World Migration Report

We are proud to share that the World Migration Report 2026, IOM's flagship publication, has won a Silver Award in the International Annual Report Design Awards (IADA) 2026 in the Online Reports/Non-Profits category. Access the report here: lnkd.in/dmSj-88y

“Regular pathways are essential for facilitating safe, orderly and regular migration, offering migrants opportunities for better lives while addressing demographic and labour market needs in destination countries.” Learn more about regular pathways: bit.ly/4ehSU6j

📢 L’OIM a lancé l’édition française du Rapport État de la migration dans le monde 2026 phare lors de l’événement « Perspectives mondiales sur les migrations : principaux constats et perspectives », organisé à l’Ambassade de France en Algérie. ➡️ lnkd.in/eN6qar8J

Internal displacement is one of the most overlooked global crises, affecting far more people than cross-border migration. Learn more about internal displacement in this #WMR2026 chapter: bit.ly/4vdVdNX

“Regular migration can have significant benefits for sustainable development in both origin and destination places and communities, as well as positive impacts for the people who move” Learn more about regular pathways in Chapter 5 of #WMR2026: bit.ly/4ehSU6j

In Lesotho, as in many other parts of the world, remittances support families, reduce poverty, and contribute to development. Explore Chapter 4 of #WMR2026 to learn more about how migrants and diasporas contribute to development: 🔗 bit.ly/42GkNyx

Chapter 1 of WMR2026 by @MarieLMcAuliffe & @Pabloceriani_ examines migration during a time of “increasing disruption and distortion.” Read more: publications.iom.int/books/w…

🌏  Most migration, contrary to popular perception, occurs between relatively wealthy countries. This chapter by @MarieLMcAuliffe, @guyabelguyabel, @LindaOucho and @adamjsawyertan in the #WMR24 shows recent changes in migration pathways. bit.ly/4b94PP2

📈 There is currently a larger number of male than female international migrants worldwide, and the growing gender gap has increased over the past 20 years.” ⬇️ Learn more in chapter 2 of the #WMR2024 bit.ly/3xs6G3J

Migration is part of the solution in a changing world, but key challenges remain. Learn about how geopolitical shifts, climate change, and technological advances impact migration in this overview chapter in the #WMR2024 by @MarieLMcAuliffe and @lindaoucho bit.ly/3KRRC2k