Share a Practice - Gender + Migration Hub

Have a gender-responsive practice to share? You are invited to contribute your own policy, program, publication, or initiative which can serve as an example of how to work on migration in a gender-responsive way.

The UN Network on Migration has launched a pledging initiative in the lead up to the International Migration Review Forum (IMRF). In order to highlight your pledge related to gender, please share it on the Gender+Migration Hub today! Learn more

You may wish to prepare your submission using this Word template and then paste responses into the form online. For help, feel free to contact us.

"*" indicates required fields

Title of the initiative*

Name of implementing organization/s, country/ies, entity/ies

multiple entries are allowed; if there is more than one entry, please separate them by using a comma.

Partners involved, and/or donor/s, if applicable

Geographic scope*

Please indicate whether the practice is global or relates to a particular region/s, sub-region/s, country/ies or local area/s, and list them

Type of practice*

Please check one option only.

Project/programme

Policy [including law, public measure]

Measuring/Data collection

Partnership/Multistakeholder initiative

Research study

Strategy/framework

Training material

Other

GCM objectives*

You may select more than one objective.

Data

Minimize adverse drivers

Information provision

Legal identity and documentation

Regular pathways

Recruitment and decent work

Reduce vulnerabilities

Save lives

Counter smuggling

Eradicate trafficking

Manage borders

Screening and referral

Alternatives to detention

Consular protection

Access to basic services

Inclusion and social cohesion

Eliminate discrimination

Skills development and recognition

Migrant and diaspora contributions

Remittances

Dignified return and reintegration

Social protection

International cooperation

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

You may select more than one objective.

End poverty

Zero Hunger

Good health and wellbeing

Quality education

Gender equality

Clean water and sanitation

Affordable and clean energy

Decent work and economic growth

Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Reduced inequalities

Sustainable cities and communities

Responsible consumption and production

Climate action

Life below water

Life on land

Peace, justice and strong institutions

Partnerships for the goals

Short description (Body)*

Please provide a short summary of the Practice and list main activities. (Maximum: approx. 100 words)

Dates of implementation: Start year*

MM slash DD slash YYYY

Has the implementation ended?*

Yes, the implementation has ended

End year is not applicable

Dates of implementation: End year

MM slash DD slash YYYY

Website or file upload*

Please enter the website/s related to the practice here. If no information is available online, you may upload a relevant document/s

Website

Multiple Websites

File Upload

Website*

Other related websites*

File Upload*

Drop files here or

Max. file size: 1 MB.

Multi-media

Do you have images or videos to illustrate your practice?

Images

Videos

Images

Drop files here or

Max. file size: 1 MB.

Videos

Please insert links to your videos from Vimeo or YouTube only here.

Eligibility criteria

Only practices considered gender-sensitive, gender-specific, or gender-responsive as defined as part of the levels of gender-responsiveness are eligible for inclusion. Please indicate whether this practice meets the following criteria:

A. Applied: Must have been successfully implemented at the global, regional, national or local level

B. GCM Guiding Principles: Please confirm the practice is gender-responsive as defined in the GCM

B. GCM Guiding Principles:*

Please confirm the practice meets the principle of gender-responsiveness as defined in the GCM. If it meets other guiding principles, please also check those boxes and state how it does so.

Gender responsive: Does the practice ensure that the human rights of women, men, girls and boys and persons outside these binary categories are respected, their specific needs are properly understood and addressed, and that they are empowered as agents of change rather than victims?

People-centred: Does the practice promote the well-being of migrants and the members of communities in countries of origin, transit and destination?

International cooperation: Does the practice integrate international, regional, bilateral or city-to-city cooperation and dialogue?

National sovereignty: Does the practice reflect the prerogative of each State to govern migration within their jurisdiction, in conformity with international law?

Rule of law and due process: Does the practice ensure access to justice, due process safeguards and accountability of the State, public and private entities, and persons to ensure respect for the rule of law?

Sustainable development: Does the practice contribute to sustainable development outcomes and to realizing the goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SDGs)?

Human rights: Is the practice non-discriminatory, non-regressive and ensures the effective respect, protection and fulfilment of the human rights of all migrants, regardless of their migration status?

Child sensitive: Does the practice uphold the human rights of children, including the principle of the best interests of the child, as a primary consideration in all situations concerning children?

Whole of government approach: Does the practice ensure horizontal and vertical policy coherence across all sectors and levels of government?

Whole of society approach: Does the practice promote broad multi-stakeholder partnerships with civil society and other stakeholders¹ to address migration in all its dimensions?

Explain how it meets these principles*

Please provide a short justification for each principle checked. (Max. 3000 char/approx. 300 words each)

Contact Person

Name*

First Last

Email*

Location*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Organization*

Role*

Name

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

¹ Including migrants, diasporas, local communities, civil society, academia, the private sector, parliamentarians, trade unions, National Human Rights Institutions, the media and other relevant stakeholders in migration governance.