Harnessing Data Innovation for Migration Policy: A Handbook for Practitioners

Original Language
English
ISBN
978-92-9268-445-7
ISBN (PDF)
978-92-9268-444-0
Number of Pages
238
Reference Number
PUB2022/091/EL
Year of Publication
2022
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Harnessing Data Innovation for Migration Policy: A Handbook for Practitioners

The Practitioners’ Handbook provides first-hand insights into why and how non-traditional data sources can contribute to better understanding migration-related phenomena. The Handbook aims to (a) bridge the practical and technical aspects of using data innovations in migration statistics, (a) demonstrate the added value of using new data sources and innovative methodologies to analyse key migration topics that may be hard to fully grasp using traditional data sources, and (c) identify good practices in addressing issues of data access and collaboration with multiple stakeholders (including the private sector), ethical standards, and security and data protection issues.

  • Foreword
  • Acknowledgements
  • How to read this handbook
  • Introduction
    • Marzia Rango and Niklas Sievers
  • I HARNESSING DATA INNOVATION FOR MIGRATION POLICY: THEMATIC APPLICATIONS MEASURING AND FORECASTING MIGRATION STOCKS AND FLOWS
    • 1. Geospatial data integration to capture small-area population dynamics
      • Andrew J. Tatem, Claire A. Dooley, Shengjie Lai, Dorothea Woods, Alex Cunningham and Alessandro Sorichetta
    • 2. Harnessing data from mobile network operators for migration statistics
      • United Nations Global Working Group on Big Data for Official Statistics
    • 3. Augmenting migration statistics using social media
      • Jisu Kim, Emilio Zagheni and Ingmar Weber
    • 4. An innovative framework for analyzing asylum-related migration
      • Constantinos Melachrinos, Marcello Carammia and Teddy Wilkin
    • 5. Artificial intelligence-based predictive analytics in the humanitarian sector: The case of Project Jetson
      • Catherine Schneider, Rebeca Moreno Jimenez and Sofia Kyriazi
    • 6. Bridging survey-based estimates and airline passenger data to produce Puerto Rico net migration estimates in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria
      • Jason Schachter, Angelica Menchaca and Antonio Bruce
  • MONITORING PUBLIC SENTIMENTS AND ENGAGING
  • MIGRANT COMMUNITIES
    • 7. How can big data analytics help understand migrant integration?
      • Tuba Bircan, Albert Ali Salah and Alina Sîrbu
    • 8. Using Twitter data to monitor immigration sentiment
      • Francisco Rowe, Michael Mahony, Eduardo Graells-Garrido, Marzia Rango and Niklas Sievers
    • 9. The sampling of migrants through advertisements on Facebook and Instagram
      • Steffen Pötzschke
    • 10. Using Google Analytics and onomastic analysis in diaspora mapping
      • Michael Newson and Niklas Sievers
  • CHALLENGES OF HARNESSING DATA INNOVATION FOR
  • MIGRATION POLICY AND RESEARCH 145
    • 11. The challenges of using new data sources and methods for migration analysis and policy
      • Niklas Sievers and Marzia Rango
  • II DATA INNOVATION GOVERNANCE: ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS OF DATA INNOVATIONS FOR MIGRATION POLICY
    • 12. Big data, big responsibility – fundamental-rights implications of using artificial intelligence in migration management: A European perspective
      • David Reichel and Tamás Molnár
    • 13. Data innovation governance in humanitarian contexts: Ethical and regulatory frameworks
      • Robert Trigwell, David Eduardo Zambrano and Gretchen Bueermann
  • REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS FOR CROSS-SECTORAL DATA PARTNERSHIPS
    • 14. Understanding population movement under uncertainty in humanitarian and public health emergencies
      • Miguel Luengo-Oroz, Katherine Hoffmann Pham and Rebeca Moreno Jiménez
    • 15. Mobility evidence from mobile network operators data to support COVID-19 response
      • Michele Vespe, Stefano Maria Iacus, Umberto Minora, Carlos, Santamaria, Francesco Sermi, Spyridon Spyratos and Dario Tarchi
    • 16. Operationalizing data collaboratives for migration
      • Stefaan G. Verhulst and Andrew Young