Driving Coordination, Protection & Evidence‑Based Action Across Mixed Migration
PCMM operates through six specialized Working Groups that bring together experts, organizations, and practitioners to address key areas of mixed migration in Nigeria.
Ensuring every migrant—regardless of status—can access fair legal support and protection.
The group strengthens legal aid systems, improves referral pathways, and works to guarantee justice for asylum seekers, refugees, returnees, victims of trafficking, IDPs, and children on the move.
10.000 People Helped
5 Cases Open
Asylum Seekers & Refugees
Focused on enhancing protection, assistance, and inclusion for individuals seeking international protection.
The group advocates for stronger asylum systems, coordinated support, and better integration of refugees into host communities—promoting dignity and compassion.
10.000 People Helped
5 Cases Open
Children on the Move & IDPs
Dedicated to safeguarding undocumented and displaced children.
The group strengthens child‑protection systems, ensures access to essential services, and promotes lasting solutions that give young people safety, stability, and hope for the future.
10.000 People Helped
5 Cases Open
Labour Migration & Diaspora Contributions
Supporting decent work, fair recruitment, and the rights of migrant workers.
The group works with governments, private sector, and diaspora partners to promote labour mobility, protect workers, and harness migration for national development.
10.000 People Helped
5 Cases Open
Return, Readmission & Reintegration (RRR)
Improving systems for safe, dignified, and sustainable migrant return and reintegration.
The group coordinates multi‑stakeholder dialogue, reviews voluntary and non‑voluntary return processes, and promotes standardized, evidence‑based reintegration support.
10.000 People Helped
5 Cases Open
Trafficking in Persons & Regular Migration
Combating trafficking while promoting safe, regular migration pathways.
The group focuses on prevention, survivor‑centered protection, ethical recruitment, community awareness, and monitoring of rights violations along migration corridors.