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On 11 July in Vijayawada, IIMAD Chair Dr. S. Irudaya Rajan addressed the World Population Day programme, highlighting the role of migration in population policy during the launch of Andhra Pradesh's Pillale Sampada initiative, and was felicitated by CM Shri. Nara Chandrababu Naidu.
hosted on 23rd May at GIFT, the seminar featured Dr. Marie McAuliffe, former WMR editor, and Dr. S. Irudaya Rajan as Speakers.
This interactive tool provides comprehensive access to the latest population projections for India’s states and Union Territories through 2051.
Organised by IOM India in partnership with Norka Roots and IIMAD, the consultation brought together policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to engage with emerging evidence and policy directions on international migration, with special focus on the PRAYAS Mapping Report
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Ongoing and recently completed work from IIMAD's research programme.
Examines the scale, characteristics and vulnerabilities of internal migrant workers across sectors such as hotels and restaurants, textiles and garments — analysing socio-economic conditions and the structural, social and individual determinants of exclusion.
Long-term population projections for India and its states up to 2111, applying Bayesian approaches to fertility, mortality and migration across all states and union territories.
Open the data dashboardA comprehensive, multi-dimensional assessment of India's elder care ecosystem — patterns of care needs, the availability and accessibility of services, and the perspectives of key stakeholders across states.
Enhancing the resilience to climate change of migrant and vulnerable households in coastal Odisha and drought-prone Telangana over three years.
Addresses the global challenge of skill shortages and mismatches through innovative, sustainable solutions across Europe, Africa, Asia and America — bridging skill supply and demand through re/up-skilling and migration as policy options.
Conducted every five years since 1998, the KMS provides up-to-date migration estimates and socio-economic characteristics. The latest round (2023) covered 20,000 households across 500 localities in all 14 districts.
Assembles a network of partner institutions studying international and internal migrants who face precarious employment and food insecurity across cities of the Global South.
Determines the viability and potential of a Kerala Development Bank supported by the Malayali diaspora — assessing diaspora support and exploring how remittances can advance Kerala's social and economic development.
A coalition of four migration research centres in India, China, Australia and Canada (2021–2024). The Indian centre studies the role of families in the migration of international students.
A multi-disciplinary study estimating the incidence of migration from Odisha across 15,000 households in 30 districts. Ganjam recorded the highest concentration of international migrants.
An international network unveiling the presence and economic contribution of women migrant workers across Europe and beyond.
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