What prompts irregular migrants to return home? Khalid Koser.

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What prompts irregular migrants to return home? Khalid Koser

Agenda Aims and objectives Methods Key findings Strengthening public confidence

Aims and objectives Analysis of the migrant return decision Framework for defining and measuring sustainable return What factors influence sustainable return?

Methods Literature review/policy evaluations 273 interviews in 15 countries of origin/transit/destination Targeted semi-structured interviews

The decision to return Conditions in origin countries not an important influence Conditions in destination country a strong influence (especially work, legal status) Some of the key factors in the return decision beyond direct policy interventions Policy interventions not a major influence Lack of information in transit countries

A definition of sustainable return ‘The individual has reintegrated into the economic, social, and cultural processes of the country of origin and feels that they are in an environment of safety and security upon return.’

Return and reintegration index Economic: employment, income sources, perceived situation, debt, land/housing Social/cultural: local/transnational networks, local participation, perceptions, membership Safety/security: perceived safety in home/community, trust in the government, access to justice, experience of harassment Reintegration = 3/5 in each dimension

Measuring sustainability Definitions A flexible index: dimensions, variables, thresholds Gearing policies to facilitate the measurement of sustainability (but trade-offs) Remigration is not a valid proxy for measuring sustainability

Promoting sustainable return Factors beyond direct policy intervention Use of smuggler did not influence outcomes Living conditions in destination countries correlated with sustainable return Ability to return to community of origin important Factors that promote return may not promote sustainability

Strengthening public confidence Origins of the project Government/IO/academic collaboration Independence ‘Unpalatable’ results Communication Influencing policy