Member States

Thhe Intergovernmental Authority on Development in East Africa has developed a Freedom of Movement Protocol which integrates international labour standards and also addresses mobility due to climate change

Sri Lanka has implemented a skills passport, a portfolio that documents the skills and qualifications acquired informally by returnee migrant workers or workers in Sri Lanka. This platform allows skills matching by enabling upward employability and facilitating
the recruitment of individuals for jobs that require specific skills, filling the gaps in local and overseas labour markets (TVEC and EFC, n.d.).

Indian government launched an unprecedented repatriation programme during the Covid pandemic and has brought nearly 4 million overseas Indian citizens home as of mid December 2020.

The DAR programme aims to utilise the human and financial potential of the diaspora in the socioeconomic development of Moldova. The DAR programme is based on the 1 + 3 principle of the partnership: diaspora + government and/or local authorities + development partners and donors. The project focuses on infrastructure; protection of the environment; economy; optimisation of energy; culture; and social protection

An online communication platform for the diaspora to promote engagement, information services, mobilization of expertise and transfer of skills as well as active participation in the development Moldova

The Institute of the National Housing Fund for Workers (INFONAVIT) offers compatriots who live in the United States, who have a home in Mexico with Infonavit credit or wish to pay the Infonavit home loan of a family member or a third party , being able to make payments or amortizations directly in a safe and fast way through a branch of the remittance companies: Dolex, Maxi Transfer or Express Exchange. Infonavit pays the commissions for sending the money to Mexico.

The MX Global Network ("Red Global MX") brings together a large group of Mexican women and men abroad interested in using their professional and academic qualifications, on a voluntary and non-profit basis, to serve the development of Mexico and its integration into the knowledge economy. The MX Global Network is made up of local Chapters with autonomy of management and action and has a significant presence globally and in Europe in particular.

The programme aims to provide a cultural immersion experience in Mexico that allows young Mexicans to strengthen their ties with the country and foster cultural ties, as well as to facilitate a volunteer work opportunity in support of the communities with emphasis on the regions of origin of Mexican migrants.

This project arises from the collaboration between FINABIEN and IME with the company Broxel and its purpose is to enable Mexican migrants in the United States to send remittances to Mexico more easily, more securely, with a lower commission and in a matter of seconds with the use of a mobile application that allows them to have two accounts and two cards, one in dollars and the other in pesos.

The Institute of Mexicans Abroad launches this monthly digital publication to link all Mexicans around the world. It also connects the Mexican diaspora through information about services, activities and actions