TABLE 2 RCM REINTEGRATION Principle: To make returned migrants visible in the country of origin. Principle of non-discrimination. Reception should be implemented in a comprehensive manner, with a human rights approach. Depending on each case, the health or education system or others will be prioritized. A responsibility that is shared with civil society. To improve coordination mechanisms. To facilitate prior documentation in order to activate the required assistance. To review relevant regulations in each country. Specific actions. A bill relating to migration (RCM). To establish a new instrument. (Institutional coordination, civil society). To establish a governing body that forces State institutions to collaborate in matters relating to migration, that enables linking coordination between civil society and international organizations. A legal framework that forces relevant officers to implement specific actions relating to migration. Awareness-raising of civil servants at every level. To identify needs and to establish a profile for each case. A general assessment of returned populations. To develop policies on migration based on the assessment of populations of returned migrants. Action: To out an assessment, within the framework of RCM, that enables developing national and regional policies (multisectoral), with a focus on reintegration actions. Mapping of relevant institutions involved in the matter. To review relevant regulations in each country with the aim of institutionalizing processes. Mechanisms for law enforcement and to strengthen relevant institutions in matters relating to reintegration. Institutional coordination for reintegration. Should be through legislation, to have resources and multisectoral (civil society). Political and technical decision-making. According to each profile, to activate and identify relevant institutions in order to address and provide comprehensive assistance to each individual. Action: To establish a governing body for decision-making on reintegration, and an operative body for immediate response to each case. The principle of free will. Each person decides if they want to reintegrate into society or not. To establish the objective of reintegration and the scope of the reintegration process. To focus on populations of returned migrants to initiate reintegration processes.
TABLE 2 RCM REINTEGRATION Principle: To make returned migrants visible in the country of origin. Principle of non-discrimination. Reception should be implemented in a comprehensive manner, with a human rights approach. Depending on each case, the health or education system or others will be prioritized. A responsibility that is shared with civil society. To improve coordination mechanisms. To facilitate prior documentation in order to activate the required assistance. To review relevant regulations in each country. Specific actions. A bill relating to migration (RCM). To establish a new instrument. (Institutional coordination, civil society). To establish a governing body that forces State institutions to collaborate in matters relating to migration, that enables linking coordination between civil society and international organizations. A legal framework that forces relevant officers to implement specific actions relating to migration. Awareness-raising of civil servants at every level. To identify needs and to establish a profile for each case. A general assessment of returned populations. To develop policies on migration based on the assessment of populations of returned migrants. Action: To out an assessment, within the framework of RCM, that enables developing national and regional policies (multisectoral), with a focus on reintegration actions. Mapping of relevant institutions involved in the matter. To review relevant regulations in each country with the aim of institutionalizing processes. Mechanisms for law enforcement and to strengthen relevant institutions in matters relating to reintegration. Institutional coordination for reintegration. Should be through legislation, to have resources and multisectoral (civil society). Political and technical decision-making. According to each profile, to activate and identify relevant institutions in order to address and provide comprehensive assistance to each individual. Action: To establish a governing body for decision-making on reintegration, and an operative body for immediate response to each case. The principle of free will. Each person decides if they want to reintegrate into society or not. To establish the objective of reintegration and the scope of the reintegration process. To focus on populations of returned migrants to initiate reintegration processes.
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