Joint UNECE/World Bank/US Census Bureau meeting on the contribution of household surveys to measure migration and remittances (Suitland, United States, 14-15 January 2008)

LIST OF DOCUMENTS: ECE/CES/GE.10/2008
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INF.1	Provisional Agenda	English  18 Dec.07
Session I: Objectives of the Expert Group Meeting
WP.1	Migration, remittances and development: the contribution of household surveys, Background paper (Switzerland)	English  18 Dec.07
Session II: Use of Remittance Data from Household Surveys
WP.2	Household Surveys and the New Definitions of Remittances (United States)	English  9 Jan.08
Session III: Measuring Remittances Using Household Surveys: An Assessment of Efforts in Remittance Sending Countries
WP.6	The Measurement of Remittances in Industrialized Countries – or How to Limit Multiple Biases? (Switzerland), Background paper	English  8 Jan.08
WP.8	Personal Transfers in the Swiss Household Budget Survey (Switzerland)	English  7 Jan.08
WP.15	Surveying migrant households: a comparison of census-based, snowball, and intercept point surveys (World Bank)	English  8 Jan.08
Session IV: Measuring Remittances Using Household Surveys: An Assessment of Efforts in Remittance Receiving Countries
WP.9	Using Household Surveys to Measure International Migration and Remittances in Developing Countries: Examples and Methodological Issues (United States), Background paper	English  8 Jan.08
Session V: Internationally Coordinated Surveys and Survey Modules on Migration and Remittances: An Assessment of Existing Proposals and Initiatives
WP.12/REV.1	A Comparison of Recent Internationally Coordinated Household Surveys on International Migrant Remittances: In Search of Common Ground (ILO), Background paper	English  10 Jan.08
WP.14	A Harmonized Module on Migration and Remittances: The Experience of Central America (IADB)	English  7 Jan.08
Session VI: Overcoming Methodological Challenges When Measuring Remittances: Lessons From Fielding Surveys
Session VII: Best Practices: Conclusions and the Way Forward