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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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      Managing migrant return: lessons from COVID-19 return in Nepal

      A boy sharing his career dream in MIDEQ Nepal’s Pathways of dreams exercise
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      Gender and global migration governance for South-South migration

      A concern with gender has increasingly been incorporated into the global governance of migration, most recently through the Global Compact for Safe, Regular and Orderly Migration. efforts to advance a global consensus on ‘gender-responsive approaches’ to migration governance. However, this approach has not been uniformly applied in policies and frameworks at the global level.
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      Migration and Inequality in the Global South: Evidence from the MIDEQ Hub

      This Hub-wide report highlights the findings of the MIDEQ) Hub, working to better understand the relationships between migration, inequality and development in the context of South-South migration.
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      Gender-specific patterns in remittance behaviours in MIDEQ countries

      In this paper, we look at the relationship between remittance allocation patterns in origin countries and the gender of the remitter across three South-South migration corridors.
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