Best Practices

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Best Practices

Migration has become a key issue in today’s globalised world, both for host countries and countries of origin. Policy makers are nowadays expected to implement new policies in order to protect the rights of migrants, to promote their integration in the society while safeguarding cultural diversity. To face these challenges, governments and international organisations need detailed information and research. The idea of a collection of Best Practices in international migration is based on the observation that carefully documented cases studies can provide inspiration for policy making and planning.


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			Best Practices in Immigration Services Planning Synn�ve Benndixsen and Paul de Guchteneire Discussion paper More...


			Defining exploitative migration Clarification of terms More...


			Poverty, Gender and Human Trafficking in Sub-Saharan Africa: Rethinking Best Practices in Migration Management Thanh-Dam Truong More...


			Questionnaire for Best Practices More...


			Searching for Best Practices to Counter Human Trafficking in Africa: A Focus on Women and Children Thanh-Dam Truong and Maria Belen Angeles More...


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