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PUBLICATIONS DE L’OIM FEVRIER | MARS 2018 1 La liste complète des publications de l’OIM est disponible sur le site web http://publications.iom.int/bookstore ou par courriel à [email protected] 2018 NOUVELLES PUBLICATIONS Migraon Policy Pracce (Vol. VII, Number 4, December 2017–January 2018) 56 pages, anglais (Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF) MIGRATION POLICY PRACTICE ISSN 2223-5248 Joint Managing Editors: Solon Ardis (Eurasylum) Frank Laczko (Internaonal Organizaon for Migraon – IOM) Editorial Advisers: Joanne van Selm (Eurasylum) Editorial Coordinator: Valerie Hagger (Internaonal Organizaon for Migraon – IOM) Editorial Assistants: Mylene Buensuceso (Internaonal Organizaon for Migraon – IOM) Anna Lyn Constanno (Internaonal Organizaon for Migraon – IOM) Editorial Committee: Aderan Adepoju (Human Resources Development Centre, Lagos, Nigeria) Richard Ares Baumgartner (European Agency for the Management of Operaonal Cooperaon at the External Borders of the European Union – FRONTEX, Warsaw) Peter Bosch (European Commission, Brussels) Juan Carlos Calleros (Staff Office of the President of Mexico) David Costello (Commissioner, Office of the Refugee Applicaons, from the Government of Ireland) Howard Duncan (Metropolis, Oawa, Canada) Neli Esipova (Gallup World Poll, New York) Araceli Azuara Ferreiro (Organizaon of American States – OAS, Washington, D.C.) Marta Fores (Overseas Development Instute – ODI, London) Andrew Geddes (Migraon Policy Centre – MPC, Florence) Lukas Gehrke (Internaonal Centre for Migraon Policy Development – ICMPD, Vienna) Shahidul Haque (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh) Bela Hovy (UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York) Michelle Leighton (Internaonal Labour Office – ILO, Geneva) William McClure (Australian Department of Immigraon and Border Protecon) Pietro Mona (Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperaon, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Berne) Dilip Ratha (World Bank, Washington, D.C.) Hilmar Schneider (Instute for the Study of Labor – IZA, Bonn) Nand Kishore Singh (Member of the Indian Parliament, New Delhi) Stephanos Stavros (Council of Europe, Strasbourg) Maia Welbourne (Cizenship and Immigraon Canada – CIC, Oawa) Klaus F. Zimmermann (Global Labour Organizaon – GLO) Published jointly by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Eurasylum Ltd. The views in this journal are those of the authors and don’t necessarily reflect the views of the International Organization for Migration or Eurasylum Ltd. These papers have been issued without formal editing by IOM. Any errors or oversights in this publication are the sole responsibility of the authors. A Bimonthly Journal for and by Policymakers Worldwide CONTENTS Vol. VII, Number 4, December 2017–January 2018 EDITORIAL BOARD 19_18 Introducon Marie McAuliffe and Marn Ruhs Migraon and migrants: A global overview Migraon research and analysis: Growth, reach and recent contribuons Global migraon governance: Exisng architecture and recent developments Susan Marn and Sanjula Weerasinghe Understanding migraon journeys from migrants’ perspecves Marie McAuliffe, Adrian Kimbo, Alexandra M. Goossens and AKM Ahsan Ullah Media reporng of migrants and migraon William Allen, Sco Blinder and Robert McNeil Migrants and cies: Stepping beyond World Migraon Report 2015 Howard Duncan and Ioana Popp Publicaons 2 4 14 21 30 39 47 54 SPECIAL ISSUE ON World Migration Report Sépma Reunión Global de Presidencias y Secretarías de los Procesos Consulvos Regionales, Interregionales y Mundiales sobre Migración (Sépma GRCP) 96 pages, espagnol français, arabe, anglais (Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF) Séptima Reunión Global de Presidencias y Secretarías de los Procesos Consultivos Regionales, Interregionales y Mundiales sobre Migración (Séptima GRCP) i Séptima Reunión Global de Presidencias y Secretarías de los Procesos Consultivos Regionales, Interregionales y Mundiales sobre Migración (Séptima GRCP) Los mecanismos de consulta interestatales sobre migración y el Pacto Mundial para una Migración Segura, Ordenada y Regular Ginebra, 10 a 11 de octubre de 2017 Issue No. 2 | November 2017 | ISSN 2523-5060 Big data and migration How data innovation can serve migration policymaking1 Migraon has become one of the most challenging issues confronng policymakers around the world. The growing complexity of internal and cross-border human mobility has highlighted the need for reliable and mely data to inform migraon policy development and humanitarian assistance – a need that tradional stascal systems are oſten not well- equipped to meet. Migraon data from tradional sources – e.g. naonal populaon censuses, sample surveys and administrave sources – are characterized by significant gaps in quanty and quality, despite increasing efforts from naonal governments and the internaonal community to address these.2 Naonal populaon censuses are conducted infrequently and cannot provide mely informaon on