On the morning of this Wednesday, staff from the Employment Directorate of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship received training on the labor rights of migrants. The activity was organized by Nicolás Olegó, consultant for the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and Mariano Guerrero, head of the MigraCiudades Concordia focal point.
The training featured speaker Verónica Nuguer, who shared fundamental knowledge on this important labor aspect. “This event is part of the efforts of the Municipality of Concordia to promote inclusion and respect for the rights of all people in the community,” highlighted the organizers.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The workshop is part of the MigraCiudades project, developed and promoted by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), whose objective is to contribute to improving and strengthening the capacities of local governments for migration governance.
It aims to address the way local governments manage migration through the establishment of a certification process. This process includes the analysis of local migration governance capacities, training for officials, the prioritization of public policies, and the design of action plans with their respective monitoring mechanisms.
Migration governance consists of a system of institutions, legal structures, mechanisms, and practices implemented by governmental and non-governmental actors whose purpose is the regulation of migration and the protection of the rights of migrants and host communities. Cities play a fundamental role in these instances as they are the main recipients of migrants. Strengthening migration governance therefore entails the possibility of greater integration of migrants.
The MigraCiudades certification process is made up of different phases that include diagnostic, training, evaluation, and monitoring instances.
The training featured speaker Verónica Nuguer, who shared fundamental knowledge on this important labor aspect. “This event is part of the efforts of the Municipality of Concordia to promote inclusion and respect for the rights of all people in the community,” highlighted the organizers.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
The workshop is part of the MigraCiudades project, developed and promoted by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), whose objective is to contribute to improving and strengthening the capacities of local governments for migration governance.
It aims to address the way local governments manage migration through the establishment of a certification process. This process includes the analysis of local migration governance capacities, training for officials, the prioritization of public policies, and the design of action plans with their respective monitoring mechanisms.
Migration governance consists of a system of institutions, legal structures, mechanisms, and practices implemented by governmental and non-governmental actors whose purpose is the regulation of migration and the protection of the rights of migrants and host communities. Cities play a fundamental role in these instances as they are the main recipients of migrants. Strengthening migration governance therefore entails the possibility of greater integration of migrants.
The MigraCiudades certification process is made up of different phases that include diagnostic, training, evaluation, and monitoring instances.