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Recommendations

Migrant workers in the agricultural sector face multiple challenges in their daily lives,

especially in Europe, where the situation is both severe and structural. Critical aspects

include labour and wage insecurities, limited access to essential services, and

insufficient protection against occupational hazards. These issues are exacerbated by

the instability of their legal status and systemic discrimination, making their integration

and well-being in host countries more difficult. Additionally, migrant women workers

face additional challenges related to their sexual and reproductive health that can

significantly impact their personal and work lives.

To address these difficulties, it is crucial to implement significant changes through

effective policies and commitments both in the short and long term. Organizations like

Oxfam have been actively involved in combating these inequities and human rights

abuses. Based on years of experience and collaboration with various entities, we

propose a comprehensive approach that includes:

• Strengthening the scope and effectiveness of the social conditionality of the
• Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)...
• Focus on Human Rights...
• Representation and Advocacy for Workers...
• Improvement of Living and Working Conditions...

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