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Annexes.........................................................................................................105 Annex A: Summary list of the reviewed consultation mechanisms on migration.......................................................105 Annex B: Summary of the key features of the reviewed consultation mechanisms........................................107 Annex C: Summary agendas and declarations: 2010–2013........................................................119 Annex D: Working classification of all reviewed consultation mechanisms........................................................129 6
LIST OF ACRONYMS ACP – African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of <strong>State</strong>s ADD – Ministerial <strong>Consultation</strong>s on Overseas Employment and Contractual Labour for Countries of Origin and Destination in Asia (Abu Dhabi Dialogue) AFML – ASEAN Forum on Migrant Labour APC – <strong>Inter</strong>-governmental Asia-Pacific <strong>Consultation</strong>s on Refugees, Displaced Persons and Migrants ASCC – ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community ASEAN – Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEM – The Asia-Europe Meeting ASEM CDGIMM – ASEM Conference of the Directors-General of Immigration and Management of Migratory Flows AUC – African Union Commission CAN – Andean Community of Nations CBCP – Cross-Border Cooperation Process (Söderköping Process) (Now the EPPMA) CIS – Commonwealth of Independent <strong>State</strong>s COMESA – Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa CSO – Civil Society Organization EAC – East African Community EaP – Eastern Partnership (of the European Union and Eastern European Partners) EC – European Commission ECE – Economic Commission for Europe, (a UN <strong>Regional</strong> Commission) ECOWAS – Economic Community of West African <strong>State</strong>s E-MP MD – Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, Migration Dialogue ENP – European Neighbourhood Policy (EU) EPPMA – Eastern Partnership Panel on Migration and Asylum (successor to the Söderköping Process, or CBCP) EU – European Union EU-LAC – European Union, Latin America and the Caribbean Summit EU-LAC SCDM – European Union, Latin America and the Caribbean Structured and Comprehensive Dialogue on Migration EUROMED – Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (predecessor to the Union for the Mediterranean, UfM) FIBEMYD – Foro Iberoamericano, Migración y Dessarrollo / Migração e Desenvolvimiento 7
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IOM has served as the Secretariat f
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Taxonomic placement ADD is clearly
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3.7 Asia with Europe 3.7.1 Asia-Eur
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The Process has shown considerable
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extended into the area of emergency
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accomplished as a member function (
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priority regions and three Working
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and Ukraine (then the CBCP particip
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Further emphasized in the 2011 EC C
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in a two-year forward planning proc
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As migration gained momentum global
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Linkages with multilateral agreemen
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3.12.3 Euro-Mediterranean Partnersh
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With the establishment of the UfM a
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4. IMPLICATIONS FOR THE HARMONIZED
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RCPs, speeds up the process and ali
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5. CONCLUsion Most of the reviews o
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Endnotes 1. Global Forum on Migrati
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government and state of the Spanish
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44. European Union, “Report to th
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61. EC 2011, op. cit. 62. At presen
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International Orga
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Europe with the former Soviet Union
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IOM Migration Research Series 1. My
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26. Engaging Diasporas as Developme
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International Dial
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IOM Migration Research Series (MRS)
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