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Migration 4 Development| Part 3 | Where can a Migration Policy Take Us?

Interested in knowing how the CARICOM Regional Migration Policy contributes to regional development? Take a few minutes to view part three of “Migration4Development”, in which Sherwin Toyne-Stephenson, Programme Manager, Crime and Security, CARICOM Secretariat, highlights how the Policy will create a sustainable environment for education opportunities, economic development and cultural enrichment that will benefit the Community.

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Migation4Development | Part 2: Every Voice Must be Heard: Building a Migration Policy

National Focal Points (NFPs) for each CARICOM Member State have been identified to facilitate greater collaboration in developing the Regional Migration Policy. In part two of “Migration4Development,” Sherwin Toyne-Stephenson, Programme Manager for Crime and Security at the CARICOM Secretariat, highlights the role that NFPs will play in completing a policy that holistically addresses the needs of the Region.

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Migation4Development | Why a Migration Policy?

The CARICOM Secretariat, in collaboration with regional partners and with technical support from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), is developing a Regional Migration Policy. In part one (1) of “Migration4Development,” Sherwin Toyne-Stephenson, Programme Manager, Crime and Security, CARICOM Secretariat, explains the process involved in creating the policy and why full stakeholder involvement is crucial.

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Migration 4 Development Part 1 - Why a Regional Migration Policy?

The CARICOM Secretariat, in collaboration with regional partners and with technical support from the International Organization for Migration (IOM), is developing a Regional Migration Policy. In part one (1) of “Migration4Development,” Sherwin Toyne-Stephenson, Programme Manager, Crime and Security, CARICOM Secretariat, explains the process involved in creating the policy and why full stakeholder involvement is crucial.

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