MIAG project partners
MIAG is a collaboration research institutions in five countries – Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria and the UK.
MIAG is a collaboration research institutions in five countries – Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria and the UK.
NOMRA is a collaborative organisation of researchers and scholars working on migration and especially international migration in the region. The overall aim is to build a regional migration research network and research capacity to carry out cross-national, multidisciplinary and innovative research on sociocultural, economic and political aspects of international migration in the region in order to advance knowledge on migration dynamics and policymaking.
The UK-based contingent of the team sit within Development, Policy and Practice and the Geography departments:
The Centre for Migration Studies (CMS) was established in 2006 at the University of Ghana to undertake research, teaching, training, capacity building, policy assessment, development and dissemination in the area of migration.
The Centre for Policy Analysis (CAP) in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FLCS) of the Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM) is a specialised unit aiming to promote and advance the research agenda of the University and improve impact through linking the University with the national productive sector and society as a whole. The CAP aims to address the current challenges facing the country when working towards regional integration.
AMADPOC is a research think tank, established in 2008 as the pioneer institution in the Greater Horn of Africa. The think tank conducts and streamlines policy-oriented research, training and capacity building, and policy dialogue on various forms of migration and the interrelationship with development in sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries. The activities focus on the migration–development nexus in SSA countries’ relations with the North and the rest of the South. AMADPOC is a leading non-profit institution that focuses on voluntary, forced and irregular migration.