migraon; household surveys are costly and may not always include migrants, parcularly if they are undocumented. Administrave records (e.g. issuance of residence and work permits) are not analysed and disseminated systemacally in many countries.3 Such limitaons create important gaps in the informaon needed to inform sensible and effecve migraon policies, and to monitor progress towards the achievement of migraon-relevant targets in the SDGs; when migrants are absent from the data, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to assess the extent to which they are ‘leſt behind’. The adopon of a global compact for safe, orderly and regular migraon in December 2018 will also imply greater demands for data to help make migraon safer and more orderly. Meanwhile, most data today are not collected by naonal stascal offices but by private companies or internaonal agencies. Esmates suggest that about 90 per cent of the world’s data were generated in the last two years.4 Technological innovaons and the reducon in the cost of digital devices mean that vast amounts of data generated through use This bullen is largely based on the outcome document from the workshop Big Data and alternave data sources on migraon: from case-studies to policy support, jointly organized by the European Commission’s Knowledge Centre on Migraon and Demography (KCMD) and IOM’s Global Migraon Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC) in Ispra, Italy on 30 November 2017. For more details about the event, see hps://bluehub.jrc.ec.europa.eu/bigdata4migraon. See, for instance, IFMS website, hp://www.oecd.org/migraon/forum-migraon-stascs/, and the Migraon Data Portal page on data gaps and availability, hps://migraondataportal.org/ themes/migraon-data-sources. See Data Bullen Issue no. 4, January 2018 at hp://gmdac.iom.int/data-bullen-improving-data- for-safe-orderly-and-regular-migraon. UN Data Revoluon Group (2014) A World that Counts: Mobilising the Data Revoluon for Sustainable Development, available at hp://www.undatarevoluon.org/report/. Marla Asis (Scalabrini Migraon Centre, Manila) Alexandra Bilak (Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre, Geneva) Marcello Carammia (European Asylum and Support Office, Malta) Andrew Geddes (Migraon Policy Centre, European University Instute, Florence) Yosr A. A. Ibrahim (Head of Sustainable Development Unit, CAPMAS, Cairo) Diego Iturralde (Stascs South Africa) Juan Manuel Jiménez (Organizaon of American States, Washington, D.C.) Manuel Orozco (Inter-American Dialogue, Washington, D.C.) Mustafa Hakki Özel (ILO, Geneva) Jorge Marnez Pizarro (CELADE, CEPAL, Ecuador Sonia Plaza (World Bank, Washington, D.C.) Jon Simmons (UK Home Office, London) Ann Singleton (Univerity of Bristol / IOM GMDAC, Berlin) Keiko Osaki Tomita (UN Stascs Division, New York) Alessandra Zampieri (Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Ispra) Managing Editor Frank Laczko (IOM's GMDAC, Berlin) The Data Bullen: Informing a Global Compact for Migraon series aims to summarize in an accurate and accessible fashion exisng evidence on migraon to support the discussions and any follow- up acvies of a global compact for safe, orderly and regular migraon. As part of the project “Support to IOM for the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migraon,” funded by the European Union, Data Bullens outline the strengths and limitaons of relevant migraon data, and highlight innovave data pracces which are pernent to the global compact for migraon. Data Bullens reflect the collaborave nature of this process by including relevant contribuons from different parts of IOM as well as other agencies and migraon experts. ABOUT ADVISORY BOARD Data Bulletin Informing a Global Compact for Migration Issue No. 5 | February 2018 | ISSN 2523-5060 Funded by the European Union Data Bullen Issue 5 | February 2018 Big data and migraon 4 pages, anglais (Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF) RESILIENCE, COURAGE AND SOLIDARITY STORIES FROM THE EBOLA RESPONSE Resilience, Courage and Solidarity Stories from the Ebola Response 52 pages, anglais (Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF) Sixth Global Meeting of Chairs and Secretariats of Regional, Interregional and Global Consultative Processes on Migration (GRCP 6) i Sixth Global Meeting of Chairs and Secretariats of Regional, Interregional and Global Consultative Processes on Migration (GRCP 6) Migration and the Sustainable Development Goals: the Role of Inter-State Consultation Mechanisms on Migration and of Regional Economic Organizations 13 October 2016 Geneva Sixth Global Meeng of Chairs and Secretariats of Regional, Interregional and Global Consultave Processes on Migraon (GRCP 6) 62 pages, anglais, espagnol, russe (Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF) Migrant Smuggling to Canada An Enquiry into Vulnerability and Irregularity through Migrant Stories Migrant Smuggling to Canada An Enquiry into Vulnerability and Irregularity through Migrant Stories 78 pages, anglais (Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF)

