Geneva Migration Group / The ILO / International Migration Policy Programme / Liberalising Mode 4 Trade / Oxford University Press / /
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Africa / Asia / Europe / /
Country
Germany / Nepal / Netherlands / Italy / Mongolia / Bangladesh / South Africa / Indonesia / Belgium / Malaysia / Philippines / Spain / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
ILO International Training Centre / Capacity building / /
IndustryTerm
advisory services / migration law / labour migration management / on-line data / online international labour migration / /
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Caucasus / /
Organization
General Assembly / United Nations Institute for Training and Research / EC / UNODC / ILO International Training Centre in Turin / Global Commission on International Migration / World Commission on the Social Dimensions of Globalization / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees / IOM / World Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalization / OECD / Government of Italy / United Nations Population Fund / UNHCHR / civil society / World Bank / United Nations / European Commission / Global Commission / Italian Ministry of Labour/Welfare / Standards Department / International Labour Office / European Union / Commission on Human Rights / Oxford University / ILO Bureau of Workers / Steering Committee / UNCTAD / Council of Europe / Committee on Migrant Workers / UNODCmeeting / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / Social Finance Unit / Committee of Migrant Workers / /
Person
Alan Findlay / Antonia Carzaniga / Aaditya Mattoo / Lindsay B. Lowell / Juan Somavia / Main / /
Position
International Labour Conference General / co-founder / General / Secretary General / Director-General / Director General / worker / /
ProgrammingLanguage
EC / /
PublishedMedium
The Information Guide / /
Region
Northern Africa / West Africa / Western Africa / Southern Africa / Latin America / Central Asia / Central Africa / /
KEY ISSUES FOR THE UNITED NATIONS HIGH-LEVEL DIALOGUE ON INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT, 2006 International Labour Office The International Labour Office (ILO) welcomes the decision of the United Nations to hold