Скачать или смотреть Mapping the evidence on what works for addressing root causes of irregular migration: new insights

Reasons why people take decisions to leave their countries of origin are many and they are often intertwined. With the growing inequalities, worsening impacts of the climate change and deteriorating demographic imbalances, there is an expectation that many more individuals will start seeking better lives, conditions, or livelihoods, or leave to escape from violence, persecution, or repression in the coming years. It is up to the governments, private sector and migrants’ communities themselves to ensure that migration is happening in a safe, regular and orderly manner – in line with the spirit of the Global Compact for Migration adopted in 2018. To provide a comprehensive insight into the complexity of migration drivers and measures that can contribute to reducing the share of irregular migration, 3ie has completed mapping existing literature and academic knowledge which analyzed the effectiveness of all initiatives and programs with digital trace on the web which have been implemented since 1990 to address the root causes and drivers of irregular migration. Based on the results from the mapping, 3ie synthesized one of the intervention categories for which there was a sufficient number of studies to group and compare the results on migration-related outcomes: skills-based active labor market policies.

Panelists:

Marina Manke, Chief, Global Migration Data Analysis Centre, IOM;
Hanna Snider, Migration & Learning Advisor, USAID;
David McKenzie, Lead Economist, World Bank;
Domenico Tabasso, Senior Economist, World Bank- UNHCR Joint Data Center on Forced Displacement; and
Sebastian Martinez, Director, Evaluation Office, 3ie (chair)