E4M-ZME/TP-P Project
This project is implemented in collaboration with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Centres for Migration and Development (ZME) / Talent Partnership with Pakistan (TP-P), co-financed by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the European Union (EU).
The Migration Research Cell (MRC) at the Department of Political Science, University of Peshawar, aims to transform into the premier research authority for regular labor migration between Pakistan and EU member states.
Conducting rigorous field-based and desk-based inquiries to identify the challenges and opportunities within skilled labour migration pathways.
Facilitating high-level roundtables and stakeholder meetings to generate dialogue on migration policies and provide evidence-based input.
Building strong, sustainable ties between the MRC and other migration institutions to ensure long-term, impactful cooperation.
The Foundation of Evidence
Field-Based Inquiry: Direct engagement with migrants and returnees.
Digital Repository: Live hub tracking skilled labour trends and visa flows.
Desk Research: Rigorous analysis of legal frameworks in EU Member States.
The Bridge to Action
Roundtables: High-level dialogues with UoP, GIZ, and EU reps.
Policy Briefs: Actionable strategies for state and EU partners.
Scholarly Inquiry: Academic papers setting international standards.
The Long-Term Vision
Regular Pathways: Advocating structured, legal, and safe routes.
Partnerships: Strengthening bonds with global migration bodies.
Talent Development: Ensuring “brain gain” for Pakistan via remittances and skills.
Partner
Role in E4M
GIZ (ZME Global Program)
Strategic implementation and technical support.
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Note: All datasets are anonymized and adhere to international data protection standards.
