Migration at the Development Centre

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13-Nov-2007

OECD Development Centre

Can migration contribute to economic progress? Work of the Development Centre on Migration and Development demonstrates the gains from increased international labour mobility. It also shows how policies can optimise the benefits for sending and receiving countries, and the migrants themselves.&l

Economics Newsletter Welcome Page

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29-Jun-2007

The Economics Newsletter gives a non-technical but rigorous presentation of the Department's most recent work on structural policies.

A Common West African Approach to Migration

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26-Apr-2007

SWAC

Presentation of the Common ECOWAS Approach on Migration and SWAC Work on Migration

Denmark makes a great effort to tackle major integration task, says the OECD

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05-Mar-2007

OECD is mapping the integration efforts of a number of OECD countries and today releases the report "The Labour Market Integration of Immigrants in Denmark".

Socio-economic and regional context of West African migrations

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30-Nov-2006

SWAC

Socio-economic and regional context of West African migrations, SWAC working Document 1, November 2006

Migration - Atlas chapter

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01-Aug-2006

SWAC/ECOWAS

Chapter on migration published in the framework of the Atlas on Regional Integration in West Africa (ECOWAS/SWAC).

OECD Observer Article - The brain drain: Old myths, new realities

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07-May-2002

In 2000 the British government and the Wolfson Foundation, a research charity, launched a five year research award that raised little attention outside scientific circles. The £20 million scheme aims to ...

OECD Observer Article - IT worker shortage and asylum seekers boost migration to OECD countries

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18-Dec-2001

Migration flows into the OECD area has risen markedly in recent years, in part because of a IT workers. In 2000 a shortage of around 850,000 technicians was reported in the US and nearly 2 million in Europe. ...