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Page 1: New IOM Publications, November 2016 (French)

PUBLICATIONS DE L’OIMFEVRIER | MARS 2018 1La liste complète des publications de l’OIM est disponible sur le site web http://publications.iom.int/bookstore ou par courriel à [email protected]

2018NOUVELLES PUBLICATIONS

Migration Policy Practice(Vol. VII, Number 4,December 2017–January 2018)56 pages, anglais(Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF)

MIGRATIONPOLICY PRACTICEISSN 2223-5248

Joint Managing Editors:• Solon Ardittis (Eurasylum)• Frank Laczko (International

Organization for Migration – IOM)Editorial Advisers:

• Joanne van Selm (Eurasylum)Editorial Coordinator:

• Valerie Hagger (International Organization for Migration – IOM)

Editorial Assistants:• Mylene Buensuceso (International

Organization for Migration – IOM)• Anna Lyn Constantino (International

Organization for Migration – IOM)Editorial Committee:

• Aderanti Adepoju (Human Resources Development Centre, Lagos, Nigeria)

• Richard Ares Baumgartner (European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the European Union – FRONTEX, Warsaw)

• Peter Bosch (European Commission, Brussels)

• Juan Carlos Calleros (Staff Office of the President of Mexico)

• David Costello (Commissioner, Office of the Refugee Applications, from the Government of Ireland)

• Howard Duncan (Metropolis, Ottawa, Canada)

• Neli Esipova (Gallup World Poll, New York)

• Araceli Azuara Ferreiro (Organization of American States – OAS, Washington, D.C.)

• Marta Foresti (Overseas Development Institute – ODI, London)

• Andrew Geddes (Migration Policy Centre – MPC, Florence)

• Lukas Gehrke (International Centre for Migration Policy Development – ICMPD, Vienna)

• Shahidul Haque (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh)

• Bela Hovy (UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, New York)

• Michelle Leighton (International Labour Office – ILO, Geneva)

• William McClure (Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection)

• Pietro Mona (Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Berne)

• Dilip Ratha (World Bank, Washington, D.C.)

• Hilmar Schneider (Institute for the Study of Labor – IZA, Bonn)

• Nand Kishore Singh (Member of the Indian Parliament, New Delhi)

• Stephanos Stavros (Council of Europe, Strasbourg)

• Maia Welbourne (Citizenship and Immigration Canada – CIC, Ottawa)

• Klaus F. Zimmermann (Global Labour Organization – GLO)

Published jointly by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Eurasylum Ltd.

