The paper contributes to the as-yet-small body of literature on Nepali migration to Japan, by examining the experiences of aspirant migrants enrolled at the Japanese language institutes in Nepal. It specifically examines Nepali youth’s purpose of migration to Japan, costs of migrati...
The Reintegrate Project aims to understand how reintegration is governed and how reintegration governance influences returnees’ experiences. Many people do not have the right to stay in countries of migration and return to their countries of origin through different types of program...
यस अध्ययन परियोजनाको उद्देश्य पुनः एकीकरण कसरी व्यवस्थित र संचालित हुन्छ र यसले फर्किएका श्रमिकहरूको अनुभ...
The Nepal Labour Migration Report 2024 provides an overview of Nepali workers’ participation in foreign employment with a focus on the fiscal years 2022/23 and 2023/24. The report provides an update on recent developments in migration governance in Nepal, discusses trends in labour ...
The Safer Migration (SaMi) Programme (previously SaMi Project) was launched in 2011 as a collaborative effort between the governments of Nepal and Switzerland to prioritise the rights and welfare of Nepali migrants and their families. Currently in its third phase (16 September 2018 �...
In the context of the high significance of remittances to the national economy, Status of Remittances in Nepal examines the trends and scale of remittance inflows into the country—from decades past to the present day. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the volume of remitt...
This paper aims to fill this gap, examining the interplay between pre-migration and post-return contextual factors, migration conditions abroad and circumstances of return to study how they impact the reintegration process of returnee women migrant workers (RWMWs) into Nepal’s labou...
Despite the economic benefits of labour migration, migrant workers often encounter significant challenges pre-migration, in destination country and after returning home undermining their wellbeing and rights. Among the various challenges migrant workers face, imprisonment, their acces...
The paper discusses the preliminary findings of a qualitative comparative analysis of 19 rural regions in seven countries (China, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Morocco, Nepal and Thailand), pursued under the AGRUMIG research project, to understand the role of labor out-migration in...
Despite the economic benefits of labour migration, migrant workers often encounter significant challenges pre-migration, in destination country and after returning home undermining their wellbeing and rights. Among the various challenges migrant workers face, imprisonment, their acces...
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