Platform Hosts Webinar on Unlocking Reintegration: Insights from Recent Research Across Stakeholders
Happy, beneficiary of the return and reintegration assistance from IOM, now supports both the agricultural cooperative and owns a software shop in Lilongwe. IOM / Beyond Borders Media 2022
On the 29th of April 2024, the Migrant Protection Platform hosted the public webinar “Unlocking Reintegration: Insights from Recent Research Across Stakeholders".
This webinar centred on examining the most recent research findings and perspectives regarding the reintegration of returnees, and was attended with close to 200 single participants joining across regions and institutions.
Representatives from the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), the Bonn International Centre for Conflict Studies (bicc), and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) presented their research and offered corroborating evidence, facilitating a discussion on effective strategies for reintegration and its challenges.
The discussion delved into empirically collected reintegration experiences, by exploring the multifaceted factors that influence this process. These factors include macro-level conditions such as political stability and safety, economic considerations, psychosocial aspects and socio-demographic characteristics.
Moreover, the webinar, included a dedicated Q&A session. The questions that remained unaddressed are now included in the MPP's Community of Practice, here.
Key aspects of the event
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🔎 Exploring diverse empirical perspectives on reintegration experiences of migrant returnees and the factors influencing the reintegration process.
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📢 Sharing valuable insights derived from the pioneering IMPACT Evaluation, shedding light on the net effect of assistance on reintegration outcomes.
- 🤲 Gaining a deeper understanding of how socio-demographic characteristics can influence the reintegration process and challenges encountered by returnees.
- ️⚧️ Reviewing recent research findings on reintegration from a gender perspective, providing insights into gender-specific considerations in the reintegration process.