Best practices in fostering migration opportunities: Do they work?

Looks at examples of good practices – at the country, bilateral, and multilateral levels, and with special focus on the Philippine experience – for maximizing opportunities for legal migration, especially temporary and circular labour migration.

Type: Working paper

Date issued: 01 March 2009

Reference: 9789221221425[ISBN]

Authors: Dacuycuy, Lawrence

Format available: PDF 32 p.

Download: English [pdf 841KB]

The paper examines the challenges faced by both labour sending and labour receiving countries and provides practical examples of how the capacities of each can be strengthened to facilitate cooperation in labour and skills exchange.

Tag: migrant workers, workers rights, labour migration

Regions and countries covered: Philippines

Unit responsible: ILO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific

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