Implementation of the Recommendations
EGRISS actively supports the implementation of the IRRS, IRIS, and IROSS, and monitors their uptake across regions, systematically capturing lessons learnt.
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Systematic Approach
EGRISS uses the GAIN Survey and case studies to build a structured, evidence-based picture of global implementation.
Evidence-based Analysis
Tracking progress on Recommendations' use helps identify what is working and where support is needed most.
Peer-learning
Findings support peer-exchange among members and guide future updates to the Recommendations.
Understanding how the IRRS, IRIS and IROSS are implemented by national statistics offices and international organisations is essential to improving statistics on refugees, internally displaced persons and stateless persons worldwide. This is why monitoring implementation is an important area of our work. EGRISS tracks progress through both quantitative and qualitative ways, and findings from this feed directly into peer-to-peer learning among out membership, enabling them to learn from one another’s experiences rather than working through the same challenges independently.
They also strengthen practical guidance and provide the evidence base for future revisions of the Recommendations themselves, ensuring they remain grounded in the realities faced by those compiling these statistic. If your country or organisation has implementation experiences to share, please get in contact.
GLOBAL OVERVIEW
Progress of implementation
GAIN Survey
Discover our Global Annual Inclusion Survey, which monitor projects using the IRRS, IRIS, and IROSS.
Case Studies
Read examples on implementation of the Recommendations by national statitics offices and international organisations.
Statistical Inclusion Pledge
Learn more about the multi-stakeholder pledge on statistical inclusion on the Global Refugee Forum and progress made thus far.