Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD)

• Cluster I [ FR | ES ]
  Labour Mobility and Development
• Report of Cluster Rapporteur I
  Labour Mobility and Development

Abuja Meeting on Facilitating South-South Labour Migration:

• Facilitating Legal Labour Migration: The Role of Destination Countries
  Andy Hall, Migrant Forum in Asia (MFA), Mahidol Migration Center (MMC)
• National Labour Migration Policy for Sri Lanka
  Padmini Ratnayake, Ministry of Labour & Labour Relations, Sri Lanka
• La protection sociale des travailleurs migrants dans un contexte de mobilite de travail sud-sud
  Birane Thiam, Conseiller Technique / DGTSS, Point focal Migration Ministère du Travail, Sénégal

Berne Labour Mobility Meeting:

• Can Services be Exported Through Bilateral Labor Agreements? An Assessment of Spain-Colombia and Spain-Ecuador Agreements
  Antonio Bonet, President of ACE International Consultants S.L. and Sebastian Saez, Senior Trade Economist, International Trade Department, World Bank Group
• Evaluating Bilateral Labour Migration Agreements in Light of Human and Labour Rights
  Ryszard Cholewinski, International Migration Branch, International Labour Office, Geneva

Ghana Care Worker Workshop:

• Summary Report
• Concept Note
• Checklist to Protect and Support Migrant Domestic Workers
• Domestic Workers at the Interface of Migration and Development: Action to Expand Good Practice
  Adelle Blackett, McGill University
• Policies and Services for the Protection of Domestic Workers in Mauritius
  Vivekanandsingh Joysuree, Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, Mauritius
• Domestic Care Workers at the interface of Migration & Development
  Judica Amri‐Lawson, Senior Advisor, International Labour Office
• Self Organization by Migrant Domestic Workers - Good Practice Policies and Legislation for migrant Domestic Workers
  Adwoa Sakyi, IUF Regional Women Coordinator, Ghana
• Good Practices on Social Protection, Services, and Self-Organization by Local and Migrant Domestic Workers
  Virgil Seafield, Department of Labour, South Africa
• Social Security Management in India
  Anil Swarup, Ministry of Labour and Employment, India
• Empowering Migrant Domestic Workers through Collective Action: A Community Work Approach
  Aoife Smith, Community Worker, The Migrant Rights Centre Ireland

Jamaica Care Worker Workshop

• Summary Report
• Background Paper
• Concept Note
• Checklist to Protect and Support Migrant Domestic Workers
• Promoting and Protecting the Rights of Migrant domestic Workers in CARICOM
  Prepared by Andaiye
• Linking Women Remitters & Senders to Financial Services
  Anjali Banthia, Women’s World Banking
• Decent Work for Domestic Workers
• Domestic Workers at the Interface of Migration & Development
  Earl Jarrett, General Manager, Jamaica National Building Society
• Productive use of Migrants’ Remittances by Women Family Members in Mexico
  Dr. Juan Carlos Calleros Alarcon, Center of Migration Studies, National Institute of Migration, Mexico
• Good Practice in Frontline Services for Domestic Workers in the Philippines and Destination Countries
  Katherine B. Brimon, Deputy Executive Director, Institute for Labor Studies, Department of Labor and Employment, Philippines
• Challenges and Opportunities in the Promotion of Safe and Regular Migration for Domestic Workers
  Ricardo Cordero, Senior Regional Specialist, Labour Migration - Migration and Development
• Support on Information Dissemination, Training and Promoting Dialogue between Employers and Domestic Workers
  Ms. Shirley Pryce, President, Jamaica Household Workers Association
• Labour Migration in the Context of the CARICOM Single Market and Economy
  David Prendergast, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Jamaica