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UID:euroseas-2024-indonesian-migrants-migration-in-indonesia-1
SUMMARY:Indonesian Migrants & Migration in Indonesia (1)
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DESCRIPTION:Increasing mobility and migration are megatrends that also have
  social and economic impacts on Indonesia: Approximately 4.382.000 Pekerja 
 Migran Indonesia (PMI) or Indonesian Migrant Workers (IMWs) are recorded in
  the Indonesian Overseas Workers Protection Board (BP2MI, 2021); six years 
 ago, the Worldbank (2017) estimated that up to nine million IMWs were worki
 ng in 150 countries. At the same time, safe orderly and regular migration t
 o Indonesia and mobility within the ASEAN region is on the rise (ASEAN Secr
 etariat, 2022) and transmigration phenomena have long been a concern of Asi
 an, developmental and migration studies (Bastia & Skeldon, 2020; Antwei
 ler, 2005).\n\nTransnational labour migration from Indonesia has been promo
 ted, encouraged, and institutionalized by the state since the 1980s as a pa
 thway to rural and national economic development. Most Indonesian migrants 
 in work low-skilled jobs in Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, and East Asian
  countries. However, in the last decade, there has been a shift in the work
 ing destination countries, from the Gulf areas to Asia, such as Japan, Hong
  Kong, Taiwan and South Korea, due to a better assurance of legal certainty
  and migrant workers’ protection. Furthermore Australia and, more recently,
  Germany have been trying to attract Indonesian skilled workers (such as he
 alth care professionals) to compensate their shortage of skilled workers du
 e to demographic change.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/indonesian-migrants-migration-in-indonesia
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UID:euroseas-2024-indonesian-migrants-migration-in-indonesia-2
SUMMARY:Indonesian Migrants & Migration in Indonesia (2)
LOCATION:REC A2.13
DESCRIPTION:Increasing mobility and migration are megatrends that also have
  social and economic impacts on Indonesia: Approximately 4.382.000 Pekerja 
 Migran Indonesia (PMI) or Indonesian Migrant Workers (IMWs) are recorded in
  the Indonesian Overseas Workers Protection Board (BP2MI, 2021); six years 
 ago, the Worldbank (2017) estimated that up to nine million IMWs were worki
 ng in 150 countries. At the same time, safe orderly and regular migration t
 o Indonesia and mobility within the ASEAN region is on the rise (ASEAN Secr
 etariat, 2022) and transmigration phenomena have long been a concern of Asi
 an, developmental and migration studies (Bastia & Skeldon, 2020; Antwei
 ler, 2005).\n\nTransnational labour migration from Indonesia has been promo
 ted, encouraged, and institutionalized by the state since the 1980s as a pa
 thway to rural and national economic development. Most Indonesian migrants 
 in work low-skilled jobs in Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, and East Asian
  countries. However, in the last decade, there has been a shift in the work
 ing destination countries, from the Gulf areas to Asia, such as Japan, Hong
  Kong, Taiwan and South Korea, due to a better assurance of legal certainty
  and migrant workers’ protection. Furthermore Australia and, more recently,
  Germany have been trying to attract Indonesian skilled workers (such as he
 alth care professionals) to compensate their shortage of skilled workers du
 e to demographic change.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/indonesian-migrants-migration-in-indonesia
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T123000
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