organized migration

Organized migration refers to the planned and systematic movement of individuals or groups from one place to another, often facilitated by governments, organizations, or agencies. This type of migration can involve processes like job recruitment, resettlement programs, or educational exchanges. Unlike spontaneous migration, which may occur due to crises or economic necessity, organized migration aims to meet specific needs, such as labor shortages or humanitarian efforts. It typically involves preparation, support, and sometimes legal frameworks to ensure the safety and successful integration of migrants into their new communities.