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Među zemljama u koje su migranti najviše slali novac su Ukrajina, Poljska i Rumunjska, ali i države Zapadnog Balkana.
Doseljenici u europske zemlje poslali su prošle godine u svoje domovine 109,4 milijardi dolara, potvrdio je Međunarodni fond UN-a za poljoprivredni razvoj (IFAD), stacioniran u Rimu.

More than 400 policymakers, private-sector stakeholders and civil-society representatives observed the first International Day of Family Remittances today at the opening of the fifth Global Forum on Remittances and Development in Milan.

It is one of the hottest sectors in the global financial markets but rarely gets much attention: remittances.
Remittances are the small amounts of money that migrants in the rich world send to their families in the poor world – typically $200 (U.S.) a month. Until a few years ago, the remittances flow was either not measured or was measured poorly. That’s changing and the numbers associated with the market are astounding.

One in five migrant workers — about 50 million people — lives and works in Europe, making the region home to a quarter of global remittance flows, according to a new report by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).

Azimo, the London based digital money transfer service, announced today that it has raised an additional $20 million in financing. The funding will advance Azimo’s mission to be the world’s leading low-cost, mobile and social money transfer service.

Source: CA-NEWS
Половина денежных переводов из Европы в страны Центральной Азии приходится на Россию. Об этом говорится в новой статистике по переводам, которую опубликовал Международный фонд развития сельского хозяйства (IFAD).

Украинские заробитчане стали рекордсменами по отправке домой денег среди всех стран мира. Правда, теперь они не только сами зарабатывают, но еще перевозят за границу безработных родственников и мужей, чтобы их не забрали в армию.

Sie arbeiten in Europa, doch ein Teil ihres Einkommens fließt zurück in die alte Heimat. Migranten senden laut einer Studie jährlich mehr als 109 Milliarden Dollar an Verwandte – und sind damit für manche Länder ein wichtiger Stabilitätsfaktor.

L’Europa non perde ricchezza nel momento in cui i suoi lavoratori immigrati inviano i soldi a casa. E questo denaro garantisce la sopravvivenza di oltre 150 milioni di persone. E’ il quadro disegnato dal rapporto “Mandare soldi a casa: flussi e mercati europei” presentato dal Fondo Internazionale per lo Sviluppo Agricolo e incentrato sull’analisi delle rimesse.

Le rimesse degli immigrati dall’Europa verso i Paesi d’origine nel 2014 sono state pari a 109,4 miliardi di dollari, un fattore di sviluppo che potrebbe portare molti piu’ benefici con un accesso a programmi finanziari per investirli e servizi di trasferimento denaro piu’ competitivi.