EUKN Urban Review: Integration of Migrants and Refugees in Cities
April 2022
In light of recent events, the war in Ukraine and connected to it movement of people, in this month’s Urban Review, we focus on the topic of the integration of migrants and refugees in cities. We are engaged in the discussion on the importance of policies, projects and initiatives in relation to the integration of displaced populations and welcoming refugees within European cities.
Refugee and migration flows are often unpredictable occurrences which have varied effects on urban areas: both of home and host cities. National urban policies and international guidelines must accommodate such volatile flows and provide support to welcome migrating or fleeing populations ensuring their needs are met. Refugees and migrants can shift the whole city dynamic and affect the economic, social and spatial fabrics of urban areas which increases the importance of good integration and support systems and initiatives.
Read the April 2022 Urban Review to find out more about the EU Partnership on Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees, from our Urban Voice of the month, as well as learn about upcoming EUKN activities and further initiatives on migrant and refugee inclusion launched by our partner organisations.
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Janne van Eerten on… the Partnership on Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees...
Janne van Eerten on… the...
Janne van Eerten on… the Partnership on Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees in EU Cities
Janne van Eerten, one the coordinators of the Urban Partnership on the Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees, describes the aim of the partnership and its application in the context of the war in Ukraine
Tilman Buchholz on… the German EU Presidency and the New Leipzig Charter...
Tilman Buchholz on… the ...
Tilman Buchholz on… the German EU Presidency and the New Leipzig Charter
Tilman Buchholz, from the German Federal Ministry of the Interior, shares with us the German EU Presidency's biggest achievement and adoption of the New Leipzig Charter.