Who We Are
We transform migration complexity into solutions. We believe in cooperation, data-driven analysis, and constructive dialogue to design a future where human mobility is an opportunity for both regions.
Mission
To offer rigorous analysis, propose innovative policies, and generate dialogue spaces that allow for anticipating and managing African migration in a sustainable, humane, and useful way for both regions.
Vision
A Europe connected with Africa through orderly mobility channels that drive shared development in both regions.
Principles
Values that guide our research and public action.
National Interest
Safeguarding Spain's interests.
Evidence and Rigor
Verifiable data and critical review.
Co-responsibility
Solutions co-designed with African and European partners.
Dignity
Human approach to the migration reality.
Public Utility
Clear products for real-world decisions.
Integrity
Financial and partnership transparency.
Our Team
Camille Dock
Research Assistant
Martial Zongo
Associate Researcher
Roméo Gbaguidi
Associate Researcher
Soraya Aybar
Associate Researcher
Aimara Pujadas
Associate Researcher
Ehameye Ag Mohamedoun
Associate Researcher
Fanny CURET
Associate Researcher
Souleymane Fall
Associate Researcher
Fodié Tandjigora
Associate Researcher
Samanta Pečiulytė
Associate Researcher
Fanny Tittel-Mosser
Associate Researcher
Drive the debate. Transform policy.
We are not a conventional think tank. At IEAM, we seek analytical minds and practical spirits willing to turn their ideas into real policies.
Contact UsWe Collaborate With
Academic collaborations are key to reinforcing IEAM's research base, working alongside migration experts, and supporting the implementation of their public policy proposals.
Government of the Canary Islands
The collaboration between the Spanish Institute for Migration Analysis and the Government of the Canary Islands aims to strengthen analytical capacity, strategic dialogue, and institutional positioning on the Atlantic route, migration dynamics linked to the Sahel and West Africa, and cooperation between countries and territories of origin, transit, and destination. This line of work seeks to translate field-based knowledge and collective intelligence into useful public policy proposals to anticipate route dynamics, reduce vulnerabilities, improve the protection of migrants — particularly minors and women — and promote shared responses based on European co-responsibility, cooperation with West Africa, and human dignity.
University of Navarra
Within the framework of the agreement with the University of Navarra, the report "Migrations and Migrants: Irregular Migratory Routes to Europe. Spain, a Case Study" was produced, providing technical analysis on irregular routes to Europe with a special focus on Spain. Publication expected in December 2025.
International University of Rabat (UIR)
The agreement with UIR reinforces IEAM's Euro-Mediterranean and African perspective, contributing to deepening the analysis of regional mobility dynamics between the Maghreb, West Africa, and Europe.
Fundación FOESSA
IEAM was selected as winner of the 2025 Research Project Competition with "Bridges and Walls: Pathways to the Inclusion of Migrants in Spain," examining social inclusion challenges and integration pathways for migrants.
Get in touch with us
Do you have any questions or comments? We are here to help and collaborate on migration and public policy projects.