Summary, conclusions and general recommendations

The two case studies focusing on Angola and Zambia show that migration and development phenomena, characterized by historical, socio-political and economic interrelationships, can differ widely subject to specific national contexts. Yet, there are also common features and concerns, particularly as regards countries that belong to the same geographical region. This finding confirms the importance of conducting country-specific assessments on migration and development, as proposed by IOM, in order to be able to take national peculiarities in the design and formulation of appropriate policy interventions into consideration.

Sustainable Development Goals:

Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions