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Global Immigration Crisis at the Panama-Colombia Border: Environmental, Social, and Human Rights Challenges in the Darién Gap

  • Information
    Global Immigration Crisis at the Panama-Colombia Border: Environmental, Social, and Human Rights Challenges in the Darién Gap - Information
    Matched Team Team 57
    Name FERGUSON BALOYES ALBERTO ALEXANDER Country Panama
    Scholarship G-20 Email Address aferguson@kdis.ac.kr
    Year 2020 Program MDP
    Workplace Category Government Workplace
    Department Position
  • Brief intro of project
    Global Immigration Crisis at the Panama-Colombia Border: Environmental, Social, and Human Rights Challenges in the Darién Gap - Brief intro of project
    Title Global Immigration Crisis at the Panama-Colombia Border: Environmental, Social, and Human Rights Challenges in the Darién Gap
    Sustainable Development Goals 16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
    Timely Global Issues 3. Cooperatives in a Global Economy
    Climate Change
    Summary of your project The migration crisis in the Darién gap, at the Panama-Colombia border, has raised concerns in several areas, including environmental impact, indigenous communities, and migrant security. This project aims to analyze and address the effects of migration in the region through sustainable strategies involving governmental, academic, and international cooperation
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  • Details of Cooperation Project
    Global Immigration Crisis at the Panama-Colombia Border: Environmental, Social, and Human Rights Challenges in the Darién Gap - Details of Cooperation Project
    Objective of the Project This project aims to assess and address the multifaceted challenges posed by mass immigration through the Darién Gap, a critical migration corridor at the Panama-Colombia border. The primary objectives are:

    Environmental Impact Assessment & Mitigation: Analyze the ecological consequences of migration-related waste and develop sustainable waste management strategies.
    Social and Indigenous Community Support: Evaluate the socioeconomic impact on indigenous populations and propose policies to protect their rights and traditions.
    Human Rights and Security Enhancement: Identify vulnerabilities faced by migrants, particularly regarding safety, gender-based violence, and human trafficking, and propose protective measures.
    Regional and International Cooperation: Foster collaboration between governments, NGOs, and international organizations to develop coordinated solutions.
    Expected Benefits from the Project Environmental Restoration: Implementation of waste management and conservation initiatives to protect biodiversity in the Darién Gap.
    Community Empowerment: Strengthening of indigenous communities by providing sustainable economic opportunities while preserving their cultural heritage.
    Enhanced Human Rights Protections: Development of policy recommendations to safeguard migrants from violence, exploitation, and inhumane conditions.
    Strategic Policy Recommendations: Formulation of evidence-based policies for sustainable border management and crisis response.
    Regional Stability: Strengthened partnerships between Panama, Colombia, and international stakeholders to create long-term solutions.
    Anything you would like to inform the potential partner This project seeks collaboration with institutions, researchers, and organizations experienced in migration policy, environmental sustainability, and human rights advocacy. We welcome partnerships with governmental agencies, international organizations (e.g., UNHCR, IOM, UNEP), and research institutions to provide data-driven solutions. The project will generate reports, policy briefs, and recommendations to influence policymaking at national and regional levels.