Migrant women call for skills: What education and training systems can do

December 6, 2024

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This policy briefing presents findings and recommendations to enhance the development of skills and skills recognition for female migrants. It builds on interviews conducted in 2023 with migrant women from Georgia, Morocco and Tunisia. The paper provides insights about the perspectives of low- and medium-skilled migrant women, which are often neglected, and aims to promote legal labour migration pathways for them.

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