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Presentation on Migration Data Collection and Management Systems in Ghana: Current State, Challenges, and Pathways for Reform — covering: 1. Introduction (State of migration data in Africa) 2. Migration data overview in Ghana 3. Institutional landscape (GIS, GSS, CHRAJ, DSW, DAOOP, NADMO, GRB, MELR) 4. Data collection and coordination practices 5. Recent developments (ATUU, StatsBank, TWG, Diaspora registry, Refugee platform) 6. Gaps and challenges 7. Recommendations 8. Conclusion. The tone should be professional, visual, and concise for a policy audience.
Examines Ghana's decentralized migration data systems across 8 institutions, current practices, recent developments (e.g., StatsBank, Diaspora registry), key gaps/challenges, and reform pathways like
This title slide is titled "Migration Data Systems in Ghana." Its subtitle outlines the current state, challenges, and pathways for reform.
Current State, Challenges, and Pathways for Reform
This slide presents the agenda for a presentation on migration data in Africa. It outlines five sections: Africa's context, Ghana's overview and institutions, data practices and developments, gaps and challenges, and recommendations with conclusion.
State of migration data across Africa
Migration data overview and key institutions
Data collection practices and recent advancements
Identified gaps in data management systems
Pathways for reform and final remarks Source: Migration Data Collection and Management Systems in Ghana
Migration data in Africa has limited coverage and coordination, while in Ghana it is decentralized across eight key institutions. GIS and GSS lead data collection, CHRAJ/DSW/DAOOP handle rights and protection, NADMO/GRB manage disaster/refugee responses, and MELR oversees labor migration.
The slide table contrasts key practices and developments—like TWG coordination, StatsBank platform, ATUU initiative, diaspora registry, and refugee platforms—with their gaps and challenges. These challenges include fragmented inter-agency efforts, limited migration coverage, technological limitations, incomplete data capture, and poor system integration.
{ "headers": [ "Practices & Developments", "Gaps & Challenges" ], "rows": [ [ "TWG coordination", "Fragmented inter-agency efforts" ], [ "StatsBank platform", "Limited migration coverage" ], [ "ATUU initiative", "Technological limitations" ], [ "Diaspora registry", "Incomplete data capture" ], [ "Refugee platforms", "Poor system integration" ] ] }
Source: Ghana Migration Data Landscape
The slide outlines reform pathways including enhanced coordination, technology investment, capacity building, and robust data systems. It closes with "Stronger Data, Brighter Future" and urges prioritizing reforms for effective migration management now, under the subtitle "Commit to Change Today."
Pathways for Reform:
Build robust data systems.
Closing: Stronger Data, Brighter Future (4 words)
Call to Action: Prioritize reforms for effective migration management now. (7 words)
Commit to Change Today
Source: Migration Data Collection and Management Systems in Ghana
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