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Destination North Africa

Syrians' displacement trajectories to Tunisia

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Quarterly Mixed Migration Updates (Q2 2022)

The latest mixed migration trends and dynamics around the world

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African intermediary cities:

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About MMC’s work in North Africa

MMC engages in data collection, research, analysis and policy development on mixed migration in North Africa.

Our primary objectives are to fill the knowledge gap on mixed migration in the region; to inform programming for refugees and migrants, particularly in the area of protection; and to inform policy-making around the rights and protection of people on the move.

MMC’s flagship data collection project ‘4Mi’ currently operates in Tunisia and Morocco, where a network of enumerators conducts surveys with refugees and migrants who have reached Tunisia from across the continent as well as from the Middle East and Asia.

Quarterly Mixed Migration Updates - North Africa

A quarterly update on new trends and dynamics related to mixed migration and relevant policy developments in the region.

Quarterly Mixed Migration Update North Africa, Quarter 2, 2022

This Quarterly Mixed Migration Update (QMMU) covers the North Africa (NA) region. The core countries of focus for this region are Algeria, Libya, Morocco, and Tunisia. Depending on the quarterly trends and migration-related updates, more attention may be given to some of the countries over the rest. The QMMUs offer a quarterly update on new...

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Latest resources on North Africa

August 2022

Destination North Africa

Syrians' displacement trajectories to Tunisia

Briefing paper

August 2022

Syrians in Tunisia

Routes to Tunisia and destination intentions

4Mi snapshot

August 2022

Contact between smugglers and refugees and migrants in West and North Africa

4Mi snapshot

All North Africa resources

Contact us

north-africa@mixedmigration.org

Donors and Partners

MMC North Africa’s work has been supported by the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID), the Swiss Development Cooperation (SDC), and the European Union Trust Fund for Africa (EUTF).