Passeport Talent / Talent Passport is a streamlined residence permit facilitating the entry and stay of highly skilled foreign workers, researchers, artists, and entrepreneurs. It aims to attract global talent to contribute to France’s economic, scientific, and cultural development, while encouraging long-term integration and bilateral cooperation between host and origin countries.
The RMRP covers 17 countries of Latin America and the Caribbean with an overview of 12 thematic areas of direct assistance (Education, Food Security, Health, Humanitarian Transportation, Integration, Nutrition, Protection, Child Protection, Gender-Based Violence, Human Trafficking and Smuggling, Shelter and WASH).
This structure, also replicated at a national level, provides an ample scope of response and collaboration between the partners of the platform and the local government, and this is reflected in regional and country response plans.
Labor migration within Central Asia and targeted countries of destination, in particular to Kazakhstan constitutes a lifeline for millions of families in Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. However, informality and poor regulation negatively affect potential development benefits. The program aims to enhance labor mobility governance along the Central Asia - Kazakhstan migration corridor while supporting CA governments to facilitate reintegration and encourage the diversification of countries of destination.
The project Support to the African Union (AU) on Labour Migration and Free Movement of the Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH cooperates with the African Union Commission (AUC) to promote the implementation of continental and regional migration policies with a focus on labour migration and free movement in Africa. This includes the Migration Policy Framework for Africa (MPFA), the African Union Free Movement of Persons Protocol (AU FMP) and the African Common Position on Migration and Development (ACPMD).
In 2024, IOM supported 15 CARICOM member states and regional bodies in developing a comprehensive regional migration policy framework. This initiative responds to the evolving migration landscape and the need for a coordinated approach to migration governance
The initiative positions migration policy as a tool to advance regional integration and address national concerns from a regional's perspective. Thus, it also provides regional contextualized guidance and tools for national-level actions and policy development.
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.
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 Brazil, the MIDEQ Hub network worked a wide range of vulnerable groups in the Brazilian periferias including LBT women, informal traders, formerly gaoled women and activists from a favela in Rio de Janeiro to reversion our learning resources into Brazilian Portuguese.
The Philippines Online Accreditation Management System (OAMS) is a web-based application fir the accreditation of foreign principals and employers.
The DMW Mobile App is a digital solution designed for Overseas Workers (OFWs) providing a comprehensive mobile platform to enhance the overseas journeys of the Philippines citizens, providing essential services such as securing your OFW Pass.
China introduced a no-document-presentation inspection model to enhance border inspection efficiency. This is an optimized upgrade of the existing fast-track channels for passengers, replacing the traditional document swiping with facial recognition for inspection. Additionally, China launched an electric port visa in Shanghai, which will soon cover the whole country. China will also provide a new app that consolidates various living service apps, allowing foreigners to book accommodation, buy tickets, order takeout, and access repair services, among other things.