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The document contains a chapter of a World Bank report on remittances, its development impact as well as future prospects. It was published in 2005. The articles originated in 2003 during a conference organized by the Department for International Development, IMF, and World Bank, in London.
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created, and the huge flow of remittance capital into a District which otherwise occupies a thoroughly marginalised position …
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The document contains a paper submitted for consideration by the House of Commons Select Committee on International Development in the course of the inquiry into Migration and Development. It is largely a product of the author's longstanding interest in migratory flows from the Punjab region of...
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This report presents a global account of the historical relationship between migration, industrialization and economic growth, and then goes on to present an empirical examination of the dynamics immigration from Mirpur (Pakistan) and Jullundur (India) to the UK. It closes by considering the...
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As globalization has led to ever higher levels of labour mobility, so the volume of funds remitted to their families by workers employed in countries far distant from their homes has increased by leaps and bounds. The total volume of such transfers currently amounts to over $100 billion per...
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The document contains a comprehensively revised version of a paper presented to a World Bank Conference on Migrant Remittances: development impact, opportunities for the financial sector and future prospects. The meeting took place in 2003.
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The paper, presented at a World Bank Conference on Migrant Remittances: development impact, opportunities for the financial sector and future prospects in London, 9th - 10th October 2003, examines the Hawala transactions by British labour migrants to South Asia, their region of origin.
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The civil war in Côte d’Ivoire has caused an increase in household size due to returnees and a decrease in remittance … cropped area and that the decrease of remittance from Côte d’Ivoire increases non-agricultural income: 1 FCFA reduction of … remittance increases 0.78 FCFA of non-agricultural income. In spite of those coping behaviors, this paper demonstrates that the …
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remittance trends over the years, remittance management, in the Kosovo case. The findings of the study should serve as an … important input in improving the management of remittance policies and strategies by the Kosovo government in order to increase …
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