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| author | Natalia Popova (Author) Francesco Panzica (Author) |
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| contents | Manual for training of trainers on labour market reintegration of migrant workers and former refugees upon return in their origin countries Natalia Popova (Author) Francesco Panzica (Author) Due to COVID 19, many migrants lost their jobs in the country of destination and had to return to their country of origin. As an impact of the pandemic reintegration of migrant workers became a priority for South Asian member states. Their reintegration in the labour market and in the society has presented both challenges and opportunities for South Asian member states, which require enhanced capacities at all levels: government officials, social partners, and other stakeholders. The training manual is based on and should be used in conjunction with the GOALS Manual for Sustainable Reintegration of Returnee Migrant Workers in South Asia, the ILO Guidelines on labour market reintegration upon return in origin countries, and the ILO concepts and definitions paper on the same topic. ILO publication.report |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2023 |
| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | Manual for training of trainers on labour market reintegration of migrant workers and former refugees upon return in their origin countries Natalia Popova (Author) Francesco Panzica (Author) Manual for training of trainers on labour market reintegration of migrant workers and former refugees upon return in their origin countries Natalia Popova (Author) Francesco Panzica (Author) Due to COVID 19, many migrants lost their jobs in the country of destination and had to return to their country of origin. As an impact of the pandemic reintegration of migrant workers became a priority for South Asian member states. Their reintegration in the labour market and in the society has presented both challenges and opportunities for South Asian member states, which require enhanced capacities at all levels: government officials, social partners, and other stakeholders. The training manual is based on and should be used in conjunction with the GOALS Manual for Sustainable Reintegration of Returnee Migrant Workers in South Asia, the ILO Guidelines on labour market reintegration upon return in origin countries, and the ILO concepts and definitions paper on the same topic. ILO publication.report |
| title | Manual for training of trainers on labour market reintegration of migrant workers and former refugees upon return in their origin countries |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Manual-for-training-of-trainers-on/995367392902676 |