Frontline challenges, operational barriers and sharing of good practices in border management and security provide focus for the Third RSO Border Forum
Migration journeys are rarely linear—and decisions that influence migration are characterised by an intersection of economic, political, and social factors. Economic motivations, such as the search for better livelihoods and job opportunities, are prominent but are often mixed with other factors—including historical and cultural practices of migration in a region. Insecurity, conflict, and persecution also play significant roles, and in some instances exacerbate existing economic hardships.
21 February 2025
