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Can employment and training policies and programmes influence migration decision-making in low- and middle-income countries?

This literature review considers the evidence linking the evidence on employment and training policies and migration decision-making in low- and middle-income countries.

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Ethiopia - South Africa migration corridor brief

Overview of MIDEQ's work in the Ethiopia - South Africa migration corridor.

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Adapting to absence: Understanding the impacts of male migration on wives and children in Egyptian households

This case study summarises the findings of MIDEQ’s research into the multifaceted effects of male migrant absence on wives and children within Egyptian households.

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COVID-19's impact on Bangladeshi international migrants

Bangladesh’s population of 170 million is heavily dependent on the overseas employment and remittances. Most of the migrants seeking jobs in the Gulf and Southeast Asian countries are now unduly affected by the global pandemic. Faced with enormous pressure, the Bangladesh government has taken some initiatives to tackle the challenges associated with returnee migrants in light of COVID-19, consequently ensuring well-being for those who remains outside.

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