European Website on Integration - December 2023

Slovakia is seeing remarkable development in service infrastructure for third-country nationals (TCNs), following on from the arrival of large numbers of people displaced from Ukraine.

The first 23 families enrolled in Spain's pioneering labour migration project recently arrived from Nicaragua, marking a significant step in fostering regulated and secure migration pathways.

Unia published recommendations on fighting discrimination and promoting diversity and inclusion within Belgian schools.

A comprehensive network of migrant integration centres is emerging in Poland, with many being set up in response to the arrival of displaced people from Ukraine.

HackYourFuture is a non-profit organisation that trains refugees, asylum seekers and other disadvantaged groups of third country nationals (TCNs) to become web developers, aiming to fill a key gap in the Danish labour market.

The ENGAGE project created social, cultural, and employment pathways for the integration of women who are third-country nationals (TCNs) in host communities in Slovenia.

This project promoted the performance of small and medium-sized companies and supported the active participation and empowerment of migrant entrepreneurs.

This hospitality project connects asylum applicants with families willing to host them for the duration of their asylum application process.

This project was developed within the UN Regional Refugee Response Plan (RRRP) framework for Ukraine and aims to strengthen the exchange of fact-based information between refugees and host communities in order to promote social cohesion.

This survey examines the displacement patterns, needs, and intentions of people displaced from Ukraine in Czechia.