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ILO`s activities on Labour Migration Statistics Mustafa Hakki OZEL ILO Department of Statistics ozel@ilo.org Results of the Project Implementation Development of Labour Statistics in the CIS Region and Way Forward 18-19 October 2017, Room XI-R2 ILO, Geneva

Contents Developments on measurement of labour migrant workers ILO`s meta-data questionnaire on LM Statistics ILO`s data collection on migrant workers Global estimates on migrant workers. Better collaboration on labour migration statistics ILO Department of Statistics 2

Developments on measurement of labour migrant workers CHALLENGES in COLLECTING COMPARABLE DATA ON MIGRANT WORKERS In principle, International Labour Standards cover all workers irrespective of nationality and immigration status unless otherwise stated No internationally agreed upon statistical definition of migrant workers. Countries differ in the way they define and measure labor migration. 19th International Conference of Labor Statisticians (ICLS), recognized the need to develop international standards on labor migration statistics.

Developments on measurement of labour migrant workers Resolution concerning further work on labour migration statistics of work Adopted by 19 th ICLS (October 2013) The working group is being established in response to a lack of harmonisation, even within countries, which is a main obstacle for the production of coherent statistics on labour migration. It is intended to provide guidance by agreed international standards, concepts and definitions and foster the exchange of experience among compilers. ILO 4

Developments on measurement of labour migrant workers First meeting: 20-22 October 2015, Istanbul Second meeting 15-17 November 2016, Turin Third meeting 22-24 May 2018 (Tentative) ILO 5

Stock of international migrant workers refers to a person who is to be engaged, is engaged or has been engaged in a remunerated activity in a State of which he or she is not a national, at a given point of time. Therefore, it is necessary to put together two concepts: (i) international migrant ; and (ii) worker. ILO Department of Statistics 6

Stock of international migrant workers The population of international migrants is usually defined in terms of one of the following three criteria: (i) Demographic definition : persons who have changed, at any time in their life, their usual place of residence from another country to the country of their current residence. entering country by crossing the border not a usual residence of the country when entering staying or intended to stay in the country for at least one year (ii) Foreign-born : persons whose place of birth is located outside the current geographical boundaries of the country where they now live and/or work. (iii) Non-citizens (foreigners): persons who are persons who are not citizens of the country where they live and/or work. ILO Department of Statistics 7

Stock of international migrant workers Any of these above definitions has to be applied to a target population, for the measurement of stock of international migrant workers. The target population is defined by its geographical extent its reference time-period the inclusion criterion i.e. the characteristic(s) defining the population covered. ILO Department of Statistics 8

Stock of international migrant workers Population groups, (their different combinations) can be identified in terms of three basic characteristics: (a) residence status (b) country of citizenship (c) country of birth ILO Department of Statistics 9

TABLE 1 Stock of international migrant workers ILO Department of Statistics 12

Stock of international migrant workers Table 1 shows how the three target population of interest (namely: demographically defined international migrants, i.e. as persons who have ever changed their country of usual residents; non-citizens or foreigners ; and foreign-born) are related. They differ in some components but overlap in others. Stocks of international migrants and migrant workers may be defined and statistics on those compiled in terms of any of these target populations. A more comprehensive and informing alternative is to compile statistics on individual components identified in Table 1, from which statistics on any of the target populations may be constructed ILO Department of Statistics 13

ILO Meta-data questionnaires ILO developed a set of meta-data questionnaires to identify best practices. The results of the survey are being used in: Developing methodology to measure migrant workers Preparing a compendium Preparing a chapter for the manual on labour mobility coordinated by UNECE.

ILO Meta-data questionnaires ILO developed a set of meta-data questionnaires to identify best practices.. Q0. Instructions, Q1.Questionnaire for Population Census, Q2.Questionnaire for Household Surveys, Q3.Questionnaire for Border/ Admission Statistics Q4.Questionnaire for Establishment Census, Q5.Questionnaire for Establishment Surveys Q6.Questionnaire for Administrative Sources Q7.Questionnaire for Migrant Workers Estimation

ILO Meta-data questionnaires Numbers of responding countries and questionnaires received Questionnaire Total Types of questionnaire s received Number of respondin g countries Q1 Population Census 122 122 Q2 Household Surveys 120 86 Q3 Border/Admission Statistics 49 48 Q4 Establishment Census 18 18 Q5 Establishment Surveys 18 16 Q6 Administrative Sources 126 72 Q7 Estimation of International Migrant Workers 27 26 Countries with at least one questionnaire 480 128 ILO Department of Statistics 16

