, compared to 150M in 2000.
Of these, 169 million individuals were labour migrants.

For globally diverse data, access the #WMR2024 released today.
🔗worldmigrationreport.iom.int

The World Migration Report 2024 launch is being live-streamed tomorrow 7 May at 13:00 BT / 09:00 CEST by Amy Pope

Watch the live-stream of the launch event here: worldmigrationreport.iom.int Access the Report too from this link

Thx to co-ed Linda Oucho AMADPOC and the WMR team!

The World Migration Report 2024 will be launched Tomorrow! Stay tuned!

Coming soon: The World Migration Report 2024, a comprehensive look at global and regional migration data, with evidence-based analysis of complex and emerging migration trends.

Essential reading for a time when migration is a major topic around the world. #WMR2024

Prof. James Milner LERRN IDRC | CRDI partner discussing political economy of knowledge production on forced displacement and pronounced north south asymmetries

Another full session at the #MIGNEX24 Migration Policy Conference session on “How governed can better support diaspora contributions to development” #migration #development Dr Jessica Hagen-Zanker Carlos Vargas-Silva Oleg Chirița GIZ

Inspiring and well-attended panel on the EU-Africa #migration agenda last night. Here, the excellent Linda Oucho insists on the relevance of migrant voices in European debates. Great collab between ⁦ODI⁩ ⁦ECDPM 🔎 🌍⁩ ⁦ETTG_EU⁩ and ⁦Nordic Africa Institute⁩

Mr William Carew is giving his opening remarks. 'The AUFMP has the potential to facilitate and promote travel of people and goods and even feed into the goals sought by the AfCFTA Secretariat Official '

Professor Diego: 'Free movement regimes actually end irregular migration and thereby solves a lot of problems within countries regarding immigrants, the labour market and even brain drain.'