The views in this journal are those of the authors and don’t necessarily reflect the views of the International Organization for Migration or Eurasylum Ltd.

These papers have been issued without formal editing by IOM. Any errors or oversights in this publication are the sole responsibility of the authors.

A Bimonthly Journal for and by Policymakers Worldwide

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Vol. VII, Number 4, December 2017–January 2018

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Introduction Marie McAuliffe and Martin Ruhs

Migration and migrants: A global overviewMigration research and analysis: Growth, reach and recent contributions

Global migration governance: Existing architecture and recent developments Susan Martin and Sanjula Weerasinghe

Understanding migration journeys from migrants’ perspectivesMarie McAuliffe, Adrian Kitimbo, Alexandra M. Goossens and AKM Ahsan Ullah

Media reporting of migrants and migration William Allen, Scott Blinder and Robert McNeil

Migrants and cities: Stepping beyond World Migration Report 2015Howard Duncan and Ioana Popp

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Ginebra, 10 a 11 de octubre de 2017

Issue No. 2 | November 2017 | ISSN 2523-5060

Big data and migration

How data innovation can serve migration policymaking1

Migration has become one of the most challenging issues confronting policymakers around the world. The growing complexity of internal and cross-border human mobility has highlighted the need for reliable and timely data to inform migration policy development and humanitarian assistance – a need that traditional statistical systems are often not well-equipped to meet.

Migration data from traditional sources – e.g. national population censuses, sample surveys and administrative sources – are characterized by significant gaps in quantity and quality, despite increasing efforts from national governments and the international community to address these.2 National population censuses are conducted infrequently and cannot provide timely information on migration; household surveys are costly and may not always include migrants, particularly if they are undocumented. Administrative records (e.g. issuance of residence and work permits) are not analysed and disseminated systematically in many countries.3

Such limitations create important gaps in the information needed to inform sensible and effective migration policies, and to monitor progress towards the achievement of migration-relevant targets in the SDGs; when migrants are absent from the data, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to assess the extent to which they are ‘left behind’. The adoption of a global compact for safe, orderly and regular migration in December 2018 will also imply greater demands for data to help make migration safer and more orderly.

Meanwhile, most data today are not collected by national statistical offices but by private companies or international agencies. Estimates suggest that about 90 per cent of the world’s data were generated in the last two years.4 Technological innovations and the reduction in the cost of digital devices mean that vast amounts of data generated through use

1 This bulletin is largely based on the outcome document from the workshop Big Data and alternative data sources on migration: from case-studies to policy support, jointly organized by the European Commission’s Knowledge Centre on Migration and Demography (KCMD) and IOM’s Global Migration Data Analysis Centre (GMDAC) in Ispra, Italy on 30 November 2017. For more details about the event, see https://bluehub.jrc.ec.europa.eu/bigdata4migration.

2 See, for instance, IFMS website, http://www.oecd.org/migration/forum-migration-statistics/, and the Migration Data Portal page on data gaps and availability, https://migrationdataportal.org/themes/migration-data-sources.

3 See Data Bulletin Issue no. 4, January 2018 at http://gmdac.iom.int/data-bulletin-improving-data-for-safe-orderly-and-regular-migration.

4 UN Data Revolution Group (2014) A World that Counts: Mobilising the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development, available at http://www.undatarevolution.org/report/.