ILO Meta-data questionnaires Numbers of questionnaires received by responding CIS countries TOTAL Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Armenia 4 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 Azerbaijan 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kazakhstan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kyrgyzstan 4 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 Tajikistan 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Turkmenistan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Uzbekistan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Belarus 6 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 Moldova 6 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 Russia 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 Ukraine 5 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 ILO Department of Statistics 17

ILO`s data collection on migrant workers Produced by ASEAN TRIANGLE Project, with support from the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) ILO-KOSTAT joint 5-year project (2015-19) Covers : currently countries in ASIA and Pacific, and Arab States http://www.ilo.org/ilostat/faces/wcnav_defaultselection?_afrloop=22678 9641534018&_afrWindowMode=0&_afrWindowId=null#!%40%40%3F_a frwindowid%3dnull%26_afrloop%3d226789641534018%26_afrwindo wmode%3d0%26_adf.ctrl-state%3d10qd5031k5_174 Africa and Latin America ( work in progress) ILO Department of Statistics 18

ILO`s data collection on migrant workers List of tables in the Questionnaire International migrant stock 1 Resident population by sex, total and migrants 2 Working-age population by sex, total and migrants 3 Migrants by country of origin 4 Labour force by sex and age, total and migrants 5 Employment by sex and age, total and migrants 6 Employment by sex and status in employment, total and migrants 7 Employment by economic activity, total and migrants 8 Employment by occupation, total and migrants 9 Employed migrants by country of origin Nationals abroad 10 Stock of nationals abroad by sex and country of residence 11 Outflow of nationals by sex and country of destination 12 Outflow of nationals for employment by sex and country of destination 13 Outflow of nationals for employment by sex and education 14 Outflow of nationals for employment by economic activity 15 Outflow of nationals for employment by occupation International migrant flow 16 Inflow of working-age migrants by sex and education 17 Inflow of migrants by sex and country of origin 18 Inflow of employed migrants by economic activity 19 Inflow of employed migrants by occupation 20 Mean monthly employment-related income of employed persons by sex, total and migrants 21 Median monthly employment-related income of employed persons by sex, total and migrants ILO Department of Statistics 19

ILO`s data collection on migrant workers LIST OF TABLES DISEMINATED IN THE ILO`S DATABASE MODULE A. International migrant stock 1 Resident population By sex, age and labour market status, total and migrants 2 Working-age population By sex and education, total and migrants (ISCED 2011) 3 Migrants By country of origin 4 Employed migrants By country of origin 5 Employed persons By economic activity, total and migrants (ISIC, Rev.4) 6 Employed persons By occupation, total and migrants (ISCO-08) 7 Employed persons By sex and status in employment, total and migrants (ICSE-93) 8 Average employment-related income By sex, total and migrants MODULE B. International migrant flow 9 Inflows of migrants By sex and country of origin 10 Inflows of working-age migrants By sex and education (ISCED 2011) 11 Inflows of employed migrants By economic activity (ISIC, Rev.4) 12 Inflows of employed migrants By occupation (ISCO-08) MODULE C. Nationals abroad 13 Stock of nationals abroad By sex and country of residence 14 Outflows of nationals By sex and country of destination 15 Outflows of nationals for employment By sex and country of destination 16 Outflows of nationals for employment By sex and education (ISCED 2011) 17 Outflows of nationals for employment By economic activity (ISIC, Rev.4) 18 Outflows of nationals for employment By occupation (ISCO-08) 19 Inflow of return migrants By sex and previous country of residence ILO Department of Statistics 20

ILO`s data collection on migrant workers CIS Countries participated in ILO/KOSTAT Workshops Country Name 2015 2016 2017 Armenia Yes Yes Azerbaijan No Yes Kazakhstan No No Yes Kyrgyzstan No Yes Yes ILO`s data collection on migrant workers Tajikistan No No Yes Turkmenistan No Uzbekistan No Yes Yes ILO Department of Statistics 21

Global estimates on migrant workers The first study (2013) provides estimates on global and regional estimates of labour migration by sex, and by major branch of economic activity. The second global estimates (mid-2018) planned to provide estimates of labour migration by sex, and age group and by major branch of economic activity. ILO Department of Statistics 22

Global estimates of the stock of migrants, migrant workers and migrant domestic workers, 2013 23

Global estimates on migrant workers Global distribution of migrant workers, by sex 24

Global estimates on migrant workers Global distribution of migrant workers, by broad branch of economic activity 25

Distribution of migrant workers, by broad sub-region 26

Collaborations between the ILO and CIS on statistics on migrant workers CIS may contribute to strengthening the data on global migration by supporting ILO`s data collection on the labour migration The preparation of the two templates developed for the ILO`s 2 nd global estimates on migrant workers..

Thank you! ILO Department of Statistics 28