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CoPS: The Centre of Practical Skills

Nigeria

Integration and social cohesion / Irregular migration / Migration and development / Legal and labour mobility

EMM5: EUROMED Migration V

*European Union / Austria / Belgium / Bulgaria / Croatia / Cyprus / Czechia / Denmark / Estonia / Finland / France / Germany / Greece / Hungary / Ireland / Italy / Latvia / Lithuania / Luxembourg / Malta / Netherlands / Poland / Portugal / Romania / Slovakia / Slovenia / Spain / Sweden / Algeria / Egypt / Jordan / Israel / Lebanon / Libya / Morocco / State of Palestine / Tunisia

Asylum, refugees and international protection / Migration and development / Migration narratives and public opinion / Return, readmission and reintegration / Legal and labour mobility / EUROMED / Dialogues

ICMPD responds to the Ukraine refugee situation

Released 09.03.2022

ICMPD has a long-standing cooperation with Ukraine dating back to 1995. Numerous joint projects were implemented, cooperation is ongoing on multilateral and bilateral levels and in 2021 the ICMPD Kyiv Office was established. ICMPD is thus closely monitoring the developments in Ukraine. Due to the security situation, the ICMPD office has been temporarily closed. The project teams continue their work from other duty stations whenever possible. Below, we are gathering our policy, research, and capacity-building activities to reflect ICMPD's ongoing engagement in Ukraine.

FReM III: Forced-Return Monitoring III

Austria / Belgium / Bulgaria / Croatia / Cyprus / Czechia / Finland / Germany / Greece / Hungary / Italy / Latvia / Luxembourg / Malta / Netherlands / Norway / Poland / Portugal / Romania / Slovakia / Sweden / Switzerland

Return, readmission and reintegration / Forced Return

CADRE: Capacity Development and Training for Return Counsellors

Austria / Belgium / Denmark / Finland / France / Germany / Malta / Netherlands / Norway / Sweden

Return, readmission and reintegration / Return, readmission and reintegration

The EU in the global race for talent attraction and retention

Released 01.07.2024

Europe needs more workers. But as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia dominate the global labour market¹, the European Union is caught in a ‘bruising worldwide battle’ to attract and keep workers in the region². Even as some Member States remain in strong positions, the EU collectively falls behind in recruiting and retaining international talent.

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