Migration MPTF: Turning Commitments into Action

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The video discusses the implementation of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM) and the efforts of the capacity-building mechanism to turn commitments into actionable strategies. It highlights the importance of building partnerships and resources among countries, showcasing the success rates of the program and the evolution of reintegration approaches to include social and cultural aspects. The collaborative efforts of governments, UN entities, and other stakeholders to improve migration governance, data systems, and support for migrants are noted. It emphasizes the significance of understanding and effectively governing migration to foster developmental outcomes.

  • 82% of respondents reported the lasting impact of supported results.
  • The capacity-building mechanism has initiated over 30 joint programs across various countries.

Implementing the Global Compact

The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and Regular Migration (GCM) necessitates more than mere commitments; it requires actionable efforts from member states. The GCM capacity-building mechanism, active for the past six years, has been pivotal in helping countries develop the necessary skills and partnerships to translate commitments into action. This includes providing rapid support to strengthen relevant policies and reporting processes and ensuring the sustainability of the results achieved.

Evolving Reintegration Approaches

The approach to reintegration has expanded beyond economic factors to encompass social, psychosocial, and cultural dimensions. The capacity-building mechanism aims to bring the GCM to life by fostering collaboration among governments, UN entities, and other stakeholders. This collaboration has led to the establishment of various long-term actions and a focus on multiple aspects of migrant integration and protection.

Joint Programs and Partnerships

Over 30 joint programs have been funded across more than 40 countries and regions to enhance migration governance and data systems. These partnerships focus on increasing migrant protection and access to services, supporting sustainable livelihoods and reintegration, boosting diaspora engagement, and integrating human mobility into climate action plans. Such coordinated efforts are crucial for effective migration management.

Stakeholder Participation and Reviews

Support for stakeholder involvement is essential throughout the implementation, follow-up, and review stages of the GCM. This participation enables various stakeholders to contribute their perspectives and life experiences to regional discussions and the International Migration Review Forums planned for 2022 and 2026. Collaboration goes beyond individual country's policies and emphasizes collective learning and advancement in migration governance.

Understanding Migration's Role in Development

The video underscores that when migration is well understood, supported, and managed, it plays a crucial role in promoting development. By fostering positive governance concerning migration, countries can achieve meaningful developmental benefits and improve the lives of migrants and their communities.

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0:00 Implementing the global compact for safe, orderly, and regular migration requires [music] more than commitments. Over the last 6 years, the GCM capacity building mechanism has helped countries build the partnerships skills knowledge and resources needed [music] to turn commitments into action. Through rapid demand-driven support, governments strengthen the policies, coordination arrangements, and reporting processes needed to implement and track progress. The results have endured. 82% of program evaluation respondents reported that supported results remain in use, while 86% said [music] these institutional changes would not have

0:46 happened without the program. knowledge and expertise remain available through over 70 trained [music] facilitators and over 370 practices shared on the migration network. >> So the capacity building mechanism of the GCM is [music] established in the global compact for migration. Uh essentially it's the request of the member states of the UN [music] to ask the UN to help them to translate their commitments into action. This is the first time that this migrant resource center has been activated [music] and is actually working. >> Previously when we talk about reintegration, it was just about economic reintegration. But now uh it's not just economic, [music] it's also social, psychosocial and cultural. >> The capacity building mechanism is about

1:31 bringing the [music] compact to life. >> Governments, UN entities and stakeholders also work together through coordinated [music] longerterm action. Around 30 joint programs funded across more than 40 [music] countries and regions. Partners strengthened migration governance and data systems [music] expanded migrant protection and access to services, supported livelihoods and reintegration, [music] increased diaspora engagement, and integrated human mobility into climate action and resilience building. [music] for [music] mentality. [music]

2:22 Support for [music] participation extended across implementation, followup, and review, [music] enabling stakeholders to bring their perspectives and lived experience to [music] regional reviews and the 2022 and 2026 International Migration Review Forums. These are [music] uh not uh uh results of one country's or specifically origin count's policies. [music] >> We hope that we connect with others who do better than ourself. >> When migration is understood, when

3:08 migration is supported and effectively governed, it uh contributes to the development.

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