Upcoming migration & development events
- SUSTAINING MUTUAL GAINS: Best Practices in Migration and Recruitment: A Symposium held in celebration of 60 years of Philippine-Canada diplomatic ties. Feb. 18, 2009. 8:30am-3:00pm at Environmental Studies Institute Conference Room, Miriam College Campus, Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City. For more details contact 435-9229 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .
| Outputs of National Consultations |
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Powerpoint Presentation of the Outputs of the National Consultation (with GFMD Themes and Philippine Agenda) PDF format, 108kb
GFMD Roundtable Themes' Consolidated Reports from the 4 Island Consultations (Redlined)
Directory of Government Officials who attended the Interface
To download all the documents at once (.ZIP file), click on the box icon.
| Download Documents from GFMD 2008 Manila |
 Best Practice in Temporary Labour Migration for Development: A Perspective from Asia & the Pacific |
| Best practices in fostering migration opportunities: do they work? |
| Can Migration Foster Development in Mexico? |
| Enhancing Benefits and Reducing Costs: Experiences and Perspectives from the Philippines |
| Promoting the Rights of Migrants |
| Roundtable 2.1 - Fostering more opportunities for legal migration in Europe |
| Healing and Jobs |
| Strengthening Policy Responses to Migrant Smuggling and Human Trafficking |
| Irregular Migration and Some Negative Consequences for Development: ASIA-GCC CONTEXT |
| Managing Migration and Minimizing the Negative Impacts of Irregular Migration |
| Managing Irregular Migration as a Negative Factor in the Development of Eastern Asia |
| Mixed Migratory Movements |
| Microsoft Anti-Trafficking brochure |
| Microsoft Labor Mobility |
| Roundtable 2.1 Fostering more opportunities for legal migration in North America |
| OECD:Managing Migration |
| Roundtable 2.1 Overview |
| Migration Rights Overview of Issues |
| Policy and Institutional Coherence at the Civil Society Days of GFMD |
| Poverty Reduction Strategies |
| Session 3.3 Background |
| Protecting Migrant Workers: A Shared Responsibility |
| Unauthorized Migration: US Policy Responses in Comparative Perspective |
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- Forum on Migration, Development and Connectivity (a joint effort by CMA, MFA, AER and UP Solair) on Oct. 23, 2008, 1:30 p.m. at the U.P. School of Labor and Industrial Relations, Diliman, QC. For more info, click to download this file.
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Welcome to MigrationDev.org
Migration and development are traditionally treated as two separate programs. Today however, there has been a growing global movement that explores the relationship between development and migration. Countries of origin, transit and destination are coming together (both in civil society and government levels) to discuss and create coherent and sustainable policies that allow for migration to contribute positively to development and economic growth.This website was created as a resource bank for those involved in consultations for the Philippine Agenda on Migration and Development. Here you will find more information on the ‘migration and development’ concept, the outcomes of National and Island Consultations and other initiatives undertaken in this field, as well as research and policy papers produced by key advocates of the agenda.
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