ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This initiative is produced by the Global Programme on Health and Migration under the strategic lead and supervision of Santino Severoni (Director, Global Programme on Health and Migration, Office of the Deputy Director-General, WHO headquarters), the ApartTogether Consortium led by Ghent University (coordinated by Ilse Derluyn and An Verelst) and the University of Copenhagen (coordinated by Morten Skovdal) and the Migration and Health programme of the WHO Regional Office for Europe, under the leadership of Gundo Weiler (Director, Country Support and Emergencies Division) and Robb Butler (Executive Director, Office of the Regional Director). (Antonino Chiarenza), Radboud University Medical Centre, the Netherlands (Maria van den Muijsenbergh), and Independent Researcher, the Netherlands (Kenneth E. Miller). Rifat Hossain (Global Programme on Health and Migration, WHO headquarters) was responsible for the coordination and execution of the initiative, with the valuable assistance of Marie Wolf (Consultant, Global Programme on Health and Migration, WHO headquarters) and support of Jozef Bartovic and Elisabeth Waagensen (Migration and Health programme, WHO Regional Office for Europe). WHO coordination of administrative procedures and the publication of the report provided by Simona Melki and Susanne Nakalembe (Global Programme on Health and Migration, WHO headquarters). The survey was initially piloted in the WHO European Region and further developed and expanded globally by the Global Programme on Health and Migration and disseminated with the support of all WHO regional offices. The ApartTogether Consortium includes Ghent University, Belgium (Anastasia Botsari, Saskia De Jonghe, Stéphanie De Maesschalck, Ilse Derluyn, Marina Rota, Eva SpiritusBeerden, An Verelst, Robin Vandevoordt and Sara Willems), University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Signe Hviid Hansen, Nina Langer Primdahl, Rasmus Luca Lyager Brønholt, Morten Skovdal and Linnea Waade Biermann), Maynooth University, Ireland (Rebecca Murphy), University of South Florida, United States of America (Beatriz Padilla), Uppsala University, Sweden (Natalie Durbeej, Fatumo Osman and Anna Sarkadi), Sussex University, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Charles Watters), Lisbon University, Portugal (Adriano de Almeida, Catia Branquinho, Ana Cerqueira, Maria Emilia, Sandra Estevão, Susana Gaspar, Tania Gaspar, Margarida Gaspar de Matos, Fabio Guedes and Gina Tomé), University of Toulouse, France (Julia de Freitas Girardi, Yagmur Gökduman, Rachid Oulahal, Frédéric Rodruiguez, Filipe Soto Galindo and Gésine Sturm), University of Sevilla, Spain (Rocio Garrido, Virginia Paloma), National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece (Elisabeth Loannidi, Katerina Vasilikou), Azienda Unità Sanitaria Locale of Reggio Emilia, Italy vi | Acknowledgements Ghent University and the University of Copenhagen contributed to the development of the report, with input from the Consortium members and technical review by Rifat Hossain, Santino Severoni, Soorej Puthoopparambil (Uppsala University, Sweden), Daniel Lopez Acuna, , Kanokporn Kaojaroen, Richard Alderslade, Palmira Immordino and Simona Melki. In addition, many WHO staff provided invaluable support: Idabat Dhillon, Marta Feletto, John Grove, Catherine Kane, Devora Kestel, Rokho Kim, Bente Mikkelsen, Leanne Margaret Riley, Inka Weissbecker and Teresa Zakaria (WHO headquarters), Ernest Dabire and Lokombe Elongo (WHO Regional Office for Africa), James Fitzgerald, Camila Polinori and Ciro Ugarte (WHO Regional Office for the Americas/Pan American Health Organization), Ali Ardalan, Awad Mataria, Tonia Rifaey and Slim Slama (WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean), Lin Aung (WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia) and Kira Fortune (WHO Regional Office for the Western Pacific Region), The International Organization for Migration and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (Ann Burton and Pieter Ventevogel) contributed to the review of the final document. Note that the survey methods and the conclusions and recommendations do not necessarily reflect the views, official policy or position of the International Organization for Migration or of United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Others who were instrumental in promoting the survey in their areas were Khadichamo Boymatova (WHO Country Office Tajikistan), Abdullah Al Mahmud and Mohammad Tareq (University of Dhaka, Bangladesh), Lisa Grace Bersales (University of Manila, Philippines), Amer Shehadeh (Al Istiqlal University, West Bank and Gaza Strip), Leena Merdad (King Abdulaziz University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia), Helen Oyiera (Kenya) and Rafael Cespedes (Chile).