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What Alternative Data Sources Can Track Real-Time Migration Movements Across the South Africa-Mozambique Corridor?

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Tracking Real-Time Migration on the South Africa–Mozambique Corridor: Alternative Data Sources for Health and Policy Response Introduction: Understanding the Corridor Between November and December 2024, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) tracked over 2,100 movements at Ressano Garcia (Mozambique) toward South Africa. This figure likely underestimates actual flows, as many migrants use informal routes. Official […]

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