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4th International Forum on Migration Statistics IFMS 2025 

Malmö, Sweden
16-18 June 2025 

International Forum for Migration Statistics 2025

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The International Forum on Migration Statistics 2025 will take place in Malmö, Sweden, from 16 to 18 June 2025, with support from the Malmö University and the Government of Sweden. The Forum will bring together producers, analysts and users of data and statistics on international migration and migrants, who will share their knowledge and experiences in measuring migration and evaluating its impacts across all its dimensions, with a particular focus on progress made since the last IFMS 2022 in Chile. As transversal themes, specific attention will be given to the gender dimension as well as to innovative data tools, notably in relation to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence. 

IFMS 2025 will mobilise expertise from a wide range of disciplines that can contribute to an improved global understanding of international migration, including statistics, political science, economics, demography, geography, sociology, geospatial and data science and information technology. Speakers and participants will explore innovative ways to measure population mobility and generate timely statistics, with the aim of fostering synergies between different communities and perspectives, including representatives from countries of ‘origin’, ‘transit’ and ‘destination’. The meeting will provide a unique opportunity for policymakers to interact with migration data experts and analysts and to benefit from their expertise in evaluating policy frameworks and comparing policy options.  

Check out the video recording from the IFMS webinar held on April 1st : 4th International Forum on Migration Statistics (a Global Network Webinar)

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OECD and UNHCR are pleased to announce the two winning teams of the OECD–UNHCR Datathon 2025

We are pleased to announce the two winning teams of the OECD–UNHCR Datathon 2025, selected for their outstanding analytical work, innovation, and relevance to the theme of improving data for forcibly displaced and stateless children. 

Following a competitive selection process and careful evaluation by a panel of expert judges, the following teams have been awarded: 
 
Craic 
Participants: William Paja , Matt Murtagh-White , Wooyung Jung 
 Project: The UNified Model – Predicting Education Outcomes for Displaced Children in Data-Scarce Contexts

 Data for Hope 
 Participants: Eyram Espoir Tetshie , William Amedanou 
 Project: Multidimensional Vulnerabilities and Child Health – Evidence from Displaced Households in Uganda   

Find out more about the Winning Teams here

Event venue


Malmö University
205 06 Malmö, Sweden

https://mau.se/en/
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