NGO Committee on Migration - Survey on Migrant and Refugee Victims of Xenophobia and Intolerance
In the midst of unprecedented levels of migration around the world, the UN Secretary-General has declared that “Xenophobic and racist rhetoric seems to be not only on the rise but also becoming more socially and politically accepted.” The personal costs of xenophobia and discrimination are high, the social, political and economic ones even higher. Hostility, tension and friction are tearing communities apart, leaving everyone poorer in spirit.

The NGO Committee on Migration is asking for your help. The attached survey will assist us in preparing recommendations to the United Nations Global Compacts for Refugees and Migrants and to the UN-led Together Campaign, whose mission is to counter xenophobia in all its forms, to promote the social inclusion of all migrants and refugees, and to create peaceful and harmonious societies. The goal of our survey is to attain a better understanding of xenophobia, barriers to social inclusion, gaps in service, promising practices, as well as challenges that your organization has identified in its valuable work.

In order to get the most reliable, first-hand information, we ask that respondents to this survey be those members of your organization who work directly with migrants and or/refugees in a specific location. If your organization has multiple projects, please fill out one form for each project. The survey should take approximately 15 minutes to complete. All information will remain confidential, unless your organization specifically consents to its being publicized or shared. We would appreciate it if you could complete the survey by Monday, Nov. 20, 2017.

The NGO Committee on Migration will select the top five Best Practices submissions for presentation at a special event to be held at UN Headquarters in New York at a time and place to be announced.

Thank you most sincerely for your time and effort.

The NGO Committee on Migration
Subcommittee on Countering Xenophobia and Promoting Social Inclusion


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Please tell us about you and your organization
Your full name *
Your email *
Your organization *
Organization website and project website (if different) *
Please answer these questions about your migrant/refugee project
1. Country in which your organization is currently serving migrants/refugees *
2. Locale (City, State, Community, Town, Village) in which your organization is currently serving migrants/refugees *
3. Brief description of your local project (100 words or less) *
4. Number of staff in your local project *
5. Sources of funding for your project (Please mark all that apply) *
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6. Number of migrants/refugees served in your local project *
7. Country/countries of origin of the migrant/refugee population you serve *
8. Socio-economic level of migrants/refugees being served *
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9. Ethnicity/religion of migrants/refugees being served *
10.Please indicate the group or groups that make up the majority of the population you serve *
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11. Are the migrants/refugees you serve *
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12. Please indicate the reason/reasons why the population you serve left their original domicile (Please mark all that apply) *
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13. Please indicate the areas in which migrants/refugees you serve are experiencing intolerance and xenophobia (Please mark all that apply) *
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14. Please describe up to three successful or promising practices your organization has identified or created  through your project   *
15. Please describe partnerships with local authorities and other governmental entities *
16. Please indicate challenges your organization faces in protecting and assisting migrants and refugees who have been victims of xenophobia and intolerance (Please mark all that apply) *
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