IOM works on migrant entrepreneurship in many programme contexts – community development and stabilization; integration and reintegration; support to vulnerable groups of migrants and engaging with diasporas. IOM`s work in this area remains unknown to many partners and donors, however. With the release of the new IOM/UNCTAD/UNHCR Policy Guide on Entrepreneurship for Migrants and Refugees, we hope that the link between self-employment and human mobility will be firmly established; concrete steps and actions will be identified to improve access of migrants and refugees to entrepreneurship opportunities; as well as capitalize on skills and resources that migrant entrepreneurs bring to communities where they reside in or come from. The guide is a first step in this broad UN partnership, to be followed up by country level workshops; development and pilot testing of a joint assessment methodology, as well as launching a joint UN global initiative. LHD and TRD specialists at regional and global levels can provide further information. To start sharing experiences and knowledge around this topic, join our Teams based Center of Excellence moderated by LHD and RO Vienna.