Migrants arriving in Europe face a
range of complex challenges. Implementing the right mechanisms and policy structures helps newcomers set themselves up as independent, empowered contributors to their new community.
Tools from the Urban Migration call that can be used to understand local conditions and act as solutions.
NGOs play a major role in the understanding, support, and integration of migrants and how cities respond to their needs.
The gendered experiences of migrants in European cities. How integration and support structured are more difficult for female, transgender, and intersexual persons living with precarity.
Migrants’ experiences of housing in European Cities – and what we can do to improve them.
Challenges Facing Migrants in European Cities – based on research from the JPI Urban Europe Urban Migration call.
Recent research from the Urban Migration call offers a greater understanding of what the arrival of new populations means for the functioning of European cities, and what forces shape their experience.
The state of migration in the context of Europe’s cities: who it involves, what their experiences are, and what impact it has on the function of cities.
What are the benefits of targeting food in the food-water-energy nexus? Is is time to govern these resources differently in cities? The Creating Interfaces project has carried out international research on how food, energy and water systems interact (as a nexus) in three cities: Slupsk (Poland) Tulcea (Romania) and Wilmington (U.S.A). We met with Pia Laborgne and Iulian Nichersu to learn from their popular results.