Documents et rapports
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Learning from Korea’s Labor and Migration Systems : Knowledge Exchange with the Government of Nigeria (anglais)
Nigeria is the largest country in Africa, accounting for 20 percent of the population of sub-Saharan Africa. It is projected to be the third most populous country in the world by 2040. Therefore, her prosperity...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 172827 Date du document: 21 juin 2022 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Adhikari,Samik,Thelma Seoeun Choi,Yi,Soonhwa
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Designing a Health Care Migration Monitoring and Evaluation Strategy : Proposal for the World Bank and Nigeria’s Edo State (anglais)
The Center for Global Development (CGD) is a ‘think-and-do’ tank based in Washington DC and London. We focus on policies in rich countries which inhibit development in poor ones. The World Bank has brought...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 172832 Date du document: 21 juin 2022 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: World Bank
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Investing in Adolescent Girls to Defuse Nigeria's Demographic Timebomb : Spotlight 2 (anglais)
As Nigeria enters a phase of rapid expansion of the working-age population, there is a window of opportunity to benefit from the “demographic dividend”—a period in which the share of those who are working...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 172802 Date du document: 21 juin 2022 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: World Bank
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Expanding Legal Migration Pathways from Nigeria to Europe : From Brain Drain to Brain Gain (anglais)
The world is currently at a crossroads. Low- and middle-income countries such as Nigeria are seeing rapid growth in their working-age populations. Yet often, these increasingly educated and skilled young...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 172828 Date du document: 21 juin 2022 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Adhikari,Samik,Clemens,Michael A.,Helen Dempster,Ekeator,Nkechi Linda
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Better Soup : A Visual Narrative to Illustrate the Findings of Two World Bank Reports on Nigerian Labor Migration (anglais)
In 2021, the World Bank published two reports exploring the multifaceted issue of migration management in Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria. ‘Expanding Legal Migration Pathways from Nigeria to Europe:...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 172830 Date du document: 21 juin 2022 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Amarachi Nzekwe,Chris Obehi,Jennifer Omigie
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Assessment of Constraints and Gaps in the Nursing Labor Market in Edo State Nigeria : Final Assessment Report (anglais)
With a high attrition rate and a lean nursing workforce across the country, Nigerians have to grapple with the reality of inadequate number of nurses in healthcare facilities. This issue is not exclusive...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 172831 Date du document: 9 juin 2022 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: World Bank
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Of Roads Less Traveled : Assessing the Potential of Economic Migration to Provide Overseas Jobs for Nigeria’s Youth (anglais)
Nigerians are not only creating a vibrant and dynamic society within Nigeria but are also leaving their footprint across the globe in diverse fields ranging from medicine to movies, and from literature...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 161499 Date du document: 12 juillet 2021 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Adhikari,Samik,Ekeator,Nkechi Linda,Chaudhary,Sarang
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Expanding Legal Migration Pathways from Nigeria to Europe : From Brain Drain to Brain Gain (anglais)
The world is currently at a crossroads. Low- and middle-income countries such as Nigeria are seeing rapid growth in their working-age populations. Yet often, these increasingly educated and skilled young...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 161498 Date du document: 12 juillet 2021 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: Adhikari,Samik,Clemens,Michael A.,Dempster,Helen,Ekeator,Nkechi Linda
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Spotlight Two : Making the Most of Young Nigerians’ Economic Potential - The Case for More and Better Managed International Labor Migration from Nigeria (anglais)
The surge in irregular migration from Nigeria during the height of the European migration crisis in 2016- 17 is a direct consequence of worsening joblessness, combined with young people not having regular...
Type de document: Rapport Numéro du rapport: 172829 Date du document: 30 novembre 2020 Mode de publication: Disclosed Auteur: World Bank