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Updated : 9:56 AM, 10/06/2009
National development strategy should include migration
Vietnam should include migration in its national and human development strategies, said Christopher Bahuet, the UNDP’s Deputy Country Director at a workshop in Hanoi on October 5. 

Speaking at the two-day workshop, entitled “Migration, Development and Poverty Reduction”, the UNDP representative referred to migration and the benefits that better migration policies can have on human development. 

He also proposed a long-term and more ambitious outlook to attract more benefits from migration and reform measures such as simplifying procedures, allowing unskilled workers to find jobs abroad, ensuring migrants’ basic rights, reducing the costs relating to migration and generating more benefits from the flow of domestic migrants.

Inequality is a major reason that leads to migration and the majority of people are not migrating from developing countries to developed ones but relocating within their own country.

Since 1960, the migration rate in the world has remained unchanged, at 3 percent of the global population. 

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