Flow Monitoring: Europe

This report from the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) explores the role that gender plays for migrant and displaced children worldwide through each phase of the migration process, from the motivations influencing migration to the risks experienced in transit. With over 35 million children living outside their home country globally, including refugees, asylum seekers, and international migrants, the report seeks to examine how gender and childhood migration intersect. The report presents key findings on the…

This report from the World Bank addresses the disconnect between the evidence-based conclusion that immigration is good for social and economic prosperity—for immigrants, their families at home, and the countries that welcome them—and the widespread opposition to immigration in destination countries, which is often rooted in the unfounded notion that migrants are the primary cause of economic difficulties like unemployment and declining social services. The report provides comprehensive data and empirical analysis of migration patterns…

This report addresses the continuing importance of immigration to political discourse in the United States, and the impact immigration has on the nation. It evaluates the effects of immigration on economic and fiscal policy as patterns change worldwide, examining socioeconomic issues such as employment and wage concerns. The report aims to be a resource for decision makers at the federal, state, and local levels, academics, and businesses, while remaining accessible to the general public.