• Marla Asis (Scalabrini Migration Centre, Manila)

• Alexandra Bilak (Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre, Geneva)

• Marcello Carammia (European Asylum and Support Office, Malta)

• Andrew Geddes (Migration Policy Centre, European University Institute, Florence)

• Yosr A. A. Ibrahim (Head of Sustainable Development Unit, CAPMAS, Cairo)

• Diego Iturralde (Statistics South Africa)• Juan Manuel Jiménez (Organization of

American States, Washington, D.C.)• Manuel Orozco (Inter-American Dialogue,

Washington, D.C.)• Mustafa Hakki Özel (ILO, Geneva)• Jorge Martinez Pizarro (CELADE, CEPAL,

Ecuador• Sonia Plaza (World Bank, Washington,

D.C.)• Jon Simmons (UK Home Office, London)• Ann Singleton (Univerity of Bristol / IOM

GMDAC, Berlin)• Keiko Osaki Tomita (UN Statistics Division,

New York)• Alessandra Zampieri (Joint Research

Centre, European Commission, Ispra)

Managing Editor• Frank Laczko (IOM's GMDAC, Berlin)

The Data Bulletin: Informing a Global Compact for Migration series aims to summarize in an accurate and accessible fashion existing evidence on migration to support the discussions and any follow-up activities of a global compact for safe, orderly and regular migration.

As part of the project “Support to IOM for the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration,” funded by the European Union, Data Bulletins outline the strengths and limitations of relevant migration data, and highlight innovative data practices which are pertinent to the global compact for migration. Data Bulletins reflect the collaborative nature of this process by including relevant contributions from different parts of IOM as well as other agencies and migration experts.

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Issue No. 5 | February 2018 | ISSN 2523-5060

Funded by theEuropean Union

Data Bulletin Issue 5 | February 2018 Big data and migration4 pages, anglais(Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF)

RESILIENCE,

COURAGE

AND SOLIDARITYSTORIES FROM THE EBOLA RESPONSE

Resilience, Courage and SolidarityStories from the Ebola Response52 pages, anglais(Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF)

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Migration and the Sustainable Development Goals: the Role of Inter-State Consultation Mechanisms on Migration and of Regional Economic Organizations

13 October 2016 Geneva

Sixth Global Meeting of Chairs and Secretariats of Regional, Interregional and Global Consultative Processes on Migration (GRCP 6)62 pages, anglais, espagnol, russe(Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF)

Migrant Smuggling to Canada

An Enquiry into Vulnerability and Irregularity through Migrant Stories

Migrant Smuggling to CanadaAn Enquiry into Vulnerability andIrregularity through Migrant Stories78 pages, anglais(Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF)

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PUBLICATIONS DE L’OIM FEVRIER | MARS 20182

La liste complète des publications de l’OIM est disponible sur le site web http://publications.iom.int/bookstore ou par courriel à [email protected]

2018PROCHAINES PUBLICATIONS

VOLUNTARY RETURN AND REINTEGRATION: COMMUNITY-BASED APPROACHES

International Organization for Migration

The UN Migration AgencyFunded by the European Union

EGYPT LABOUR MARKET

REPORTDEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS, LABOUR MARKET EVOLUTION

AND SCENARIOS FOR THE PERIOD 2015–2030

INTEGRATED HIV AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS (STIs) BIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SURVEILLANCE SURVEY

AMONG KEY POPULATIONS IN SOMALIA

MAPPING AND SIZE ESTIMATION OF KEY POPULATIONS IN SOMALIA

INTEGRATED BIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIOURAL SURVEILLANCE SURVEY AMONG VULNERABLE

WOMEN IN HARGEISA, SOMALILAND

Final ReportNOVEMBER 2014

MAPPING AND SIZE ESTIMATION OF KEY POPULATIONS IN SOMALILAND

Final ReportJUNE 2016

Voluntary Return and Reintegration: Community-based ApproachesAnglais

Egypt Labour Market ReportDemographic trends, labour market evolution and scenarios for the period 2015–2030Anglais

Integrated HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) Biological and Behavioural Surveillance Survey Among Key Populations in SomaliaAnglais

Mapping and Size Estimation ofKey Populations in SomaliaAnglais

Integrated Biological and BehaviouralSurveillance Survey among Vulnerable Women in Hargeisa, SomalilandAnglais

Mapping and Size Estimation ofKey Populations in SomalilandAnglais

Migration in JamaicaA COUNTRY PROFILE 2017

Migration in JamaicaA COUNTRY PROFILE 2017

International Organization for Migration?

