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Most of this blog is about international migration, and particularly, the economics of international migration. I write about income gains, but more in the sense of “here is the headline result of a working paper” rather than personal stories. This post is an exception to that.

I joined Malengo for their annual retreat[1] this year, and had a chance to speak to a number of young international migrants about their experience.

Malengo is an NGO facilitating international migration. It supports Ugandan and refugee students[2] in obtaining a German university degree and then working in Germany.

When a student moves to Germany, their life prospects improve markedly. A Ugandan university graduate will be lucky to earn $5,000 a year; a [...]

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(04:09) How It's Going

(05:36) Malengo Student Interviews

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