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Cities & Migration (Countering negative narrative on migration (merely…

- - - - to effectively capture the benefits coming from the eco importance of cities & capacities of migrants to contribute to eco growth & poverty reduction
- - - - orient urban migration practice & policy toward greater gender equality
- - - - outdated infrastructure, weak institutional capacity, incomplete data, restricted authority to generate revenue
        
        urban growth informal & unplanned=migrants have limited access to resources, services, and opportunities
        
        Support cities with knowledge, resources, authority to develop integrated, local migration governance approaches
        
        Horizontal & vertical policy coherence; horizontal=mainstream relevant migration knowledge & planning across local administration departments; vertical=support cities to coordinate with national level for adequate transfer of competencies, support, & resources
        
        Institutionalize migration planning as permanent features of their planning process
        
        include migration considerations into the design of key services & infrastructure, forming departments for migrant affairs, incorporating migration considerations into citywide master plansm developing more granular data collection
        
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        cities often lack adequate resources, policies, & mandates from the national goverenment
- - - - Local authorities & key support partners are strengthened in their capacities & mandate to receive, manage, & integrate labor migrants
        
        Improved data & evidence-based knowledge products on labor migration & cities
        
        Support efforts for local, national, and regional data collection & coordination mechnaims on labor migration & local economic needs at city level
        
        understand & plan for rural-urban & regional labor migration
        
        understand &address the barriers for migrants to access decent & formal work & entrepreneurship opportunities
        
        identify better systems to identify & protect exploited labor migrants within urban spaces
        
        identify functional public-private partnerships to finance support mechanisms for labor migrants (housing, transport, vocational skills training, access to financial services, remittance transfers)
        
        Improved exchange, cooperation, & peer learning across local & national stakeholders to receive, manage & integrate labor migrants
        
        analyze respective competencies, capacities, expertise, social/political & eco capital of stakeholders & foster advanced partnership models for improved management of labor migration
        
        Support pilot initiatives to demonstrate advanced approaches to receive, manage & integrate labor migrants
        
        demonstrate systems & approaches which provide labor migrants with sustainable & equitable access to basic services and livelihoods (ethical recruitment systems, access to formal entrepreneurship/decent work, skills training, certification of pre-existing skills/qualifications, access to fin & remittance services)
        
        Support all efforts which address the underlying vulnerability of labor migrants (no officially recognized status, no access to services,)