Global Issues

Migration Strategy Group (MSG)

The MSG brings together key policy-stakeholders and decision-makers from the public and private sector, across different ministries and political departments on future migration questions.

Insights

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Automating Decision-Making in Migration Policy: A Navigation Guide

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AI, digital identities, biometrics, blockchain: A primer on the use of technology in migration manag…

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How to Upgrade Germany's Policy Towards African Countries on Migration

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Creating Legal Pathways to Reduce Irregular Migration. What we can learn from Germany's "Western Bal…

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More Coherence! External Dimensions of a Comprehensive Migration and Refugee Policy - Insights from …

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Creating a Triple-Win through Labor Migration Policy? Lessons from Germany

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2014: EU Mobility Partnerships: The “Most Innovative and Sophisticated Tool” of European Migration P…

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2014: Triple-Win Migration - Challenges and Opportunities

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In brief

About the project

The Migration Strategy Group on International Cooperation and Development (MSG) is a joint initiative of The German Marshall Fund, the Bertelsmann Stiftung, and the Robert Bosch Stiftung. It brings together about 25-30 representatives of various German federal ministries and other relevant actors at regular intervals to discuss current migration-related foreign and development policy issues. From 2020 to 2021, the MSG will focus on how digitalization and technological development will likely change migration management and policy going forward.

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Contact persons

Astrid Ziebarth

The German Marshall Fund of the United States

Phone+49 30 28881342

e-mail to Astrid Ziebarth

Contact at Robert Bosch Foundation

Jessica Bither

Senior Expert

Phone+49 30 220025-364

e-mail to Jessica Bither