IOM Migration and 2030 Agenda
Migration is a cross-cutting issue within the 2030 Agenda, influencing development outcomes across all SDG goals.
LS designed a visual framework to facilitate the integration of migration into the SDG process, rendering complex connections clear and actionable.
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Connecting people, economies and communities across borders drives development, fostering skills, investment, and cultural diversity. When managed effectively, migration yields benefits for both individuals and societies.
The guide empowers governments and stakeholders to seamlessly integrate migration into policies, programs, and reporting, making the process clear and intuitive.
Produced in English, French and Spanish, the publication demonstrates strong coordination and a flexible layout system adaptable to multiple languages and different editorial standards.
The publication adopts a modular design that balances clarity, flexibility and institutional coherence. LS developed a comprehensive visual system that accommodates multiple layers of content—from conceptual overviews to concrete policy tools—ensuring readability and consistency across formats.
Particular attention was given to hierarchy and rhythm: each section is structured to support gradual content discovery, enabling readers to move fluidly from global frameworks to operational detail.
The project includes a main guide, a supplementary booklet and a large-format poster, designed to function as a cohesive toolkit for practitioners and policymakers.
