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The Global Diaspora Policy Alliance (GDPA) is a global network dedicated to promoting inclusive, evidence-based diaspora policies through fostering transnational cooperation among governments, diaspora communities, and international organizations. The GDPA advances dialogue, partnership, and peer learning to strengthen diaspora engagement, social cohesion, and sustainable development. It facilitates the exchange of best practices to empower diasporas in both their countries of origin and residence.

An academic-practical initiative aimed at developing a new cadre of professionals equipped to manage diaspora engagement from both a cultural and economic diplomacy perspective. The program supports embassies and governments in leveraging diaspora for foreign policy and development cooperation.

Ukrainian refugees obtained an easy electronic tool for identity confirmation and certifying the legality of their stay in Poland.
Used together with a valid travel document it also allows the movement within the Schengen area for 90 days in any 180-day period and crossing EUs external borders (included Polish-Ukrainian border).
Ukrainian citizens can use the Diia.pl after receiving a PESEL number (National Identification Number) and activating a trusted profile, which allows identity verification online.

On 26 May 2024, the World Health Organization announced the official selection of this years winning films of its 5th Health for All Film Festival. The awards were announced at a special event launching WHOs Investment Round on the eve of the Seventy-Seventh World Health Assembly in Geneva. Among the film awarded, the special Prize Migrants and Refugees Health was given to Dalal's Story directed by Alexandra Cordukes from Laundry Lane Productions (Australia).

FAIR in its' third phase promotes fair and ethical recruitment of migrant workers, contributing to fair and regular migration, enhancing migrants' contribution to development in selected African countries, creating a level playing field for responsible employers, and protecting migrants, including migrants in vulnerable situations from abuse and exploitation.

3MinuteJob is a platform tailored to employers willing to hire internationally, including a database composed of 6000 employers and an AI system to interview candidates and verify documents and facilitate visa procedures.

Relocate.me program which helps migrants to be better prepared to enter world of work by making information on fiscal systems, costs of living, housing and medical services easily accessible and preparing applicants for interviews.

The Digital Identity and Credential Verification practices involves using digital wallets containing verified credentials issued directly by the issuer, such as government authorities, academic institutions, and banks. This system allows users to share verified credentials directly with employers or government agencies, eliminating intermediaries and reducing costs and time. The technology is underpinned by web 3 technologies like blockchain and distributed ledgers. The practice aims to provide more data ownership to individuals, ensuring secure and accountable data sharing.

The Policy for Linkage and Provision of Comprehensive Support for Women aims to foster the integral development of Mexican girls and women through the implementation of various strategies based on the consular services provided by Mexico's representations worldwide.
The program is directed towards migrant women and girls, particularly those in vulnerable situations (e.g., victims of violence, migration advisory services, care for LGBTQ+ women).

The Migration for Development and Equality (MIDEQ) Hub is a network of more than 30 partners focused on the relationship between migration, inequalities, and development in the Global South. In Nepal, the MIDEQ developed training resources in English and six Nepali languages that anyone can draw on to train migrants in the safe, wise and secure use of digital tech.