Caribbean Migration Consultations

A regional knowledge exchange platform connecting experts, governments and organizations to improve migration governance across the Caribbean.

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Thematic Networks
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Migration Reports
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CMC Established

About the Caribbean Migration Consultations

Launched in 2016 with support from IOM and UNHCR

In 2016, the Caribbean Migration Consultations (CMC) was launched to offer a cooperation framework on migration for the Caribbean region. The CMC pursues several goals, including facilitating cooperation and coordination among states and other stakeholders to meet on an equal footing to address issues of both common and unique concern.

This portal supports the CMC in its objectives by providing a space to learn, connect and contribute to migration-related research and policy in the Caribbean region.

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Thematic Networks

Connecting experts across key migration themes in the Caribbean

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Human Trafficking

Organized criminal groups earn billions exploiting people across the Caribbean region.

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Environmental Migration

Climate change and disasters are key drivers of displacement in the Caribbean.

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Labour Migration

Migration for work is reshaping Caribbean economies and labour markets.

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Diaspora

The Caribbean diaspora plays a vital role in regional development through remittances and knowledge transfer.

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Refugee Protection

Ensuring international protection for those who need it most in the Caribbean.

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Border Management

Strengthening safe, orderly and humane border management across Caribbean states.

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Countries

Migration profiles and data for Caribbean territories

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Insights from migration specialists and CMC members

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Access Caribbean Migration Data

Explore country profiles, research reports, and policy resources for the Caribbean region.

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