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International migrants include rural and urban women and men with different socio-economic profiles and ages. Some are highly educated and specialized people (whose migration is referred to as ‘brain drain’). Some are poor people for whom migration is a subsistence strategy. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) estimates that the typical profile of migrants comprises young women and men from 15 to 35 years of age, 8 generally belonging to medium and low socio- economic groups, but not to the poorest segments of society (Hatton and Williamson 2004, 1-30). Although it is often presumed that the majority of international migrants are men, women comprise approximately half (Zlotnik 2003). Moreover, there is a general trend towards a. | inspiring collective human Cu-lture transparent aiuesrganic sense future involvement in creative processes happiness energy Annual Report 2011 GLS Bank das macht Sinn 2 Dear Readers GLS Bank s way of working is humane forward-looking and economically oriented. The 2011 Annual Report summarises the results of these three aspects of our work and complements our continuous reporting in our customer magazine Bankspiegel . The 2011 business year was characterised by a great demand for our banking offers which are socio-economically meaningful while being safe and bearing average interest. We welcomed our 100 000th customer in summer 2011- one of about 25 000 people who found their way to us last year. We won several awards were nominated for others and were respectively represented in the media. We are expecting the number of our new customers to increase considerably in 2012. In response to our growth as well as in order to meet the increasing requirements of bank regulations we need to constantly increase our equity capital. By introducing a dividend on cooperative shares in December 2011 the foundation was laid for also offering membership as a capital investment with effect from 2012. This step was supported by the large majority of the members in particular by subscribing for shares. We would like to invite every customer or prospective customer to become a member of our cooperative. The conscious involvement in the direct and indirect socio-economic impact of all GLS Bank activities forms the basis of our integrated economic approach. The subject of sustainability is therefore the main focus of our reporting along with the people who share and have a forming influence on GLS Bank. At this point our special thanks go to our members and customers for putting their trust in GLS Bank. Owing to our pleasing development to date as well as from the numerous opportunities seized in the future we are expecting results from the huge commitment of our employees. We would .

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