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Migration in JamaicaA Country Profile 2017 Anglais

Scoping Paper onNational HIV Response in Emergency Settings

in Mozambique: Utilizing Case Studies from Gaza and Zambézia

Scoping Paper on National HIV Response in Emergency Settings in Mozambique:Utilizing Case Studies from Gaza and ZambéziaAnglais, portugais

La violence des jeunes et les enjeuxde l’extrémisme violent a ZinderFrançais, anglais

LA VIOLENCE DES JEUNES

ET LES ENJEUX DE L’EXTREMISME

VIOLENT A ZINDER

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Le Rapport Etat de la migration dans le monde, la publication phare de l’OIM, répond au besoin constant des gouvernements, des milieux universitaires et d’autres praticiens s’intéressant sérieusement à la migration d’être tenus informés des tendances de la migration internationale à l’échelle mondiale et régionale, des questions politiques émergentes et des faits nouveaux en matière de formulation des politiques. La première édition du Rapport, en 2000, est parue en réponse à la demande expresse des Etats Membres de l’OIM de disposer d’informations et de rapports les plus récents sur la migration internationale.

World Migration Report 20002000 / 297 pagesISBN 929-06-8089-XAnglais39 dollars E.-U.

World Migration Report 2003: Managing Migration – Challenges and Responses for People on the Move2003 / 400 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-144-6Anglais60 dollars E.-U.

World Migration Report 2005: Costs and Benefits of International Migration2005 / 500 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-209-4Anglais80 dollars E.-U.

Etat de la migration dans le monde 2008: Gestion de la mobilité de la main d’œuvre dans une économie mondiale en mutation2008ISBN 978-92-9068-572-2 (Français) / 575 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-405-3 (Anglais) / 562 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-570-8 (Espagnol) / 599 pages80 dollars E.-U.

Etat de la migration dans le monde 2010 – L’avenir des migrations : Renforcer les capacités face aux changements2010ISBN 978-92-9068-591-3 (Français) / 290 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-590-6 (Anglais) / 290 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-592-0 (Espagnol) / 294 pages60 dollars E.-U.

Etat de la migration dans le monde 2011 – Bien communiquer sur la migration2011ISBN 978-92-9068-620-0 (Français) / 192 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-619-4 (Anglais) / 184 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-621-7 (Espagnol) / 200 pages49 dollars E.-U.

Etat de la migration dans le monde 2013 : Le bien-être des migrants et le développement2013ISBN 978-92-9068-669-9 (Français) / 228 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-668-2 (Anglais) / 220 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-670-5 (Espagnol) / 228 pages40 dollars E.-U.

Etat de la migration dans le monde 2015 : Les migrants et les villes : de nouveaux partenariatspour gérer la mobilité2015ISBN 978-92-9068-710-8 (Français) / 242 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-709-2 (Anglais) / 228 pagesISBN 978-92-9068-711-5 (Espagnol) / 248 pagesISBN 010-65611040 (Chinois) / 228 pagesISSN 2524-051X (Russe) / 276 pages60 dollars E.-U.

World Migration Report 20182017ISBN 978-92-9068-742-9 (Anglais) / 364 pages70 dollars E.-U.

ETAT DE LA MIGRATIONDANS LE MONDE

La liste complète des publications de l’OIM est disponible sur le site web http://publications.iom.int/bookstore ou par courriel à [email protected]

2018

World Migration Report 2018

364 pagesAnglaisISSN 1561-5502ISBN 978-92-9068-742-970 dollars E.-U.

