To contribute to the operationalization of these goals, the migration policy priorities of Member States – identified through the MGI consultative process – are used to inform the selection of policy enablers. [...] More than half of countries have formal • Establish local coordination mechanisms to monitor cooperation agreements to prevent and counter the implementation of national and international anti- smuggling. [...] civil society and the with the private sector in agenda-setting and the • Involve CSOs and the private sector as implementation and private sector implementation of migration-related programmes. [...] • Develop programmes and regular forums to facilitate the contributions of diasporas to their respective countries of origin. [...] In addition to its extensive coverage at both the national and local levels, the MGI programme is a unique data source to inform the development of people-centred migration policies that support good migration governance: (a) Alignment with key international frameworks – the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, the MGI programme, and in target 10.7 of the Sustainable Development.
- Pages
- 4
- Published in
- Switzerland
