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The Migration, Health, and Development Research Initiative

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The Migration Health and Development Research Initiative (MHADRI) aims to advance evidence-informed global policies and practices that will improve the health and wellbeing of people and communities affected by migration.

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Please do share if you are attending a conference/workshop so that MHADRI members can take the opportunity to connect: please sign up here.

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BMJ Series on Migration and Health

We are excited to launch a new series in BMJ on Migration and Health, that involves a collaboration between MHADRI, IOM and the BMJ. The first articles are now online.


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IOM facilitates a technical training workshop for mapping research evidence in the field of migration health with a focus on Asian region.

Manila – IOM, the Migration & Health South Asia network and the Migration Health and Development Research Initiative (MHADRI) – a global network of researchers aimed to advance evidence-informed global migration health policies and practices, jointly organized a workshop onundertaking bibliometric analysis of migration…

Posted on 4 Dec 2019 by Rachel Burns

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World Migration Report 2020

“The World Migration Report 2020 presents key data and information on migration as well as analysis of complex and emerging migration issues. Some of the topics covered in the report include human mobility and environmental change, migrants’ contributions in an era of disinformation, children and unsafe migration, migration and health, among others.”

Posted on 27 Nov 2019 by Elizabeth Hampson

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How Labour Conditions at Construction Sites are Leading to Higher Rates of Child Malnutrition

This commentary focuses on female workers in construction sites in India, and the impact of mothers’ work on the health and nutrition of their children. The sector provides good opportunities for work, but it also affects children’s health outcomes.

Posted on 18 Nov 2019 by Elizabeth Hampson

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