Titlebook: Global Perspectives on Migration and Development; GFMD Puerto Vallarta Irena Omelaniuk Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012

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Migration, Gender, and Family,e Roundtable Session 2.2 on “Family, Gender and Migration,” GFMD Puerto Vallarta, November 8–11, 2010; and follow-up thematic meetings in Jamaica and Ghana in September 2011 on the derivative theme of migrant domestic workers during the Swiss GFMD in 2011). It identified gender and family as key ind

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Textbox 4: Global Care Workers at the Interface of Migration and Development,n into global care chains, job opportunities – including the potential for upward mobility and recent advances in the normative framework for all domestic workers – the ILO Convention No. 189 on Decent Work for Domestic Workers, 2011, and others that formalize this category of informal service secto

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Irregular Migration: Causes, Patterns, and Strategies,duces the potential of migration to contribute to development but can also result from the lack of development-friendly policies of country of origin and destination. The main cause of irregular migration is less a disregard of regulations by migrants than a continuing inequality within and between

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Climate Change, Migration, and Development,iously debated for almost 20 years now, but there continues to be insufficiently informed debate on the links with development, both as cause and effect. The chapter reviews current knowledge and discussion about how climate change may affect migration and the implications of this for adaptation, de

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Assessing the Impact of Migration Policies on Economic and Social Development,f migration policies on development. This is important for good governance, coherent public policy making, correcting misperceptions about migration, and building confidence in governments’ ability to manage migration, also for positive development outcomes. Monitoring and evaluation need to be fact

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Textbox 1: Circular Migration as a Development Tool: The Mauritian Approach,developing countries in accessing global labor markets, fostering skills transfer, and mitigating the risks of brain drain. Economists agree that the potential developmental benefits accruing from more circular movement of workers globally can be enormous, particularly where policies protect and empower the migrants, diaspora, and their families.

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Textbox 3: Strengthening Migration Health Management in Sri Lanka,ance of negative impacts of migration with benefits. This will depend on protecting the health and wellbeing of migrant populations their families and the host populations”. (Maithripala Sirisena, Minister of Health, Sri Lanka.)