Insights into EPIM
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EPIM’s Rolling Call for Proposals on Asylum is now open! facebook
We are looking for joint civil society actions aimed to seize (urgent) opportunities to advise European asylum policies and practices, by ▪️promoting feasible (evidence-based) alternatives; and/or ▪️putting forward thought-provoking ideas, and/or ▪️reacting to policy proposals and practices to safeguard the right to asylum and prevent backtracking. Concept notes can be submitted anytime. First round of review after 4 May 2020 (COB). Find out more here: https://cutt.ly/ztUO0T1
EPIM’s Rolling Call for Proposals ‘Seizing opportunities to advise European asylum policies and practices’ is now open! twitter
Concept notes can be submitted anytime. First round of review after 4 May 2020 (COB). Find out more here:
The March 2020 EPIM Policy Update is now available! facebook
Read more about the upcoming New Pact on Migration and Asylum, rising tensions at the Turkish border, and other developments in the areas of migration and integration. https://bit.ly/2Tuq09y
In Brief
About the Project
The European Programme for Integration and Migration (EPIM) has the goal of strengthening the role played by civil society in advocating for constructive approaches to migration in Europe. EPIM aims to strengthening the advocacy capacities of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) at a European level and to facilitate civil society in its role as a counterbalance to official institutions. EPIM is an initiative of currently 14 Partner Foundations and 11 associated Foundations. The Robert Bosch Stiftung is one of its founding members.