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International Conference: ‘Improving Data on International Migration’
Towards Agenda 2030 and the Global Compact on Migration
Federal Foreign Office, Berlin, 2-3 December 2016
Organised by the IOM’s Global Migration Data Analysis Centre with support from the German Foreign Office, the United States State Department and the European Commission’s Knowledge Centre on Migration and Development, the conference brought together leading international experts on migration and development data, together with representatives from governments, civil society and the private sector from across the world.
In this section we provide relevant background documents and information from the conference hosts, speakers and participants.
With a focus on practical steps that could be taken to address data gaps, build data capacities and highlight innovative practices globally, the conference also provided an opportunity to discuss the follow-up to the September 19 United Nations Summit for Refugees and Migrants, and how to strengthen the collection, sharing and analysis of data on international migration.
Main Discussion Paper:
- Improving Data on International Migration and Development: Towards a Global Action Plan?, F. Laczko, 1/12/2016
Background Papers:
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The Global Need for Better Data on International Migration and the Special Potential of Household Surveys, R. E. Bilsborrow, 27/11/2016
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The Potential of the 2010 Population and Housing Census Round for International Migration Analysis, S. Juran, R. Snow, 11/2016
- What do Migrant Workers Pay for Foreign Jobs? KNOMAD Data and SDG Indicator 10.7.1, Prof. P. Martin, 05/11/2016
- Migration forecasting: Beyond the limits of uncertainty, GMDAC Data Briefing Series, Issue No. 6, 11/2016
Reports and documents:
- New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants, 13/09/2016 - A/71/L.1*
- International Migration Under the Microscope, 20/05/2016 - Science, Vol. 352 (subscription required)
- Migrants Count: Five Steps Towards Better Migration Data, 05/2009 - Report of the Commission on International Migration Data for Development Research and Policy
- The Comparability of International Migration Statistics: Problems and Prospects, 07/2005 – OECD Statistics Brief
Measuring Migration in the context of Agenda 2030 and the Global Compact on Migration:
- Migration and the United Nations Post-2015 Development Agenda, 2013 – International Organization for Migration (IOM), Frank Laczko / Lars Johan Lönnback (Eds.)
- Transforming our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, 25/05/2015 - A/Res/70/1
- Strengthening the Demographic Evidence Base for the Post-2015 Development Agenda, 27/01/2016 - E/CN.9/2016/3 - Report of the Secretary-General
- A World That Counts: Mobilizing the Data Revolution for Sustainable Development, 11/2014 – Report of the Secretary-General’s Independent Expert Advisory Group on a Data Revolution for Sustainable Development
- Tier Classification for Global SDG Indicators, 21/09/2016 – Interagency and Expert Group on the SDG Indicators (IAEG-SDG)
- The Sustainable Development Goals Report 2016, 19/07/2016 – Secretary-General
- Data Prospects: IPUMS-International, 2016 - Matt Sobek, in the International Handbook of Migration and Population Distribution
Measuring Well-Governed Migration:
- Measuring Well-Governed Migration: The Migration Governance Index, 26/04/2016 – Economist Intelligence Unit Study for IOM
Presentations:
Session 1: Measuring Migration in the context of Agenda 2030 and the global compact on migration:
- Keiko Osaki Tomita, UN Statistics Division
- Jean-Christophe Dumont, OECD
- Delali Badasu, University of Ghana
Session 2: Measuring the well-being of migrants:
- David Gordon / Ann Singleton, University of Bristol and IOM GMDAC
- Claire Melamed, Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data
- Solveigh Hieronimus, McKinsey & Company
- Soonhwa Yi, Worldbank
Session 3: Measuring well-governed migration:
- Leo Abruzzese, Economist Intelligence Unit
- Jose Carlos Andrade, Government of Ecuador
- Rita di Prospero, European Commission, DG Home
Session 4: Measuring the Costs of Migration:
- Manuel Orozco, Inter-American Dialogue
- Philip Martin, University of California, Davis
- Anna Schmidt, European Commission, DG DEVCO
Session 5: Capacity Building and Innovative Practices:
Session 6: Panel Discussion on the way forward:
- Frank Laczko, IOM GMDAC
- Alessandra Zampieri, European Commission, Knowledge Center on Migration and Demography
- Sarah Rosengaertner, Office of the SRSG for International Migration
- Richard Bilsborrow, Carolina Population Center
Migration Databases:
- DataBank - The World Bank
- DEMIG (Determinants of International Migration)
- European Asylum Support Office (EASO)
- Eurostat: Migration and Citizenship Data
- Eurostat: Asylum and Managed Migration Data
- Eurostat: Population and Housing Census Data
- Eurostat: Migrant Integration Data
- Frontex: Migration Routes
- Humanitarian Data Exchange (HDX)
- IPUMS-International Census Microdata
- IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM)
- IOM Missing Migrants Project
- OECD: International Migration data
- UN Global Migration Database (UNDESA)
- UNHCR Population Statistics database
- UN Statistics Division: International Migration data
Other resources:
- EC Knowledge Centre on Migration and Development
- Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data
- Partnership in Statistics for Development in the 21st Century (PARIS21)
- SDG Indicators Global Database
- IOM International Dialogue on Migration 2016: Follow-up and Review of Migration in the SDGs - Intersessional Workshop, 29 Feb - 1 Mar 2016, UNHQ, New York