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United NationsUnited Nations Economic Commission for Europe Statistical Division Measuring Hard-to-Count Migration Populations: Importance, Definitions, and Categories Jason Schachter, Statistician United Nations Economic Commission for Europe UN Committee on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of their Families (CMW) Day of General Discussion on “the role of migration statistics for treaty reporting and migration policies” Geneva, April 22, 2013

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 2 Goals of Project  Suitland Working Group Task Force Relevance of hard-to-count migrants in different countries Compare definitions of hard-to-count migrants at the national and international level Factors that influence the data collection of hard-to-count migrant populations December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 3 Who are Hard-to-Count Migrants?  Short-term migrants  Circular migrants  Irregular migrants  Transit migrants  Trafficked person  Refugees  Asylum seekers December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 4 UNECE Questionnaire on International Migration Statistics  Questions from Section 2 Conducted in 2008  UNECE and other countries  Questions on… Relevance Measurement Producers Sources Producers of estimates December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 5 Short-term Migrants  Most frequently collected  Deviation from international definition  Minimum length of stay  Maximum duration of stay (12 months)  Intended and actual residence  Purpose of movement December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 6 Circular Migrants  No NSO measured or provided a definition  Operationalization: Duration of stay in destination country Frequency of repeated movements Purpose of migration December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 7 Irregular/Undocumented Migrants  Only four countries provided an operational definition  Other definitions similar to the international standards December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 8 Transit Migrants  No countries provided a definition or attempt to measure  Operationalization: repetition of international migration intention to move onwards December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 9 Trafficked persons/Smuggling  Trafficking  Smuggling December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 10 Asylum Seekers  Eleven countries provided definitions  Asylum seekers are foreigners who have applied for refugee status and are awaiting a response December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 11 Refugees  Almost all reported a definition in-line with UNHCR  Some use broader interpretation to include asylum applicants under international protection December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 12 Data Sources  Censuses and population registers, visa and border control data, as well as some household and passenger surveys  Short-term migrants & refugees most frequent  Circular and transit migrants least frequent  Irregular migrants and/or trafficked persons: border control information, police reports, and NGOs December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 13December 23, 2015 Migrant Category Short- termRefugeesAsylumIrregularTraffickedCircularTransit Source Administrative212 Asylum department 11 Asylum register 3 Border card2 1 Border police1 Census341 Emigration survey1 Federal report 11 Foreigners’ register Home office 1 Immigration service 11 International passenger survey1 Labour force survey1 Migrants’ Register 1 Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1 Ministry of Interior34433 Non-governmental agencies 11 Police headquarters 1 Population register42 Refugee office 33 Register111 Statistical service1 Total Table 1: Number of countries and sources used to provide counts or estimates of hard-to-count migrant groups Note: Countries could provide more than one source per migrant group

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 14December 23, 2015 Relevance of Group and Difficulty of Estimation, All Countries

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 15 Country-Specific Relevance and Difficulties in Estimation of Irregular Migration December 23, 2015

Jason Schachter- UNECE Statistical Division Slide 16 Factors that Influence the Difficulty of Measuring Hard-to-Count Migrants  Data issues  Statistical Office might have difficulty accessing administrative data from other national organizations  Data already produced by another organization  Lack of relevance for a country December 23, 2015