Only one week left until the 'Experts Meeting: Identity Management 2040', taking place on November 18-19 in The Hague! We're excited to join experts, academics, and IOM colleagues to explore the future of legal identity together. Stay tuned for insights and updates! #SafeMigration #EM2040 #IdentityManagement
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IOM’s Immigration and Border Governance (IBG) Division supports Member States in improving the policy, legislation, operational systems, human resources and administrative and technical structures required to respond more effectively to diverse migration and border management challenges. Immigration and Border Governance activities are in line with IOM’s commitment to facilitate orderly, safe and regular migration and mobility. IBG activities are designed as partnerships with governments and other relevant stakeholders to identify needs, determine priority areas, and shape and deliver interventions. The IBG team's activities are continuously evolving to meet new migration challenges on the national, regional and international level. There are two distinct and complementary portfolios within IBG: Border and Identity Solutions (BIS) and Immigration and Visas (IV). In addition, the IBG Division is in charge of facilitating a number of organizational cross-thematic initiatives, notably the Legal Identity Strategy, IOM’s African Capacity Building Center for Migration and Border Management (ACBC) in Tanzania, and IOM’s flagship training programme, the “Essentials in Migration Management 2.0 (emm2.0)”, along with involvement in institutional activities related to COVID-19 response and recovery and the UN Network on Migration (UNNM).
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Reaching this milestone is a reminder of the incredible community supporting IOM’s work in rights-based immigration and border governance worldwide. We’re excited to continue sharing our insights and progress with all of you. Here’s to growing together and making a positive impact around the globe! 🌍
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🌍 Join IOM's global mission! We’re looking for a Project Officer (Border and Identity Solutions) to support vital initiatives in migration management from our Geneva HQ. This role will focus on supporting counter-smuggling efforts, foster inter-agency collaboration, and enhance monitoring frameworks to ensure impactful, rights-based migration solutions. 📅 Closing Date: 27 November 2024 🔗 Apply Here: https://lnkd.in/emvwQZqx If you're passionate about making a difference, apply now and help shape a safer, more humane migration landscape! #IOMCareers #MigrationJobs #ProjectOfficer #Geneva
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👏Exciting news for #BMIC7 participants! Lt. Col. Jones will be speaking at BMIC7 Workshop 4 dedicated to Information Sharing & International Cooperation. Join us as he discusses how partnership agreements improve the efficacy of border management systems across the Caribbean.
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🌍 New Article Alert! 🌍 Our latest article explores the transformative impact of Alternatives to Detention (ATD) in migration management. Learn how ATD align with international standards, reduce reliance on detention, and foster more humane and effective migration governance. 🌐 #MigrationManagement #AlternativesToDetention
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📢 Join IOM as a Policy Officer (P3)! 📢 Are you ready to make an impact on global migration and border governance? IOM is seeking a dynamic Policy Officer (P3) to help shape key strategies, support regional experts, and drive meaningful change. You’ll work closely with the Head of the Immigration Border Governance Division, leading policy development, providing expert guidance, and managing knowledge resources. This is a unique opportunity to influence institutional priorities and contribute to global initiatives that matter. ✨ Don’t miss your chance! 🗓️ Apply by 30 October 2024, at: https://lnkd.in/e3enePGd #IOMCareers #PolicyOfficer #Migration #BorderGovernance
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Hear from Damien Thuriaux, Head of Division at IOM Immigration and Border Governance, as we reflect on last week’s global workshop on migrant smuggling, organized with UNODC under the framework of the United Nations Network on Migration. 🌍 The workshop brought together a diverse group of emerging #researchers from Europe, Africa, and the Americas to explore key themes around individual decision-making processes behind smuggling-facilitated journeys, and the impact of law enforcement operations on local development and patterns of mobility. With these insights, we’re now gearing up to turn discussions into actionable steps, including a special publication of selected #policypapers early next year. 🚀📖 Exciting progress ahead! 📚✨
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Over the past two days, our global research workshop on migrant smuggling, organized under the United Nations Network on Migration umbrella and in close collaboration with UNODC, brought together emerging researchers from around the world to dive into the critical issue of migrant smuggling. Our workshop facilitators, Gabriella Sanchez, Luigi Achilli, and Valerio Simoni, highlight the importance of evidence-based research in finding real solutions to these complex challenges. Exciting discussions, important research and policy insights, and more to come! Stay tuned! 📚 ✨ #MigrationResearch #Smuggling #GlobalCollaboration #ResearchForChange IOM - UN Migration
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Yesterday, we kicked off the first day of our research workshop on migrant smuggling, diving into thought-provoking discussions on this critical issue. 🌍🛳️ Six of twelve shortlisted authors presented a diverse range of research focused on migrant smuggling, including the complex interactions between smugglers and law enforcement at borders 🚓, the legal implications of criminalizing smuggled migrants steering small boats 🚤, and the unique challenges faced by Indigenous communities in Canada and the USA, who are affected by smuggling across their cross-border territories 🗺️. We also examined the decision-making processes of migrants transiting through smuggling routes in the Balkans, Iran, and Turkey 🛤️, the key role of brokers in facilitating smuggling from South Asia to Europe 🌏, and the ongoing challenges in identifying missing migrants at the EU-Moroccan borders - where smuggling networks continue to operate 🧭. Excited to continue these critical discussions today as we work towards a publication coming early next year 📚, featuring selected studies from the workshop. Stay tuned for more insights! 📖✨ #MigrationResearch #Smuggling #InternationalCooperation #BorderStudies #ComingSoon
Today, we will meet 12 experts from around the world to explore research on migrant smuggling. Their insights will be featured in a special publication early next year. Stay tuned! Gabriella Sanchez UNODC Samantha Mundeta-Munodawafa Rita Deliperi COLUCCi Donato Luigi Achilli Valerio Simoni Martin Fowke Samuel Boutruche #migrantsmuggling
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Latest from #Malawi!
🚀 Exciting progress for establishing Malawi's Migration Information Data Analysis System (#MIDAS)! Since yesterday, IOM and the Department of Immigration and Citizenship Services have been meeting to review draft MIDAS SOPs to establish clear roles and responsibilities for MIDAS operators in Malawi. During the workshop, operating challenges are addressed, recommendations are identified, and a training plan is developed to ensure uniformity in the use of the system and to maximize its effectiveness. Today we work together to finalize and validate the SOP for MIDAS in Malawi to enhance MIDAS implementation at Malawi's border posts. #FacilitatingTrade #IntegratedBorderGovernance #Malawi
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