United states of america gfmd fact Sheet

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  Government Team member for RT 3.2 “Regional and Inter-regional Processes and Fora”
  

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  Government Team member for RT 1.1 “Partnerships for more regular and protected migration”
  
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  Government Team member for RT 3.3. “How Can Regional Consultative Processes (RCPs) and Inter-Regional Fora (IRF) Best Include the Migration and Development Nexus?”
  

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  Government Team member for RT 2.1 “Addressing Irregular Migration Through Coherent Migration and Development Strategies”
  
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  Mr. David DiGiovanna, Deputy Counselor, Refugee and Migrants Affairs, Permanent Mission of the US to the UN in Geneva, served as General Rapporteur for RT 2 "Addressing Irregular Migration Through Coherent Migration and Development Strategies"
  

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  Government Team member for RT 3.1 “Improving Public Perceptions of Migrants and Migration: Challenging Preconceptions and Shaping Perceptions”
  
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  RT 3.2 “Migrant Protection as Integral to Migration Management”
  
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    GT member
    
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    Co-chaired one of the breakout sessions, under the direction of Ms. Catherine Wiesner
    
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  Government Team member for RT 3.3 “Protecting Migrant Domestic Workers-Enhancing Their Development Potential”
  
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  Ms. Catherine Wiesner, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM), Department of State, served as General Rapporteur for RT 3 "Managing Migration and Perceptions of Migration for Development Outcomes"
  

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  Round Table 3, Session 3.1: Empowering migrants, their households and communities for improved protection of rights and social development outcomes- – Member of the Government Team
  

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  Factoring Migration into Development Planning- Participant
  
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  Mauritius High Level Forum- Participant
  

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  The Role of Business in International Migration Engaging the private sector as partners for positive development outcomes- Participant
  
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  Operationalizing Mainstreaming of Migration in Development Policy and Integrating Migration in the Post-2015 UN Development Agenda- Participant
  

• United States-Mexico Border Health Commission

• Leave Healthy, Return Healthy Program (Ventanilla de Salud)

• Mexican Consular Registration Card (Matrícula Consular)

• Temporary Protected Status Programme (TPS)

• Scholarships from the Institute for Mexicans Abroad (IME - Becas Program)

• Bi-national Migrant Education Program (PROBEM)

• Community Plazas

• OPT program - Optional Practical Training

• The Development Corporation for Israel (Israel Bonds)

• International Diaspora Engagement Alliance

Date completed: 07 November 2014