This case study summarises the findings of MIDEQ’s research into the impacts of male migration to Jordan on
Egyptian households, focusing on wives and children in Upper Egypt. It reveals challenges such as emotional
strains, as well as opportunities for resilience and agency. Through qualitative interviews, the research highlights
families' capacity to adapt and thrive amidst adversity, underscoring the importance of supportive environments
and collective networks for migrant families to navigate migration experiences.