Statistical offices are small, are not always well funded or supported with human resources, and have other priorities. Public service commissions are not always able to bring together the necessary information from other ministries that might enable an overall understanding of the relationship between migration, education, employment and training. This means that neither country has any effective migration management capacity, in terms of access to detailed and accurate migration data, let alone any understanding of relevant migration policies (whether directed at retention or return). Changes to the cost, delivery and access of remittances will especially benefit migrants in rural areas far from banks, who can waste money and lose hours of productivity in travelling to the nearest place where they can receive remittances.