Leveraging the Global Compact for Safe Migration in COVID-19 Response and Recovery Efforts
A
PPLYING
THE
G
LOBAL
C
OMPACT
FOR
S
AFE
,
O
RDERLY
AND
R
EGULAR
M
IGRATION
IN
COVID-19
RESPONSE
AND
RECOVERY
EFFORTS
IDM 2020
Panel 6
IOM and UNDP Joint presentation
L
EVERAGING
THE
GCM
FOR
COVID-19 R
ESPONSE
AND
R
ECOVERY
Well governed migration can be a
transformative way to:
•
mitigate
negative impacts of COVID-19
•
help
states to build stronger, more
inclusive and resilient communities that
protect human rights
•
stimulate
strong socioeconomic recovery
and accelerate implementation of the
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
R
ESTORING
THE
P
OSITIVE
D
EVELOPMENT
I
MPACT
OF
M
IGRATION
Regular Migration, Decent Work and the Positive Development Impact of Human Mobility
Examples of Action:
•
Expediting procedures for the recognition of the professional qualifications of migrants and refugees
(Argentina and Peru)
•
Outreach and direct support to migrant workers during the COVID-19 crisis through Migrant Worker
Resources Centres (7 ASEAN countries)
N
O
O
NE
IS
S
AFE
U
NTIL
E
VERYONE
IS
S
AFE
Social Inclusion and Migrant Integration
Examples of Action:
•
Access to the clinics dedicated to COVID-19 diagnosis, regardless of their migratory status or insurance
(Canada)
•
Access to online education through the translation of online learning guidelines to support the registration
of refugee and migrant children (Greece)
C
ONNECTING
THE
GCM
WITH
THE
UN
SOCIOECONOMIC
RESPONSE
Source:
UN Framework for the
immediate socio-economic
response to COVID-19
For more information, please consult
the
UN Migration Network
Policy
Brief
under:
www.migrationnetwork.un.org
Well-governed migration plays a transformative role in mitigating the negative impact of COVID-19, building stronger, inclusive communities, stimulating socio-economic recovery, and advancing Sustainable Development Goals. The positive development impact of migration is highlighted through examples of action taken to support migrant workers and ensure social inclusion. Connecting the Global Compact for Migration with the UN socio-economic response is essential for a comprehensive approach. Consult the UN Migration Network Policy Brief for further information.
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APPLYINGTHE GLOBAL COMPACT FOR SAFE, ORDERLY AND REGULAR MIGRATION IN COVID-19 RESPONSE AND RECOVERY EFFORTS IDM 2020 Panel 6 IOM and UNDP Joint presentation
LEVERAGINGTHE GCM FOR COVID-19 RESPONSE AND RECOVERY Well governed migration can be a transformative way to: mitigate negative impacts of COVID-19 help states to build stronger, more inclusive and resilient communities that protect human rights stimulate strong socioeconomic recovery and accelerate implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
RESTORINGTHE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT IMPACT OF MIGRATION Regular Migration, Decent Work and the Positive Development Impact of Human Mobility Examples of Action: Expediting procedures for the recognition of the professional qualifications of migrants and refugees (Argentina and Peru) Outreach and direct support to migrant workers during the COVID-19 crisis through Migrant Worker Resources Centres (7 ASEAN countries)
NO ONEIS SAFE UNTIL EVERYONEIS SAFE Social Inclusion and Migrant Integration Examples of Action: Access to the clinics dedicated to COVID-19 diagnosis, regardless of their migratory status or insurance (Canada) Access to online education through the translation of online learning guidelines to support the registration of refugee and migrant children (Greece)
CONNECTINGTHE GCM WITHTHEUNSOCIOECONOMIC RESPONSE Source: UN Framework for the immediate socio-economic response to COVID-19
For more information, please consult the UN Migration NetworkPolicy Brief under: www.migrationnetwork.un.org
