Demographic and Social Statistics

Statistics Poland and the United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) are jointly organizing a four-day Technical Workshop on International Migration and Temporary Mobility Statistics in Warsaw, Poland. The event will take place on 16-19 July 2024.

The workshop aims to address the gaps in the availability of reliable and timely migration data, crucial for designing effective operational and policy responses in alignment with the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The objectives of the workshop include to: 1) facilitate knowledge exchange, 2) discuss implementation issues and 3) build statistical capacity in the production and use of relevant, high quality and disaggregated statistics on international migration.

• Agenda
• Conclusions and Recommendations

• Day 1, 16 July 2024
• High-level Panel Discussion to get us started! Key data demands from policy makers in the migration data space   recording
• Session 1: Agreed international migration and temporary mobility indicators, and conceptual framework to produce required data
• Ms. Maria Isabel Cobos, UNSD   pdf
• Ms. Olinca Paez, Mexico   pdf
• Session 2: Producing international migration core indicators for Policy Area 1: migration stock and flow
• Ms. Elena De Jesus, UNSD   pdf
• Ms. Lauren Medina, United States   pdf
• Ms. Arpaporn Amonthum, Thailand   pdf
• Mr. Aleksandre Arabuli, Georgia   pdf
• Session 3: Measuring international migration stocks and flows in different statistical systems (incl. quality)
• Ms. Meryem Demirci, Expert   pdf
• Day 2, 17 July 2024
• Session 4: Benchmarking exercise: Can countries produce the required core migration indicators for Policy Area 1?
• Ms. Elena De Jesus, UNSD   pdf
• Session 5: Data Integration for Disaggregated Statistics on International Migration
• Mr. Jason Schachter, Expert   pdf
• Ms. Elena Galer, Moldova   pdf
• Mr. Felipe Andres Mallea Toledo & Mr. Miguel Ojeda, Chile   pdf
• Session 6: Aligning the production of international migration statistics with relevant global statistical standards
• Ms. Maria Isabel Cobos, UNSD   pdf
• Ms. Elisa Benes, ILO   pdf
• Mr. Filip Mitrovic, EGRISS   pdf
• Ms. Cecile Thoreau, OECD   pdf
• Session 7: Producing selected international temporary mobility indicators (additional indicators for Policy Area 1)
• Mr. Diego Iturralde, South Africa   pdf
• Ms. Magdalena Kozlowska, Poland   pdf
• Ms. Rebecca Jones, United Kingdom   pdf
• Day 3, 18 July 2024
• Session 8: Strategies for initiating migration data systems or improving existing ones
• Mr. James Raymer, Expert   pdf
• Session 9: Innovative data sources for international migration and temporary mobility
• Ms. Simone Holladay, IOM   pdf
• Ms. Noorhayati binti Ismail, Malaysia   pdf
• Mr. Ferenc Urban, Hungary   pdf
• Ms. Francesca Licari, Italy   pdf
• Session 10: Experiences of monitoring progress/indicators for Policy Areas 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
• Ms. Kerry Miller, United Kingdom   pdf
• Ms. Hanna Strzelecka, Poland   pdf
• Mr. Kare Vassenden, Norway   pdf
• Ms. Rachael Joanne Beaven, ESCAP   pdf
• Mr. Mohamed Mghari, Morocco   pdf
• Ms. Mariana Francisca Ospina Bohorquez, Colombia   pdf
• Day 4, 19 July 2024
• Session 11: Measuring progress in the Global Compact on Migration
• Ms. Simone Holladay, IOM   pdf
• Session 12: A special focus on mainstreaming the gender perspective in international migration statistics
• Ms. Maria Isabel Cobos, UNSD   pdf
• Mr. Felipe Andres Mallea Toledo, Chile   pdf
• Mr. Ismail Lubbad, ESCWA   pdf
• Session 13: Communicating international migration statistics
• Ms. Elena De Jesus, UNSD   pdf
• Ms. Inga Masiulaityte-Sukevic, Lithuania   pdf
• Ms. Desta Febriana Indriyantika, Indonesia   pdf
• Session 14: Towards a Global programme of capacity building on migration statistics
• Mr. Jean-Pierre Ntezimana (Sweden) & Keiko Tomita (Tokiwa University, Japan)   pdf
• Conclusions and way forward
• Conclusions   pdf