The Migration GovernanceIndicators

David Martineau

Migration Policy Officer

IOM, Multilateral Processes Division

https://migrationdataportal.org/snapshots/mgi

1. What is the MGI and where it comes from?

2. What is the process?

3. What is in it for you ?

Outline

1.What is the MGI and where it comes from

Sustainable development goals (SDGs)

Target 10.7

Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies

MiGOF

MGI→ Set of 90 indicators covering 6 dimensions of good migration governance

→ Framework and methodology to assess country-specific migration governance structures

→ Translated in a short summary report of the findings

MGI: three key attributes

MGI Pilot

15 countriesJanuary 2016 – May 2016

Bahrain

Bangladesh

Canada

Costa Rica

Germany

Ghana

Italy

Mexico

Moldova

Morocco

The Philippines

South Africa

South KoreaSweden

Turkey

MGI II

14 countriesAugust 2017 – March 2018

Colombia

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

El Salvador

Honduras

Kazakhstan

Kenya

Kuwait

Mali

Mauritius

Portugal

Serbia

Sri Lanka

Uganda

Albania

Argentina

Brazil

Guatemala

Kyrgyzstan

Lesotho

Nepal

Tuvalu

Ukraine

Vanuatu

MGI III

10 countriesSeptember 2017 – August 2018

Belize

Côte d'Ivoire

Djibouti

Ethiopia

Guinea-Bissau

Jamaica

Mauritania

Panama

Peru

Timor-Leste

Zambia

MGI IV

11 countriesOctober 2018 – August 2019

2. What is the process ?

Summary of the process

• 26 Country Snapshots already available on the portal

• Key findings for each country under each domain

• Full country governance profile available for download

3. What is in it for you?

What’s in it for you

Generate a dialogueLocal

National

Regional

Global

Identify gaps

MGI assessment

identifying good practices and areas in

for further development in

national migration governance.

Financing

using the MGI results as a basis

Capacity building activities based on the gaps identified

and on governments priorities.

Assist in developing comprehensive strategies

• National strategy• UNDAF• MAPS

“Despite progress in recent years in dialogue and cooperation, migration remains inadequately reflected in development frameworks and broader sectoral policies, both at national and local levels and in global development agendas.” DG William Swing

(paragraph 79 – 2030 Agenda).

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