Reintegration of Returnee Migrant Workers Project

Primary beneficiaries are men and women returnee migrant workers and their families (approximatively 33’500 persons through different types of interventions).

Secondary beneficiaries are the federal, provincial and local governments and service providers (private sector, cooperatives, civil society organisations).

Outcome 1:    Men and women returnee migrant workers use their migration experience to improve their economic situation;

Outcome 2:    The three spheres of government implement effective mechanisms to provide reintegration services to returnee migrant workers.

Principaux résultats attendus:  

Output 1.1    Migrant workers define a return and reintegration plan with their family prior to their departure for foreign employment;

Output 1.2    Returnee migrant workers have acquired skills relevant to enter domestic labour market;

Output 1.3    Returnee migrant workers have acquired knowhow to establish small businesses;

Output 1.4    Returnee migrant workers in distress have access to social support services; 

Output 1.5    Migrant cooperatives respond efficiently to the needs of returnee migrant workers.

Output 2.1    Local governments have the capacities to provide needs based reintegration support services;

Output 2.2    Provincial Governments have clarity on their roles and responsiblities in relation to migration and reintegration;

Output 2.3    The three spheres of government coordinate together for reintegration support services;

Output 2.4    The three spheres of government partner with the private sector and CSOs on reintegration support services.

Principaux résultats antérieurs:   A set of baseline information has been collected during the opening phase, however, a comprehensive baseline will be established at the beginning of the first phase. This also because project implementation sites will be chosen in collaboration with the government at a later stage.

Synergies with SDC projects: Safer Migration, Enhanced Skills for Sustainable and Rewarding Employment, National Vocational Qualification System, Nepal Agricultural Market Development Programme,  and Province Support Program.

Other initiatives: Prime Minister Employment Programme

Coordination with major donors: World Bank, UKAID