Migrating out of Poverty

Migrating out of Poverty UKAid-funded consortium 2010-2019. Internal, regional, & international in relation to pov It is coordinated out of the University of Sussex.

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Migrating out of Poverty research programme consortium is funded by the UK’s Department for International Development. It focuses on the relationship between migration and poverty. Current partners are in Ethiopia

, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa and Zimbabwe. The goal of Migrating out of Poverty is to maximise the poverty reducing and developmental impacts of migration and minimise the costs and risks of migration for the poor. This includes generating new knowledge related to migration and poverty; creating new datasets; engaging policymakers, and building capacity to understand and research migration and poverty linkages. Current partners:

Ethiopia
Organisation for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa (OSSREA)
, facebook.com/ossreaHQ

Ghana
Centre for Migration Studies (CMS)
, facebook.com/cmsugofficial

Senegal
Universite Assane Seck Ziguinchor

South Africa
African Centre for Migration and Society (ACMS)
, facebook.com/acmswits

UK
University of Sussex (US)


Past partners:

Bangladesh
Refugee and Migratory Movements Research Unit
, facebook.com/RMMRU

Kenya
African Migration and Policy Development Centre (AMADPOC)
facebook.com/AMADPOC

Singapore
Asia Research Institute
, http://arimoop.wordpress.com

Today on International  , we’re excited to share our final report with you, drawing on nearly a decade of lessons, partn...
18/12/2019

Today on International , we’re excited to share our final report with you, drawing on nearly a decade of lessons, partnerships and policy impact!

Read all about it here: bit.ly/34tYNX7

Blog: what patterns and trends can we see when looking at migrants and remittances in Ethiopia? https://buff.ly/2OB7CIq
02/12/2019

Blog: what patterns and trends can we see when looking at migrants and remittances in Ethiopia? https://buff.ly/2OB7CIq

Behind the research: Marta has been working with the Ethiopia team and Julie Litchfield on migration and household welfa...
29/11/2019

Behind the research: Marta has been working with the Ethiopia team and Julie Litchfield on migration and household welfare: https://buff.ly/37tgPLw

Behind the research: Joseph led work in Ghana on migration into cities, and income and remittances: https://buff.ly/2QKu...
27/11/2019

Behind the research: Joseph led work in Ghana on migration into cities, and income and remittances: https://buff.ly/2QKu2dj

26/11/2019

NEW working paper - has helped to bridge a gap in welfare between disadvantaged and advantaged households in rural Ghana?

Full paper here:

Migrating out of Poverty: Publications

Behind the research: L. Alan Winters has been CEO of the consortium for six years, and has been impressed by the breadth...
25/11/2019

Behind the research: L. Alan Winters has been CEO of the consortium for six years, and has been impressed by the breadth and depth of the research produced: https://buff.ly/348AcaS

NEW comic focuses on routes of irregular migration from Senegal to Libya (over land) and Europe (by sea) Full comic 👉 ht...
22/11/2019

NEW comic focuses on routes of irregular migration from Senegal to Libya (over land) and Europe (by sea)

Full comic 👉 https://buff.ly/2QKSYkV

Behind the research:  has been with the programme since the launch in 2010, and Principal Investigator for 2 years: http...
20/11/2019

Behind the research: has been with the programme since the launch in 2010, and Principal Investigator for 2 years: https://buff.ly/344EbFh

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