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About the Toolkit
About the ToolkitThe World Migration Report, the flagship publication series of the International Organization for Migration, presents data and information on human migration together with analysis of complex and emerging migration issues. To support the accessibility and use of the report, this World Migration Report Policy Toolkit provides a set of tailored tools and resources for those working in policy and international migration.
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ExploreTo help policy officers and other key audiences make the most of the World Migration Report, this digital Policy Toolkit provides tailored background information, access to key data and trends, and enables deeper exploration of cross-cutting migration issues examined in the World Migration Report series.
Migration and Migrants
Migration and Migrants
Research, Analysis and the Policy Cycle
Research, Analysis and the Policy Cycle
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Resources for Policy
ResourcesAccess a range of content designed to provide background information on key migration issues relevant to the World Migration Report (WMR). A selection of data snapshots, videos, presentations and links to background documentation are available to guide your research and exploration of the WMR.
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Four indexes are provided below for the cross-cutting issue of “border management”:
Border management and technology
The index for the issue of “border management and technology ” below is structured on the basis of the following sub-topics:
- Use of technology for border management
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- 2022 edition, chapter 5 on "COVID-19’s impact on migration, mobility and migrants globally", p. 168
- 2022 edition, chapter 11 on "Artificial intelligence, migration and mobility", pp. 283, 285-286, 297 and 299
- 2018 edition, chapter 6 on "Mobility, migration and transnational connectivity", pp. 162-163 and 165
- Risks linked to digitalization of border management
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Biases and errors
- 2022 edition, chapter 5 on "COVID-19’s impact on migration, mobility and migrants globally", p. 294
- 2022 edition, chapter 11 on "Artificial intelligence, migration and mobility", pp. 293, 297 and 299
Data confidentiality and privacy
- 2022 edition, chapter 11 on "Artificial intelligence, migration and mobility", pp. 294, 297 and 299
- 2018 edition, chapter 6 on "Mobility, migration and transnational connectivity", pp. 163 and 165
Irregular Migration
The index for the issue of “irregular migration” below is structured on the basis of the following sub-topics:
- Trends and patterns
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Estimates
- 2020 edition, chapter 2 on a "Global overview of migration and migrants", p. 28 (textbox)
- 2018 edition, chapter 2 on a "Global overview of migration and migrants", p. 25 (plus appendix)
Subregional dimensions
- Eastern and Southern Africa: 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 70
- South-East Asia: 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 87
- Impacts of COVID-19
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General impacts
- 2022 edition, chapter 5 on "COVID-19’s impact on migration, mobility and migrants globally", pp. 154 and 163
Impacts at subregional level
- West and Central Africa: 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 68
- Eastern and Southern Africa: 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", pp. 69-70
- North Africa: 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 72
- Northern, Western and Southern Europe: 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 96
- Factors of irregular migration
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- 2022 edition, chapter 6 on "Peace and security as drivers of safe migration", pp. 173-174, 176-177 and 187
- 2020 edition, chapter 9 on "Human mobility and adaptation to environmental change", p. 254
- 2018 edition, chapter 7 on "Understanding migration from migrants' perspectives", p. 180-182 and 185
- Impacts on migrants
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- 2022 edition, chapter 10 on "Human trafficking in migration pathways", p. 255
- 2018 edition, chapter 7 on "Understanding migration from migrants' perspectives", p. 182
- 2022 edition, chapter 10 on "Human trafficking in migration pathways", p. 260
- 2018 edition, chapter 5 on "Global migration governance frameworks", p. 132
- 2020 edition, chapter 7 on "Migration and health", p. 209
- 2020 edition, chapter 10 on "Migrants caught in crises", p. 249
- Addressing irregular migration
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- 2022 edition, chapter 6 on "Peace and security as drivers of safe migration", p. 183
- 2022 edition, chapter 7 on "International migration as a stepladder of opportunity", pp. 209 and 211
- 2022 edition, chapter 10 on "Human trafficking in migration pathways", pp. 269 and 277
- 2018 edition, chapter 7 on "Understanding migration from migrants' perspectives", pp. 180-181
- Role of technology
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- 2022 edition, chapter 11 on "Artificial intelligence, migration and mobility", p. 291
- 2018 edition, chapter 6 on "Mobility, migration and transnational connectivity", pp. 160 and 163
- Global migration governance
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- 2022 edition, chapter 6 on "Peace and security as drivers of safe migration", p. 178
- 2018 edition, chapter 5 on "Global migration governance frameworks", p. 136
- 2018 edition, chapter 7 on "Understanding migration from migrants' perspectives", p. 171
Migrant smuggling
The index for the issue of “migrant smuggling” below is structured on the basis of the following sub-topics:
- Trends and patterns
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- 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 87 (South-East Asia)
- 2022 edition, chapter 10 on "Human trafficking in migration pathways", pp. 256, 260 and 277
- 2018 edition, chapter 2 on a "Global overview of migration and migrants", p. 25
- Factors of migrant smuggling
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- 2022 edition, chapter 7 on "International migration as a stepladder of opportunity", p. 209
- 2018 edition, chapter 7 on "Understanding migration from migrants' perspectives", p. 182
- Impacts of COVID-19
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- 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 68 (West and Central Africa)
- 2022 edition, chapter 5 on "COVID-19’s impact on migration, mobility and migrants globally", p. 163
- Role of technology
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- 2018 edition, chapter 5 on "Global migration governance frameworks", p. 160
- Global migration governance
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- 2022 edition, chapter 10 on "Human trafficking in migration pathways", p. 275
- 2020 edition, chapter 11 on "Recent developments in global governance", p. 298
- 2018 edition, chapter 5 on "Global migration governance frameworks", pp. 127, 129, 131-132 and 142
Human trafficking
The index for the issue of “human trafficking” below is structured on the basis of the following sub-topics:
- Trends and patterns
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- 2022 edition, chapter 3 on "Regional dimensions and developments", p. 69 (West and Central Africa), 73 (North Africa) and 87 (South-East Asia)
- 2020 edition, chapter 8 on "Children and unsafe migration", pp. 235 and 247
- Factors increasing risk of human trafficking
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- 2022 edition, chapter 7 on "International migration as a stepladder of opportunity", p. 209
- 2020 edition, chapter 9 on "Human mobility and adaptation to environmental change", p. 264
- 2018 edition, chapter 7 on "Understanding migration from migrants' perspectives", p. 182
- Addressing human trafficking
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- Free movement: 2022 edition, chapter 7 on "International migration as a stepladder of opportunity", p. 211
- Impacts on migrants
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- 2020 edition, chapter 6 on "Migration, inclusion and social cohesion", p. 187
- 2020 edition, chapter 7 on "Migration and health", pp. 216 and 225
- Role of technology
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- 2018 edition, chapter 5 on "Global migration governance frameworks", pp. 160 and 168
- Global migration governance
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- 2020 edition, chapter 11 on "Recent developments in global governance", p. 298-299
- 2018 edition, chapter 5 on "Global migration governance frameworks", pp. 127, 129, 131-132, 135 and 142
Deep dive into human trafficking
Chapters 2 and 3 of the World Migration Report 2022 provide global and regional overviews of the number of migrant workers and the flow of international remittances according to the latest data released by the International Labour Organization and the World Bank respectively.