This ODI meeting, hosted by the Associate Parliamentary Group on Sudan, will launch the second phase of a study by the Humanitarian Policy Group on reintegration in Southern Sudan and the Three Areas.
This report, based on current updates and forecasts as well as on evidence on what happened in previous slowdowns and in the absence of policy responses, suggests that net financial flows to developing countries may fall by as much as $300 billion over 2007-2009, equivalent to a 25% drop.
This paper identifies the kinds of migrant support that are needed in India if migrants are to continue adding to economic growth as they currently do
Research for the 2009 Human Development Report will look at various thematic issues as well as at a number of country studies. The paper on Internal Migration and Human Development in India will review the impact of internal migration on human development, and will identify policy recommendations and successful practices in the context of India.
The 2008-09 Chronic Poverty Report identifies five main traps that underpin chronic poverty – insecurity, limited citizenship, spatial disadvantage, social discrimination and poor work opportunities – and outlines key policy responses to these.
Looking at the vital role of workers who send their money home to Latin America and how they can create a "brain gain" effect.
This report reviews and documents the existing evidence, literature and knowledge of two of the leading organisations in the field: IFRC and International Organization for Migration (IOM). The overall goal is to contribute to the broader ODI study, and to the development of a conceptual framework for understanding and responding to HIV and AIDS in emergencies.
This ODI event aims to present some of the latest thinking of the economic impact of migration on both receiving and sending countries in both developed and developing countries.