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Partners: SCMR/IDS, Sussex, UK

SCMR Logo The Sussex Centre for Migration Research (SCMR) at the University of Sussex, Brighton , has a strong experience of research on migration issues and has sought to influence both understanding of migration and the policies that affect migrants. In the past, the centre

has conducted policy-oriented research for the UK Home Office, DFID and IOM. SCMR also provides doctoral and masters-level training in Migration Studies, and published the internationally-recognised Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.

 
The Institute of Development Studies (IDS) at the University of Sussex, Brighton was established in 1966 and is an internationally-renowned centre for research consultancy, policy advice, teaching, technical
assistance and information services on development. Key IDS research themes are Poverty and Social Policy, Globalisation, Governance, Environment, Participation, and Health and Social Change. In the context of the DRC, the experience of IDS staff in work on poverty reduction, livelihoods and globalisation will be a particular strength.

SCMR/IDS role in the DRC
Colleagues at SCMR and IDS worked together on the first ideas for the DRC. Researchers from SCMR and IDS are working on the following DRC research projects:

1a: Social Protection of Temporary Work Migrants in Bangladesh and India
1b: Livelihoods, social protection and intergenerational equity in Migration from Bangladesh to the Gulf
1c: Social Protection of workers in global agriculture: the pineapple sector in Ghana
1d: Portabaility, access and reciprocity: social protection regimes for migrants
2c: Migration and Child Survival in India
3a: Child Migration, Rural Poverty and Livelihoods in Burkina Faso
3b(2): Autonomous Child Migration in Ghana
4a: Impacts of poverty and vulnerability on migration choices: Ghana and Egypt
4b: Migration and Poverty in Transition in Albania
4d: The impact of migration on assets for sending households
5b: Replacement Seasonal Labour Migration in Sylhet, Bangladesh
6a: Balancing Rights and Risks amongst forced migrants
6c: Liberian refugees and rights in Accra, Ghana
7a: International Comparisons of Mobility of the Highly Skilled
8a: Quantifying Temporary Mobility and the Effects of Mode 4 Liberalisation
8b: Characterising Research on Existing Labour Agreements
8c: Temporary worker schemes in the UK: impacts on pro-poor policy
9a: International Comparisons of Return to Poor Countries

 

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SCMR Contact details
Arts C
University of Sussex
Brighton BN1 9SJ
United Kingdom

tel: +44 1273 877 568
fax: +44 1273 873 158

Website:
www.sussex.ac.uk/migration/


IDS Contact details
Institute of Development Studies
University of Sussex
Brighton BN1 9RE
United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0) 1273 606261 
Fax: +44 (0) 1273 621202/69164
Email: ids@ids.ac.uk

Website: www.ids.ac.uk

   

The SCMR Team
Richard Black
Adriana Castaldo
Michael Collyer
Katy Gardner
Iman Hashim
Russell King
Julie Litchfield
Deeptima Massey
Christopher Parsons
Claire Pooley
Radha Rajkotia
Barry Reilly
Ben Rogaly
Syeda Rozana Rashid
Ron Skeldon
Dorte Thorsen
Maya Unnithan
Clare Waddington
Meera Warrier
Ann Whitehead
L. Alan Winters

The IDS Team
Stephanie Barrientos
Lyla Mehta
Rachel Sabates-Wheeler
Carol Yong

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