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WORLD MIGRATION REPORT 2018

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PUBLICATIONS DE L’OIM FEVRIER | MARS 20184

1. Myths and Realities of Chinese Irregular Migration (2000, anglais)

2. Combating Trafficking in South-East Asia: A Review of Policy and Programme Responses (2000, anglais)

3. The Role of Regional Consultative Processes in Managing International Migration (2001, anglais)

4. The Return and Reintegration of Rejected Asylum Seekers and Irregular Migrants: An Analysis of Government Assisted Return Programmes in Selected European Countries (2001, anglais)

5. Harnessing the Potential of Migration and Return to Promote Development (2001, anglais)

6. Recent Trends in Chinese Migration to Europe: Fujianese Migration in Perspective (2002, anglais)

7. Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation: The Case of the Russian Federation (2002, anglais)

8. The Migration-Development Nexus: Evidence and Policy Options (2002, anglais)

9. A Review of Data on Trafficking in the Republic of Korea (2002, anglais, coréen)

10. Moroccan Migration Dynamics: Prospects for the Future (2002, anglais)

11. Journeys of Jeopardy: A Review of Research on Trafficking in Women and Children in Europe (2002, anglais)

12. Irregular Migration in Turkey (2003, anglais)13. Bordering on Control: Combating Irregular Migration in North

America and Europe (2003, anglais)14. Migration and Development: A Perspective from Asia (2003,

anglais)15. Is Trafficking in Human Beings Demand Driven? A Multi-Country

Pilot Study (2003, anglais)16. Migration from Latin America to Europe: Trends and Policy

Challenges (2004, anglais)17. The Development Potential of Zimbabweans in the Diaspora: A

Survey of Zimbabweans Living in the UK and South Africa (2005, anglais)

18. Dynamics of Remittance Utilization in Bangladesh (2005, anglais)19. Internal Migration and Development: A Global Perspective

(2005, anglais)20. The Millennium Development Goals and Migration (2005,

anglais)21. Migration and Development: New Strategic Outlooks

and Practical Ways Forward: The Cases of Angola and Zambia (2005, anglais)

22. Migration andDevelopment: Opportunities and Challenges for Policymakers (2006, anglais)

23. Migration, Human Smuggling and Trafficking from Nigeria to Europe (2006, anglais)

24. Domestic Migrant Remittances in China: Distribution, Channels and Livelihoods (2006, anglais)

25. Remittances in the Great Lakes Region (2006, anglais)26. Engaging Diasporas as Development Partners for Home and

Destination Countries: Challenges for Policymakers (2006, anglais)

27. Migration and Poverty Alleviation in China (2007, anglais)28. A Study of Migrant-Sending Households in Serbia Receiving

Remittances from Switzerland (2007, anglais)29. Trafficking in Human Beings and the 2006 World Cup in Germany

(2007, anglais)30. Migration, Development and Natural Disasters: Insights from the

Indian Ocean Tsunami (2007, anglais)31. Migration and Climate Change (2008, anglais, français, espagnol)32. Irregular Migration from West Africa to the Maghreb and the

European Union: An Overview of Recent Trends (2008, anglais, français, espagnol)

33. Climate Change and Migration: Improving Methodologies to Estimate Flows (2008, anglais)

34. Migration and Development: Achieving Policy Coherence (2008, anglais)

35. Migration, Development and Environment (2008, anglais)36. Trafficking of men - a trend less considered : The case of Belarus

and Ukraine (2008, anglais)37. The Impact of the Global Financial Crises on International

Migration: Lessons Learned (2009, anglais)38. An Assessment of Principal Regional Consultative Processes on

Migration (2010, anglais)39. Angola: A Study of the Impact of Remittances from Portugal and

South Africa (2010, anglais)40. Migrant Resource Centres: An Initial Assessment (2010, anglais)41. The Role of Migrant Care Workers in Ageing Societies: Report on

Research Findings in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada and the United States (2010, anglais)

42. Climate change, migration and critical international security considerations (2011, anglais)

43. Gallup World Poll: The Many Faces of Global Migration (2011, anglais)

44. Ending the 2006 Internal Displacement Crisis in Timor-Leste: Between Humanitarian Aid and Transitional Justice

(2012, anglais)45. Regional Inter-State Consultation Mechanisms on Migration:

Approaches, Recent Activities and Implications for Global Governance of Migration (2013, anglais, espagnol)

46. Migration and Development within the South: New Evidence from African, Carribean and Pacific Countries (2013, anglais)

