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Brain Drain and Covid-19?
COVID-19 no doubt is predominantly a health shock but it has affected all sectors of the economy in multifarious ways. The Global Research Forum on Diaspora and Transnationalism through a webinar, held last 4th of November, deliberated upon whether there will be brain drain post-COVID-19. Economists and panelists argued that brain drain will continue its march to the developed parts of the world even after pandemic shock since the conditions in the countries of origin (developing countries in particular) are not good. #basicskills, #migration, #postcovid
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Diaspora Engagement" on Wednesday, 4th November 2020, 7:30 to 09:00 pm India Time.
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Diaspora Engagement" on Wednesday, 4th November 2020, 7:30 to 09:00 pm India Time.📌The EU Pact on Migration and Asylum -> the Human Rights watch overview:
The commitment to a more human approach to protection and the emphasis on the fact that migration is needed and positive for Europe with which the European Commission launched the Pact on Migration and Asylum is welcome. However, this rhetoric is reflected only sparsely in the related proposals. Instead of breaking with the fallacies of the EU’s previous approach and offering a fresh start, the Pact risks exacerbating the focus on externalisation, deterrence, containment and return.
www.hrw.org/news/2020/10/08/pact-migration-and-asylum
The Pact on Migration and Asylum
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The commitment to a more human approach to protection and the emphasis on the fact that migration is needed and positive for Europe with which the European Commission launched the Pact on Migration📍We are testing the platform, modules and app in Spanish!!
"Los materiales del proyecto ERASMUS + Workplace Basic Skills (2018-1-DE02-KA204-005032 "HABILIDADES BÁSICAS EN EL LUGAR DE TRABAJO") se han desarrollado por ocho socios de ocho países diferentes.
El proyecto pretende mejorar las habilidades sociales, de lectoescritura y aritmética en el lugar de trabajo (sectores: construcción, limpieza, cuidado/atención a la dependencia y turismo/servicios) de trabajadores adultos con baja cualificación, especialmente refugiados e inmigrantes.
Os pedimos que reviséis los principales resultados y compartáis con nosotros vuestra opinión:
• PLATAFORMA: training.wbs.ili.eu/main/toolbox.php?localize=es
• GUÍA PARA FORMADORES: training.wbs.ili.eu/main/toolbox.php?department=guidelines
• MÓDULOS FORMATIVOS: training.wbs.ili.eu/main/toolbox.php?department=modules
• APP: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gr.gunet.wbs
Y NOS RESPONDÁIS A LAS SIGUIENTES PREGUNTAS:
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Muchas gracias por vuestra participación,
El equipo de ITC"
Although many media have focused on humanistic reporting and on telling the stories of refugees, very few journalists are trained to cover this issue – with important consequences.
These were some of the conclusions of media experts who gathered on 18 March in Paris to discuss about Media and Migration, during a thematic debate organized by UNESCO’s International Programme for the Development of Communication (IPDC).
en.unesco.org/news/media-and-migration-covering-refugee-crisis
#basicskills, #migrationEU, #media
🎯 ITC, the Spanish partners of WBS, are starting the validation of the WBS platform, learning materials and app!
The online event took place last 11/11/2020 and we used ZOOM, which probed to be very effective and very useful for the dissemination and start of the validation process of the WBS platform, learning modules and app.
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www.innovationtrainingcenter.es/2020/11/12/evento-online-de-validacion-wbs/