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Making Migrants Visible: A review of information of migrants in censuses and household surveys in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Structural changes in migration flows in recent years have influenced demographics in Latin America and the Caribbean. These changes have created further pressure on Census Bureaus at national level to collect and report on socioeconomic indicators to monitor the wellbeing of the population, especially migrants.  

This report explores the question on what level of coverage on migrants is available at regional censuses and household surveys. To answer this question, it revises all records collected by the IDB and published by each Census Bureau whenever possible to identify migrants, and their representation per year. (Starting from 2010).  

It includes a summary per country on available data, showcasing those that present disparities on migrant population across multiple sources within the country. 

Lien:

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Source/Editeur:

Inter American Development Bank (IDB)

Author(s):

Juan Camilo Perdomo Rico

Date de publication:

Statut:

Free

Pays/région:

Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Colombia Ecuador Peru Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Bahamas, The Barbados Belize Guyana Haiti Jamaica Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Argentina Brazil Chile Paraguay Uruguay Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Dominican Republic

Region:

Americas Caribbean

La langue:

English