Key measures for sustainable reintegration of returning migrants into the labour market

Reintegration can be considered sustainable when returnees have reached levels of economic self-sufficiency, social stability within their communities, and psychosocial well-being that allow them to cope with (re)migration drivers.

Lack of decent jobs opportunity is an important driver to migration and brain drain, and limited inclusivity of labour market governance create dissatisfaction among the youth and women in the labour markets.