In 4 pages, the Migration Policy Debates offer a comprehensive overview of latest developments in policies that deal with migration management and integration. The Migration Data Briefs bring statistical evidence from recent trends. The Inform series are jointly published by the OECD and the European Migration Network (EMN). The Policy Briefs bringing together data, analysis and recommendations address current issues in migration policy. |
What have been the lessons learnt on data collection and monitoring during the Ukrainian refugee crisis? (MDB No. 10, August 2023) This Migration Data Brief focuses on the key messages of the first joint OECD-EUAA-UNHCR event on data collection and monitoring during the Ukrainian refugee crisis organised at the OECD in May 2023.
Who is interested and plans to migrate to Germany to work (MDB No. 9, July 2023) The following data brief presents the results of the first wave of the survey of skilled workers abroad interested in Germany, which has reached almost 30,000 international professionals between August and mid-October 2022. It also includes the results of a first follow-up survey among almost 11,000 respondents of the first wave, focusing on the participants' assessments of reform proposals of Germany`s skilled labour immigration law.
What are the top OECD destinations for start-up talents?
(MPD No. 30, March 2023)
This policy brief presents the results of the ranking of the most attractive OECD countries for immigrant start-up founders and discusses key factors that makes a country attractive to start-up talents.What is the best country for global talents in the OECD?
(MPD No. 29, March 2023)
This policy brief presents the results of the second edition of the OECD Indicators of Talent Attractiveness, developed by the OECD with support from the Bertelsmann Stiftung.What we know about the skills and early labour market outcomes of refugees from Ukraine (Policy Brief, January 2023) This policy response outlines the existing evidence on the socio-economic profiles and labour market integration of Ukrainian refugees in OECD countries as well as relevant policies to further support labour market integration. Findings suggest that the labour market inclusion of Ukrainian refugees has been faster compared to other refugee groups, but that skills mismatches are widespread.
Ivorian, Malian and Senegalese emigrants in OECD countries: an overview (MDB No. 7, March 2022; in French only) This note, prepared on the occasion of the publication of the reports on Ivorian, Malian and Senegalese emigrants, in the OECD Talents Abroad series, presents the latest trends in migration from these three countries to OECD countries, the socio-demographic characteristics of emigrants, as well as their methods of integration in the countries of destination.
French emigration throughout the globe: what does the increase reveal? (MDB No. 6, January 2021; in French only) This Migration Data Brief, drawn up jointly by the OECD and the Directorate General of the Treasury of the Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Recovery, presents the latest trends in migration from France to other OECD countries, based on a new update of the OECD database on immigrants in OECD countries (DIOC).
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