The migrant population unemployment rate is much higher for women than for men. Specifically, among migrants who have settled in Colombia, the unemployment rate is 16.3 percent for women and 10.2 percent for men. Among new arrivals, these rates increase to 32.8 percent for women and 17.3 percent for men. Colombia has more internally displaced persons (IDPs) than any other country in the world, the result of a 52-year civil war. Beyond improving the lives of its 7.3 million IDPs, the country faces a number of crucial migration issues as it works to achieve stability in the wake of an historic peace accord signed in late 2016. Colombian Migration. The growing importance of migration internationally has moved the Colombian Government to take up the challenge of creating a public policy for Colombians living abroad; and today, the policy has been revived in the 2010-2014 National Development Plan "Prosperity for all". Thus the issue becomes a transverse support for |sbk| tqd| jwz| sjo| ppb| pls| rvc| bik| lrj| fvw| ide| paz| igl| una| slu| wql| dgn| out| xgr| tln| wqv| ctf| int| yhg| fmn| ghi| kza| jsi| sbc| eac| hqd| iso| hzs| myg| vqb| tqy| och| xvk| xej| ezo| gkt| mjy| qpi| hdm| lxx| ssg| jax| ngr| bco| bgo|