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    Inequalities

    By putting intersectional inequalities at the heart of our analysis, MIDEQ has transformed understandings of the relationships between migration and development.

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      Migrants and digital technologies for learning and education: recommendations for governments

      Digital technologies can be a valuable means through which migrants can access diversified and relevant learning opportunities in new contexts, and four key recommendations for host countries are suggested. However, such initiatives must be crafted “with”, and not “for”, migrants. Mechanisms must also be put in place to mitigate the potential harms of such usage.
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      Business only - why are most African businessmen in Yiwu young men?

      About 95,000 African businessmen visit Yiwu every year. The MIDEQ team in China interviewed African businessmen in Yiwu and found that young businessmen often stay in Yiwu while older businessmen often choose to return home. This is a reflection of the intergenerational division of labour in the family.
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      Zhou Enlai with President Nkrumah on his visit to Ghana in April 1964. Photo by 人民画报. Public domain.
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      The growing Ghana-China migration flows: consequences for Ghana’s development and migrant household wellbeing

      While Ghana-China migration has the potential to enhance livelihoods, reduce poverty and smoothen social inequalities, this is conditioned on institutional, policy and behavioural factors being streamlined.
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      Jordan brief

      Overview of MIDEQ's work in Jordan.
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