The Global Compact for Migration has five operational components: including regional and national action plans, research and information centers, a capacity building mechanism, the UN network on migration, and review forums. Getting these components right will be key to effective implementation of the compact. Member states remain the most important frontline actors, responsible for implementing their commitments to migrants. UN agencies, especially IOM, will play essential roles supporting states by increasing their capacity and expertise. Civil society is key to building trust with migrant communities, supporting integration, and sharing best practices. The GCM needs to address the challenges of coordination, operationalization, monitoring, and funding