April 28th 2010
 
 
 
Spain
 
UN-INSTRAW's Presentation :
“Miradas globales sobre la migración y la organización social de los cuidados”
 
March 11th 2010
 
UN-INSTRAW in Commission on the Status of Women (CSW)
 
 


 
New York
 
 
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Audio

May 2008

Interview with Laura Kiatkovsky, journalist of UN Radio and Diana López, Researcher in Gender, Remittances and Development of UN-INSTRAW. (3 minutes)

Interview in Spanish

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July 2007

Interview with Carmen Moreno, Director of UN-INSTRAW, by Alejandro Valente, Editor of Radio France International (RFI), in the International Forum About Migration and Development in Bruxelles.

During the interview, Carmen Moreno spoke about the increasing feminization of migrations and the impact that remittances sent by women have for the development of their countries of origin.
Interview in Spanish

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April 2006

Interview with Rocio Franco, journalist of UN Radio and Mar Garcia, Researcher in Gender, Remittances and Development of UN-INSTRAW. (3 minutes)
Interview in Spanish

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Video
  • REMITTANCES in the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
En el 4to. Encuentro sobre Remesas y Desarrollo, organizado por “Tú, Mujer” en Santo Domingo el 4-5 Junio 2009, organismos gubernamentales, internacionales y de la sociedad civil se encontraron para discutir el desafío de transformar la comprensión del fenómeno migratorio en políticas públicas vinculantes entre las remesas, el desarrollo social, la equidad y los derechos humanos. Uno de los temas del evento, co-auspiciado por UN-INSTRAW, fue el efecto de la crisis financiera en las remesas.

See the video here (Only available in Spanish)

  • CASE STUDIES
Gender, remittances and development: The case of women migrants from Vicente Noble, Dominican Republic

Mar García Domínguez, Santo Domingo, 2006

The case of Dominican migration to Spain was chosen as an initial study because it is uniquely appropriate for an analysis of the links between migration, remittances and gender: it is a predominantly female migratory flow from rural areas, with women migrating as the main economic providers for their households. The integration of gender perspectives in the analysis of migratory processes, remittances and development contributes to making development and migration policies and programmes more effective and sustainable.

  • INTERVIEWS IN THE NEWS

The UN-INSTRAW Director was interviewd in CNN about Migration and Remittances in Latin America. Here is the video.

Only available in spanish