Emerging Regional (Forced) Migration Patterns in Africa Part 2: Evolving Migration Governance
This second workshop investigating emerging patterns of forced migration on the continent, will examine how external and state responses are causing shifts in cross continental migration routes. It will also explore recent moves to respond to climate induced mobility at regional and continental level.
Questions to be investigated:
- Does externalisation stop movement?
- What can international organisations and civilsociety do to help migrants when migrationroutes on the continent change? What is therole of data in these situations?
- What political power do the RegionalEconomic Communities have in terms ofmigration governance/climate displacement?
More information about the Refocus: An Online Summer Forced Migration in Africa Workshop Series can be found on the RLI website.
This year’s programme comprises of four webinars over four weeks in April 2024. Each webinar will tackle key and emerging topics related to this year’s theme, Forced Migration and Regionalism in Africa today. In terms of format, a number of invited experts will speak each week, with time for Q/A’s from the audience after the presentations.
You can download the preliminary programme here.
This page was last updated on 15 March 2025
