Examples of using Migration contributes in English and their translations into Spanish
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security and migration, contributed to developing countries' efforts to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
endeavouring to alter the tone of international debate on migration, contribute new ideas
principles were put into practice so that migration contributed to development, both in host countries and in countries of origin,
Whether skilled or unskilled, migration contributes to the development of State economies.
Evidence shows that, if managed well, including managed through strategic cooperation mechanisms, South-South migration contributes significantly to development.
The focus of the discussion was both on how migration contributes to development in Turkey
It recognizes that international migration contributes to the reduction of poverty,
devise ways of ensuring that international migration contributes to the economic and social development of the countries involved.
Migration and the Millennium Development Goals: Examining the complex bi-directional links between migration and development with particular reference to the MDGs and a discussion of the ways and means to ensure that migration contributes to their achievement.
enabling migration contributes de facto to the development of countries of the South as well as of the North, through the exchange of knowledge,
Finally, labour migration contributes to sustaining economic activity
Can international labor migration contribute to development?
How does migration contribute to the future of cities
Participants noted that return and circular migration contribute to enhance the long term benefits for countries of origin.
Having said that, both internal and international migration contribute to a country's foreign income,
though immigration and internal migration contribute to faster growth in the South
In particular, clusters of Global Migration Group members have been collaborating in a number of initiatives to support Member States in making international migration contribute to development.
Because remittances emanating from international migration contribute to the reduction of poverty for many households in the sending countries,
When managed properly, migration contributed to the rise of civilizations,
with internal migration contributing largely to this trend.