47. Displaced Youth’s Role in Sustainable Return: Lessons from South Sudan (2013, anglais)

48. Mobility of Health Professionals to, from and within the European Union (2014, anglais)

49. The South–South remittance corridor between Argentina and Bolivia (2014, anglais, espagnol)

50. A New Global Partnership for Development: Factoring in the Contribution of Migration (2014, anglais)

51. Vulnerability to Environmental Stress: Household Livelihoods, Assets and Mobility in the Mekong Delta, Viet Nam (2014, anglais) - Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF

52. Summary Report on the MIPEX Health Strand and Country Reports (2016, anglais) - Peut être téléchargé uniquement en PDF

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La série consacrée au droit international de la migration (DIM) s’attache à promouvoir la compréhension et la prise de conscience des normes juridiques et des principes régissant aujourd’hui les mouvements de personnes, tant sous l’angle des droits et des obligations des migrants que des responsabilités des États. L’une des publications parues dans cette série offre des définitions de termes applicables au domaine migratoire, tandis que d’autres sont l’objet d’une analyse thématique de questions spécifiques en relation avec le droit dela migration. La série du DIM est coordonnée par le Département du Droit international de la migration et des Affaires juridiques de l’OIM.

N° 1 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1813-2278-1 2004 / AnglaisN° 2 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1814-6198-2 2005 / Russe N° 3 Migrations et protection des droits de l’homme ISSN 1815-9257-3 2005 / FrançaisN° 4 Migraciones y Protección de los Derechos Humanos ISSN 1816-1014-4 2005 / EspagnolN° 5 Biometrics and International Migration ISSN 1813-2278-3 2005 / AnglaisN° 6 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1814-6198 2006 / ArabeN° 7 Glosario sobre Migración ISSN 1816-1014 2006 / EspagnolN° 8 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1996-0492 2006 / Slovène N° 9 Glossaire de la Migration ISSN 1815-9257-9 2006 / Français N° 10 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1995-7467 2007 / Albanais N° 11 Glossary on Migration ISSN 15787

2007 / Bosniaque N° 12 Migration and the Right to Health: A Review of European

Community Law and Council of Europe Instruments ISSN 1813-2278-12 2007 / AnglaisN° 13 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1998-3085 2008 / Chinois N° 14 Droit international de la migration – Recueil d’instruments ISSN 1815-9257 2008 / Français N° 15 Human Rights of Migrant Children ISSN 1813-2278 2008 / AnglaisN° 16 Laws for Legal Immigration in the 27 EU Member States ISSN 1813-2278-16 2009 / Anglais N° 17 Législations relatives à l’immigration légale dans les 27 Etats

membres de l’UE ISSN 1815-9257-17 2009 / Français

N0 33 – Glossary on Migration106 pagesGéorgienISSN 1813-2278

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N° 18 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2074-6709

2009 / Turque N° 19 Migration and the Right to Health: A Review of International Law ISSN 1813-2278 2009 / AnglaisN° 20 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2075-2660 2010 / Grec N° 21 Glossary on Migration 2010 / ItalienN° 22 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2075-2687 2010 / Portugais N° 23 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2079-1135 2010 / MacédonienN° 24 Rights, Residence, Rehabilitation: A Comparative Study Assessing

Residence Options for Trafficked Persons ISSN 1813-227824 2010 / AnglaisN° 25 Glossary on Migration (2ème édition) ISSN 1813-227825 2011 / AnglaisN° 26 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2224-722X 2011 / Coréen N° 27 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2224-6460 2011 / Vietnamien N° 28 Laws for Legal Immigration in the 27 EU Member States Volume 1 ISSN 2310-5771 2013 / ArménienN° 29 Laws for Legal Immigration in the 27 EU Member States Volume 2 ISSN 2310-5771 2013 / ArménienN° 30 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2310-5771 2013 / ArménienN° 31 Glossary on Migration ISSN 2074-6709 2013 / TurqueN° 32 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1814-6198 2013 / ArabeN° 33 Glossary on Migration ISSN 1813-2278 2015 / Géorgien

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