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=====MALARIA AND MOBILITY===== | |||
[https://www.iom.int/sites/g/files/tmzbdl2616/files/our_work/DMM/Migration-Health/mhd_infosheet_malaria_and_mobility_17.04.2019.pdf by UN MIGRATION] | |||
Profound disparities, skill shortages, climate change, natural and man-made disasters and economic and political crisis have | |||
driven up the number of both internal and cross-border migrants. Over one billion people are now on the move, of which | |||
244 million are international migrants and 740 million internal migrants.1 | |||
Migration is a social determinant of health, it is | |||
often associated with poverty and social exclusion, which impede migrants’ willingness and ability to access health services | |||
