The document discusses youth migration, noting that 27 million youth migrate internationally each year, mainly moving from developing to developed countries. Youth migrate for reasons like employment opportunities, education, skills development, and poverty. Migration benefits both host and home countries by filling skills gaps, increasing cultural exchange and remittances, though it can also result in skilled labor shortages and loss of culture. The document calls for policies protecting migrant youth and promoting equal treatment.

1. Migration of youth
By: Smirty Poudel
Swostika Karki
Rhythm Bhattachan
Chhewang Dolkar sherpa

2. Definition
• Movement of people from one place to another.

3. Reason for youth migration
• Poverty and low wage rate
• Employment opportunities
• Skills
• Carrier development
• High quality education

4. Facts and figure
• 27 million international young migrants worldwide in 2013
• Developed country has the most migrants
• Women accounts only 48% of migration

5. Pros
Benefits to host country
• Overcome skill shortage
• New ideas
• Inflow of foreign currency

6. Pros
Benefits to home country
• Opportunities for youth
• New skills and knowledge
• Increase in remittance

7. Cons
Negative effects to host country
• Money goes back to origin country
• Over population
• Increase in unemployment

8. Cons
Negative effects to home country
• Skilled labor shortage
• Bad culture

10. Conclusion..
• Insure Labour policy
• Protection policy and equal treatment by host country

11. Reference
• http://www.unworldyouthreport.org/index.php?option=com_k2&view=ite
m&layout=item&id=85&Itemid=226
• http://www.ceslam.org/index.php?pageName=newsDetail&nid=139
• http://www.ilo.org/global/about-the-ilo/newsroom/comment-
analysis/WCMS_219045/lang--en/index.htm

12. Thank you